More About the Sweater Weather Cards

Today, I want to share more about my Sweater Weather cards.  We'll be making one of these at Kelly's party at the Wildflour this Saturday.  Your toughest job will be deciding which design of paper you want to use on your card.

It's officially a chilly day and I love the cool, crisp air, but I'm sad that my flowers have all had it.  I will miss them.  This has been such a great year for my container garden.  It will inspire me to do even more next year.  My husband has the first cold/fever/ickiness of Fall and I may be close behind.  I'm trying to rest and avoid getting it.  We kiss by tapping elbows at times like this, like in the movie Young Doctor Frankenstein.

So... back to the cards:

I made up 4 cards --- all the same except for the design of the papers.  Which one do you like the best?  Let's take a closer look:

 ... and here they all are again:

Thanks for stopping by.  Stay warm, stay healthy, and be happy... and go create something beautiful today.

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Sweater Weather Fall Cards

I want to share with you some of the cards I've made for Kelly's party Saturday.  Before we start, please note that this is my second post today, so be sure to keep scrolling down so that you don't miss a thing.

I love our new Designer Series Papers for Fall.  They're called Sweater Weather.  Isn't that a cute name?  The papers are double-sided, so you get lots of choices for which designs you'd like to use in your projects.  Here are some cards I've made using these papers.  We'll be making one of these at the Wildflour Saturday.

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September Cards: Let's look at them all!

I've been showing you the cards for my upcoming Friday Night Cards (Sept. 13) / Sunday Afternoon Cards (Sept. 15) classes.  Today, let's go back and look at them all.  In case you're wondering, the Dasher (Christmas) card is the bonus card.  If you get a friend to sign up for the class too, you both get to make the bonus card.

... and our bonus card:

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A Pop N Cuts Gift Card Holder

In my last several posts, I've been bouncing back and forth between Halloween and Christmas so, today, I thought I'd jump to Fall / Thanksgiving.  Here's a look at a card for my Friday Night Cards / Sunday Afternoon Cards (Sept. 13, 15) classes.  It's made using our Pop N Cuts die.

I used our Crushed Curry Chevron ribbon in 2 different ways on this card.  Can you spot what I did?

This card opens to reveal another little card with a message.  You can add a gift card, too.  Who doesn't like getting a gift card inside a gorgeous card?

My plan for this card was to design a little something special for those times when you need a little more than just a simple thank you card.  You could easily change out the greeting to say Happy Birthday... or keep the greeting and just add a note of thanks inside.  It is versatile:)

Bill and I went antiquing a couple of times this last week.  I found a few goodies that I want to remake into special items for my Prairie Treasures booth at the Root Cellar.  I'll share later.  I think we'll stay in most of the day and keep cool.  Have a beautiful day and a blessed weekend.

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