Easter

Hi there and happy Friday!  Boy this week flew by.  Just stopping by real quick to show you an Easter card we made a few weeks ago at the Wednesday stamp group.  Thanks to my friend for bringing the instructions for this cool technique to the group.  Unfortunately, I don't know where she got the idea. (I'll edit later with that information)

Stamps: Your choice for inside sentiment
Paper: Very Vanilla, Pool Party, Lucky Limeade, Everyday Enchantment DSP
Ink: Your choice
Other: Framed Tulips embossing folder, Scallop Trim corner punch, Pool Party ruffled ribbon

Need to scoot to finish some things before the granddaughter wakes up and we get ready to head out for daycare.

Have a Happy Easter and thank you for stopping by today!

Holiday Online Extravaganza Begins Today and a Stamp Camp Card

Happy Monday!  Today is the kick-off of the Holiday Online Extravaganza and there are some awesome deals!  The special 24-hour deal includes 20% off the Simply Scored tool and the Sweet Pressed Cookie Stamps.  If you want to order either of those (or both) you must have your online order in before 11:59 pm TONIGHT!  The prices for the other items are valid through Nov 30, 2011.  Click here to view all sale items available.  If you don't want to go online to place an order, I'd be happy to do it for you.  I'll be placing an order this evening so please contact me at 314-779-9499 or jsumner731@sbcglobal.net.  Check back for tomorrow's 24-hour special.

How about another Stamp Camp card?  The ladies liked this card but it was a bit challenging to get the fold just right.  No hill for a stepper!  They did great.  Thanks to Valita for her video showing this interesting technique on her blog!

Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted.

Stamps: Creative Elements, Elements of Style

Paper: Very Vanilla, Peach Parfait, Old Olive

Ink: Pumpkin Pie, Soft Suede, Old Olive

Tools: Blossom Petal punch, Scallop Trim Corner punch, bone folder, scoring tool, ruler

Other: Post-it Notes, pencil, eraser, sponges, dauber, dimensionsals, acrylic blocks

Inspiration: Valita    www.valitasfreshfolds.blogspot.com  posted 10-20-2009

Thank you for stopping in today.  Have a wonderful evening!