Sympathy Card 2 & 3

Even more than the other sympathy card I wondered if these colors would go. When you put the Ballet Blue in I thought, "No Way!" Guess what? Yes, Way! Here is the recipe for these cards.

Paper: Pumpkin Pie, Regal Rose, More Mustard, Ballet Blue, and Whisper White

Ink: Regal Rose

Stamp Set: Close as a Memory

Brads: Earth Elements and Rhinestone Fire Circles

Punch: Boho Blossoms

White uni-ball Signo Gel Pen

Sympathy Card

This is one of 3 sympathy cards I made last week. It is amazing how the colors go together. I can honestly say a lot of times I wonder if it will or not. I guess SU! knew what they were doing when they made their color coach. Here is the recipe for this card. Everything is Stampin' Up!
Paper: Old Olive, Bravo Burgundy, Elegant Eggplant, Whisper White, and More Mustard
Ink: Elegant Eggplant
Stamp Set: Close as a Memory
Brads: Earth Elements

Baby Shower Card

I am going to a baby shower. You can't go without a card and gift. Well it took me some time to make this card. I just worked with it as I went along. I hope you enjoy it and maybe it will give you an idea too.

Recipe: (Stampin' Up! unless noted otherwise)

Cardstock: Barely Banana, Pretty in Pink, Mellow Moss, Whisper White

Stamp Set: So Many Scallops (retired)

Roller: Classic Stars

Markers: Barely Banana, Pretty in Pink, So Saffron, Mellow Moss

Gel Pen: Gelly Roll Rainbow (Sakura, not SU!)

Tools: Scallop Punch, Large Star and Small Star Punch

Stamp Pad: VersaMark and Dazzling Diamonds Glitter

Niece's Card

It is my niece's 15th birthday and I needed to make her a card. I wanted to make it with a pocket to hold the money. I used the So many scallops rubber stamp, tempting turquoise stamp pad, versamark pad, word window punch, scallop punch, 3/16 corner rounder, rhinestone circle brad (ice), and the white uni-ball pen, all of which, are SU! products. The paper and flowers are from a craft store. It is easy to make. I tend to take a while when I make things because I have to work with it until I am satisfied.

Happy 4th of July

I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy 4th of July. I hope you get to spend time with your families and even have a cookout together. God bless you and our country!

Pull-out-book

Heidi, my upline, challenged Julie and I to make one of these books. I do like how it turned out. I woke up this morning though and thought about another way it could be used. The way I made it, it is merely for decoration. To me it is a waste. The other idea that came to me though is if on the one side you spelled out the word B-A-B-Y. The other side you could put a picture of the baby, the footprints, and the statistics. It could be a keepsake. That to me is worth making! Of course, you could improvise and put girl or boy instead of baby. I hope you enjoy this and maybe get the inspiration to make one yourself.

First Class

I finally had my very first class. We did the Fill the Keeper class. The only thing is you can no longer get the keeper. We got the main parts of the cards done. They still have to glue the card fronts to the cards, as well as, they also need to add the stickers on. Overall the class went very well. I felt very comfortable doing it and I believe they did too.