This month I needed a handful of masculine cards. So I sat down and made what I needed and some extra. When I was going through my paper, I came across this retired paper. It was in last year's Holiday Mini Catalog. It uses the retired in-color from last year, Kiwi Kiss and Tangerine Tango. I thought this paper and colors made a good fall masculine card. I also used the Lovely as a Tree Stamp Set. The Neutrals 5/16 Inch Brads (112534) that I used on this card are put of the Online Extravaganza (regular price $7.95, sale price $5.57). I love these brads and I always grab them when I make a masculine card.
The inside of the card holds a gift card. I made one a few months back and you can see the details of the gift card holder here.
Have you seen the GREAT deals on the Online Extravaganza? There's some great bundles that would make excellent Christmas Gifts for those beginner stampers or seasonal stampers. Don't delay because these deals will only last until Monday, November 30, 2009.
Sorry it has been a little while since my last post. Last week I was getting ready for my November Christmas Card Stamp Camp, which was this past Saturday. I had a great turn out and we had a wonderful time getting those Christmas Cards done. I am now getting ready for my December Christmas Card Camp which is on December 6, 2009.
Have a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving.
Karen
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Online Extravaganza
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Baby Card
Card Front
I have been busy the past few days making cards. This is one of the cards I made yesterday. My husband needed one for a co-worker. I remember making a onesies card a few years ago but I couldn't find the template. I went on a search for a onesies template and came across these beautiful onesies cards and she has a link to the template. This card was not hard to make, just a little time cutting it out. Cute and fun to make.
Thanks for looking.
Karen
Friday, November 6, 2009
Simple Christmas Card
Here's a simple Christmas Card. It does use three different stamp sets ("Wandering Words", Grateful Greetings, Patterned Pines.) This card uses the Retired Riding Hood Red re-inker mixed with the Shimmer Paint and the wide ribbon.
I hope everyone has a great weekend.
Thanks for looking,
Karen
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Shimmer Paint with Reinkers
Riding Hood Red Reinker and Ribbon
Real Red Craft Reinker
Real Red Craft Reinker
This card is a simple but pretty card. It was made using Stampin' Up! Movers and Shapers Curly Label Die. When I went to mix the Champagne Mist Shimmer paint with Classic Real Red Reinker, I realized I did not have any. I only had Riding Hood Red and Craft Real Red Reinker. I first tried it with Riding Hood reinker and attached some retired ribbon to the card. I love this ribbon, I wished it now came in Real Red. I loved the way the card turned out but I did not have enough ribbon to offer this card as a class. So I went back to making another card with the Craft Real Red Reinker. I like this card too but I am going to order a wider ribbon to go on this card. I am going to order either the polka-dot or the striped Real Red Ribbon.
Thanks for looking,
Karen
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Santa Flying Through The Night Sky
Card Front
Inside of Card
Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night. (Sorry I couldn’t help myself.) This is one of the cards from my December Christmas Card Class. The card front uses Glossy White Cardstock and is sponged with Bashful Blue, Bordering Blue and Night of Navy while the moon is masked with a post-it note circle. The moon, than is lightly sponged with So Saffron ink. Santa is embossed using Craft Black Ink and Clear Embossing Powder. The trees on the bottom of the card are from the Lovely as a Tree Stamp Set. They are inked using Silver Ink and embossed using Iridescent Ice Embossing Powder. This card look beautiful in real life.
Thanks for looking,
Karen
Monday, November 2, 2009
December Christmas Card Class
Winter Post Meets Bronze Shimmer
Santa flying through night sky - Embossing & Sponging
Holly Jolly with shimmer paint and red ink
Good Cheer Pocket Card - Watercolor
Sign-up now for the December Christmas Cards Stamp-a-Stack Class that is being offered in St. Mary's County.
Sign-up now for the December Christmas Cards Stamp-a-Stack Class that is being offered in St. Mary's County.
30 Cards - Pick 3-designs - 10 of each
Class Cost: $42.00
If you can't decide do all 4-designs - 10 of each
Class Cost: $50.00
Date: Sunday, December 6, 2009
The class cost includes envelopes and a bottle of Champagne Mist Shimmer Paint (Used on 3 - of the card designs). Cards are pre-cut and scored. All you will need to do is stamp, punch, emboss and assemble.
Please bring: your preferred adhesive.
Time: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Deadline to sign up is November 20th. Payment is due at sign-up.
Send me an email if you want to attend this class.
Thanks for looking,
Karen
Karen
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Download your Gift-Giving Guide Here!
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You can order Stampin Up! products on-line 24/7, just click here.
Thanks for looking,
Karen
Use our Holiday Extravaganza Gift-Giving Guide to find gifts for kids, teens, neighbors, card makers, scrapbookers, and more--or to find the supplies you need to create special handcrafted gifts.
Plus, from November 1 to January 4, receive a FREE Décor Elements piece (up to a $16.95 value) when you spend $50 on products in this guide!
Download your Gift-Giving Guide Here!
Download your Dear Santa Letter Here!
You can order Stampin Up! products on-line 24/7, just click here.
Thanks for looking,
Karen
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