October Stamp Club Projects

The monthly stamp club I am in met last weekend, and I am just now getting a chance to post pictures of the three cards we made.  We made a Thanksgiving card using a sweet treat cup.  It was so easy, and really looks like a turkey!

For the next card, we did a little embossing on the background piece, then added a few butterflies, bling, and scalloped ribbon for a nice "hello" card.

Our last card is for Christmas, and I love Christmas projects!  This card itself was very simple, with one small stamp piece.  But, we added a magnetic bookmark over the card for an extra surprise for the recipient.  I have the tag die we used to make the bookmark, and I can see using this for some cute gifts for my children's classmates!  They all love to read, and now that they are in chapter books, they need something to mark their place!!

I always look forward to my stamp club once a month!  Good company and great crafting!

 

My Pink Stamper Christmas Card Challenge

I'd like to share a Christmas card that I made as part My Pink Stamper's Christmas Card Challenge for today.

The paper and ribbon are all from Stampin' Up.  I cut the Chrstmas tree from the Designer's Calendar Cricut cartridge.  The "merry wishes" stamp is from the SU set "Lots of Thoughts".  I wanted to keep this card simple, but thought it need a little something, so I used the SU punch along the bottom of the vanilla paper.

Thanks so much for looking and early Merry Christmas!

August Stamp Club Projects

I am part of a Stamp Club that meets once a month.  Our leader is a Stampin' Up demonstrator, and she is GREAT!  We learn so much, and get to do fun projects.  Plus, once a month, one of us gets to be a hostess and get great benefits from Stampin' Up!  I am going to share some of our projects with you.  None of these are my own designs, but I have made them from her instruction.  I'm not sharing all of the projects yet because I will probably be using some for gifts!!  Let me know if you are interested in Stampin' Up and I will be happy to hook you up with my demonstrator.

Here's the first project...

Can you believe there is not a single stamp on this project?!??!  We used an embossing folding to make the flowers, and then added color with pastels.  Really easy.  Something else that I liked on this project was the baker's twine.  They sell this for like $2.95 a pack, and you get quite alot.  I will be getting some for myself soon!

Christmas for the second card...





We made this card with a Christmas stamp set and stamped on the card and envelope.  You can't tell from this picture, but we used dimensionals on the hat and the snowball at the bottom.  I liked using the 4 different types of paper around the edge of the stamped image.  This was a fun card to make!

Let me know if you have any questions!