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Showing posts with label Trim the Tree DSP Paper Stack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trim the Tree DSP Paper Stack. Show all posts

Sunday, November 9, 2014

One More For the Birds

I woke up this morning without a voice AGAIN.  That is truly for the birds.  Meanwhile...
I have one more For the Birds card to share with you.  This card shows how you can use the same exact design, same exact stamp, and still change the look by using a different piece of DSP.

By the way...
All the images in this wonderful little stamp set could easily be used in cards with this same design.  Change out the image... try new color stories... you have endless possibilities.
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Saturday, November 8, 2014

For the Birds

Today's post is for the birds... literally... using our For the Birds stamp set.  This card exemplifies how one cute little stamp can be used to create the cutest card ever... and it's quick and easy.
I used just a plain piece of Cherry Cobbler CS to line the envelope and I added a tiny scalloped border at the top edge of the DSP strip.  With minimal coloring and minimal DSP, this card is quick and it's easy on the supplies.
Look closely and you can see some speckles of sparkly snow on the upper portion of my card.  
I used our wonderful Confetti Star Punch to fancy up the inside of the card.
Up Next:

Monday, November 10 
REGISTRATION CLOSES AT NOON TODAY.
Scraps And Prayers / $15. / 3:30-5:30 November only OR special arranged make-up time.
We'll be making 'Joy Blocks' for a beautiful Christmas decoration for your home or for a gift.  Class fee includes all materials except your adhesive.
If you cannot attend at this earlier time, let me know and I can make you a kit.

Friday, November 14 
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.
Lunch And A Card / $18. / 10:00-1:00 / BYO lunch
We'll be making 1 Fall card and 3 Christmas cards.
Class fee includes all materials (except your adhesive), a treat and a beverage to go with your lunch.

Saturday, November 22 
ONLY 2 REMAINING OPENINGS!!!
November Christmas Retreat / 10:00-3:00 / $45.
Class fee includes a light lunch + all materials except your adhesive.
Come enjoy making beautiful projects and cards for Christmas.

Sunday, November 30 
RSVP ASAP:)
Holiday Open House and Christmas Boutique / 2:00-5:00
Come enjoy some great holiday fun!!! 
We'll have refreshments, displays to dazzle and inspire you, gifts, prizes, Make and Takes... and just plain fun!!!   
And... you can shop my Christmas Boutique for lots of fun gifts.
Stop in between 2:00 and 5:00 and jump into the holidays.
  
Thanks for stopping by my little corner of the blog world.  
Come back soon and come back often for more design inspiration.

Friday, November 7, 2014

Christmas Plaid

Here's another card using our Wondrous Wreath... this time in a Christmas Plaid.  I love the look of plaid.   It reminds me of a special Christmas memory.  First the card and then the memory. 
I've used our cherry cobbler seam binding in 2 places on this card and then created a coordinating envelope using some of our Washi Tape.
Now the memory.
When I was a little girl, my grandmother would sew for the entire family... every year.  She made pajamas and/or robes for all the moms and dads and complete outfits for all the kids.  The outfits could be pajamas or robes or my favorite... a skirt, blouse and vest for each of the girls.  I loved my little plaid skirt and vest so much that I actually cried when I outgrew it and had to pass it down to my little sister.  I do still have something wonderful by which to remember all my grandmother's wonderful outfits.  One year, she used all the scraps from previous projects and made a lap robe for each of the moms and dads.  I have the 2 passed down from my parents and I already gave 1 to each of my children because I wanted them to have a token of the incredible love given us by all our family.  If you're not already impressed, here's the info on how big a job my grandmother took on each year.  She had 3 daughters and 1 son and among them, they all had 7 grandchildren.

- Thanks for stopping by my little corner of the blogging world. 
- Click on the tab at the top of the page to see my class schedules and registration policies or click on the left for sneak peeks. 
- Come back soon and come back often for more creative inspiration.
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