Creating connections with the
sweetness of stamping!
I used the Sweet Centers set to create this holiday ornament card that I found in the Holiday Mini catalog. I filled it with glitter and added Happy Holidays from the Four the Holidays stamp set. Stay tuned, I have lots of Christmas and holiday cards and gift ideas coming!
Today I would like to share this quick and simple Christmas card using the Holly Jolly Greetings stamp set. I’m trying to use all the wonderful Christmas stamp sets I have! Do you recognize the ornament? It’s the balloon framelit turned upside down! I love discovering more uses for my stamps and tools!! I used…
This is a fun suspension card that we made last month for my Stamp Club! It’s fun and easy to put together! I’ve made a video tutorial to show you how. Supplies: Christmas Collectibles, Simply Stars stamp set Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler card stock Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler ink Seasons of Style DSP Christmas Ornament…
Check out who’s hiding inside this adorable card! It’s a cute little Gingerbread man with a gift inside! Mmm, hot chocolate! My friend Donna put together this project for us to make at our last demonstrator meeting. She had already cut a 10-1/2″ x 12″ piece of real red card stock and scored at 2-3/4″…
At my stamp club last night, we this cute little snowflake box with three cards and envelopes to go inside. We started by making our own stencil with a 3×3 piece of a window sheet and the ornament punch. Then we swirled some bash blue ink with a sponge dauber onto the card using the…
Here is another card I made with Sweet Centers. I used Stampin’ Up!’s new Circle Scissor Plus to cut the circle in the middle of the card and then placed my tag in between the card and the almost amethyst layer to hold the candy in temporarily. Just pull on the tag and open the…
The new Sweet Centers stamp set is so much fun! I made this treat center pop with pumpkin pie ink, old olive and perfect plum cardstock and a sweet treat cup filled with green jellybeans! But to get to the jellybeans you have to rip the lollipop apart so I decided to make a card…