Happy Friday! This week flew by, huh?
Another busy day at Camp Sumner! Gonna be real quick and show you the card I made for a friend to acknowledge the birth of her new grandbaby.
I saw Jackie Topa's adorable baby card and pretty much CASEd it - just a couple of changes. (Jackie's work is amazing! She is so creative! (you can view her blog by clicking here.) These cute little booties were made with the Stitched Stockings stamp set and the coordinating Stocking Builder punch. My background was stamped with Pretty in Pink ink using the Delicate Doily stamp. The lace trim was made from the Lace Ribbon Border punch. I had the ribbon in my stash for ages so decided to use it up - don't get too many opportunities to make baby cards these days. Know what I mean? lol
Speaking of grandchildren, our granddaughter will be spending the night with us tonight. Need to scoot to meet a friend for coffee, then run errands before getting Miss M from daycare.
Have a great weekend and thank you for coming by today!
Showing posts with label Stitched Stockings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stitched Stockings. Show all posts
Friday, September 9, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Congratulations and a Buddy Swap
Hi there! Gee it's already hump day! This week is flying.
I have been remiss in posting pics of a couple of cards I received last month. The first one is from Tami Waddell congratulating me for promoting to Supervisor. Wasn't that thoughtful of her? I've never met her and she lives in CA. Love this company! SU! people are the BEST! Tami created the card in My Digital Studio (MDS). I like how she put the plants among the subtle background. Pretty cool, huh? Thanks, Tami!
The next card came from Brenda Moore, my August Stampin' Buddy. I participate in a monthly Buddy Swap. Karen Graff-Povis does all the work/organizing to send us our Buddy info so that we can send our card out by the 25th of each month. (Thanks, Karen)
Brenda used the new Stitched Stockings set with the coordinating punch. The beautiful script is from the Hand-Penned Holidays set, which is so elegant. How about that red glimmer paper. Very sparkly! (to borrow a line from "Rain Man") Thanks, Brenda, for the cute card.
Busy day today. It's the Wednesday Girls (stamp group) then I'm off to help my friend, Jayne, with Make n Takes at the "Y". I appreciate you stopping by today!
I have been remiss in posting pics of a couple of cards I received last month. The first one is from Tami Waddell congratulating me for promoting to Supervisor. Wasn't that thoughtful of her? I've never met her and she lives in CA. Love this company! SU! people are the BEST! Tami created the card in My Digital Studio (MDS). I like how she put the plants among the subtle background. Pretty cool, huh? Thanks, Tami!
The next card came from Brenda Moore, my August Stampin' Buddy. I participate in a monthly Buddy Swap. Karen Graff-Povis does all the work/organizing to send us our Buddy info so that we can send our card out by the 25th of each month. (Thanks, Karen)
Brenda used the new Stitched Stockings set with the coordinating punch. The beautiful script is from the Hand-Penned Holidays set, which is so elegant. How about that red glimmer paper. Very sparkly! (to borrow a line from "Rain Man") Thanks, Brenda, for the cute card.
Busy day today. It's the Wednesday Girls (stamp group) then I'm off to help my friend, Jayne, with Make n Takes at the "Y". I appreciate you stopping by today!
Monday, September 5, 2011
My Light Bulb Moment Means a Tip For You!
Hi there! Hope you're enjoying your Labor Day weekend. We are having some cooler temperatures - finally! Fall has become my favorite season. Of course, around here it could shoot back up into the 90's next week - or even tomorrow! lol Crazy weather!
Yesterday I was working on some holiday card ideas for my upcoming Christmas Card Workshop. I was using the Stitched Stockings stamp set and the Stocking Builder punch that came out in the Holiday mini. Too cute! The issue I had was each time I changed the clear mount stocking image, my placement would be off to punch it out. So....I had the idea of punching a scrap piece of card stock and using that as a guide for my stocking and parts. Then, it occurred to me to take it one step further by tracing inside the negative area of my scrap template onto my acrylic block with a Sharpie!
Now I can see exactly where the stocking should be placed! Cool, huh? I'm pretty sure the ink will come off with alcohol. But if it doesn't, that's OK.
Have a great day and thanks for coming by today!
Yesterday I was working on some holiday card ideas for my upcoming Christmas Card Workshop. I was using the Stitched Stockings stamp set and the Stocking Builder punch that came out in the Holiday mini. Too cute! The issue I had was each time I changed the clear mount stocking image, my placement would be off to punch it out. So....I had the idea of punching a scrap piece of card stock and using that as a guide for my stocking and parts. Then, it occurred to me to take it one step further by tracing inside the negative area of my scrap template onto my acrylic block with a Sharpie!
Now I can see exactly where the stocking should be placed! Cool, huh? I'm pretty sure the ink will come off with alcohol. But if it doesn't, that's OK.
Have a great day and thanks for coming by today!
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