Daisy Delight Happy Birthday Card with Garden Lane Designer Series Paper

Today I am sharing a little Daisy Delight Happy Birthday card.  I stamped two separate daisies in black ink and colored in one daisy using the Light Old Olive Blend and the other in Dark Mint Macaron Blend.  The daisy coordinates nicely with the Garden Lane Designer Series Paper.

7 Fancy Fold Card Swaps

Some amazing Fancy Fold Card Swaps from the INKredible Impressions girls.

Mena Green

 

Cyndy Ponczek

Carol Barbati

Debbie Modrowsky

Pat Militello

Vicki Wu

Lilly Ruiz

Cozy Fall Crafting with Paper Pumpkin

I know the summer is not over yet, but I am loving the new August Paper Pumpkin Kit:  The Gift of Fall.  The colors, the embellishments.. the kit comes with everything you need.. ribbon, gold sequins.  Let the fall colors begin...

July Stampin Class: 6x6 Chipboard Frame

We made this frame at my July Stampin Class.  This is a 6x6 chipboard frame which I cut down from the 12x12 piece of chipboard that comes as backing when you order any Stampin' Up! Specialty Designer Series Paper.  You can bring the piece of chipboard to Staples and have them cut it down to 6x6.

 

All the girls got to make a frame at class and they picked out their pattern paper color.  We used the Gingham 6x6 Designer Series Paper to cover the chipboard.

We used a hot glue gun to hold the gold clips in place so it can  hold the photo.

You can find these easel stands at Staples.  They come in various sizes and you can cut them down.  They have adhesive backing to adhere to your chipboard.

Graduation Card... Ohio State

Another graduation card for another party...  made this one for a grad going to Ohio State.  It's fun making the cards to match the school colors.

Come Sail Away with Rococo Rose

I used the Come Sail Away Designer Series Paper for the background on this card.  It perfectly compliments the pretty Rococo Rose in color cardstock.  I stamped the greeting and the rose in Smoky Slate ink.

Alter It... Wendy's Chili Cups

You know that Stampin' Up! stampers can't throw anything away.  A friend of mine gave me some of these chili cups from Wendy's...  I couldn't resist altering them and covering them with Stampin' Up! designer series paper.

I simply unraveled one of the cups and used that as my template to trace the DSP.  You need to add a small amount to one end to make sure the paper wraps around the cup.  I put these cups out with mints for my guests when they come to my monthly stampin classes.