Monday, October 21, 2024

2024 Christmas Stamp Camp Success!

 Our annual Christmas stamp was a great success! 22 stampers spent the day creating 16 projects. It was a long, busy day of stamping, good food and plenty of laughter. 


This is where most of the boxes and totes landed when I unloaded my car. And guess what, two days later, they're still there!

I will put things away soon, but in the meantime, I thought you might like to hear what goes into making a day-long event like this.



* 286 cut card bases

* 50 blocks

* 251 clear project envelopes

* 26 ink pads

* 64 feet of ribbon

* 462 embellishments

* 286 envelopes

* 20 Stamp and die bundles

* 15 different colors of cardstock

* 2 Cut and emboss machines

* 3 tubs of embossing powder

* Endless cups of coffee, daily doses of Advil and a partridge in a pear tree

Saturday, October 19, 2024

Winter Meadow Silver Holiday

 Silver and blue....it doesn't get much prettier than this!

The pretty blue and greens in the Winter Meadow Designer Series paper is so, soooo pretty on the Lost Lagoon cardbase with white and silver accents!

The silver embossed label from the Christmas Labels Bundle sits on a piece of silver ribbon wrapped around white Glimmer paper.


Thursday, October 17, 2024

Sweetest Stars Gift Tags

 Tags, tags, and more tags! Mr. and Mrs. Santa are ready to hang from all your packages!


The Sweetest Star Bundle makes delightful gifts or ornaments. And if you like to color, these are for you!

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Close to My Heart Sale!

 


Starting October 16, all Close to My Heart products will be 30% off while supplies last! You know you want some.....

Go here to check it out.

Sunday, October 13, 2024

Winter Meadow Deer


If you are looking for a quick and easy card to make, this is the one! This one piece of Winter Meadow Designer Series paper makes six similar cards.





The DSP layer is adhered to a piece of Cherry Cobbler cardstock, then mounted to the front of Basic Black cardfront.

The verse from Christmas Labels is stamped directly onto the DSP layer with Cherry Cobbler ink.