At each of my crafternoon card classes, I try to have some type of fun fold to keep things interesting. We created this bridge card with the Cute As a Bug suite collection.
What's your favorite part of this collection?
Stamping, scrapping, and paper crafting: create, craft, and connect at my classes and online!
At each of my crafternoon card classes, I try to have some type of fun fold to keep things interesting. We created this bridge card with the Cute As a Bug suite collection.
What's your favorite part of this collection?
HAPPY SPRING!!! This card was copied after one that I saw on Pinterest; it was too pretty not to CASE!
I love how springy it is! A few of the ladies wove the gingham ribbon into the basket itself; so pretty!
Everything is from the Easter Joy suite collection plus Shy Shamrock, Balmy Blue, Lemon Lolly, Daffodil Delight, and Timid Tiger Two-Tone cardstock.
Who else is ready for spring?!?
This card did not turn out like I thought it would as I began designing it!
A fun part of this card design is that arch was cut from the larger arch used in card #3! All of the other supplies are from the Easter Joy suite collection.
Last weekend, I held my monthly Crafternoon and guided the ladies in making four cards.
PRO TIP: Mix Lemon Lolly and Pretty in Pink Stampin' Blends to make the peach carrot.
St. Patrick's Day is fast approaching, and of course I wanted to make a card for each of my daughters. I came up with a card sketch that I could use two ways and made them on my weekly Lives on my Facebook page (Thursdays at 7:30 PM Eastern time).
Are you Team Woolly Friends (left) or Team Easter Joy (right)? Please be sure to leave your choice in the comments! For both cards, I used the Woolly Friends stamp set, Easter Joy DPS and Pleasant Patterns specialty paper along with Nested Essentials dies, Shy Shamrock glimmer paper, and In Colors shimmer gems. I created the hats with extra Shy Shamrock, Daffodil Delight, and Basic Black cardstock.Since the bow from the Easter Joy suite was too big for the bunny, I used the one from the Woolly Friends bundle instead.
Please comment Team Woolly Friends of Team Easter Joy for these two St. Patrick's Day cards!
One of my teachers is expecting her second child, so I made this card for them using the Easter Joy suite (or bundle plus DSP) to go along with a little gift.
I started with a Balmy Blue 8 1/2" x 5 1/2' cardstock card base and added a panel of Basic White 4"x 5 1/4". The Crumb Cake and Balmy Blue DSP are from the Easter Joy suite. I used my Alphabet a la Mode dies to cut the B, B, Y, and stamped the bunny in Balmy Blue from this collection. I used my Pretty in Pink Stampin' Blends to color the bunny. The gingham ribbon is also part of this suite (but of course everything can be bought individually if preferred).Saturday I had the opportunity to meet a fun group of ladies in my area known as the Appalachian Women's Social Club and teach a card class. (Thanks, Amber, for the invite and for the delicious catered lunch and your fabulous banana pudding!)
I think the ladies had a good time crafting! I know that I did (and I also learned a thing or two). I'm looking forward to getting together with them for some of the events and hopefully hosting quarterly seasonal card classes.If you're a current customer of mine, then you probably know about my collaboration with six other Stampin' Up! demonstrators across the country, the Mauvelous Lollies. Each month, three of us create projects with a video of one project and written instructions for the other two based on that month's theme. Here's a peek at my project this month, a fun-fold window card:
Anyone who places a minimum $50 order from me (before shipping/handling & tax) will receive the instructions for this month's projects.What are your guesses for this month's theme? Post them in the comments!
Recently I needed a masculine birthday card for a co-worker, so I decided to use a card sketch that I found and make this card on my weekly Lives on my Facebook page (Thursdays at 7:30 PM Eastern time).
Did you know that my customers have an exclusive VIP Facebook Group where I post instruction sheets after each Thursday Live? Anyone can watch and craft along with the Thursday Lives at 7:30 PM.