CASE means “copy and share everything”. I love finding something really lovely and making it mine. In this instance I saw this box and recreated it. My colours are Calypso Coral, Baja Breeze, Razzelberry button, bakers twine and a sentiment stamped in Razzelberry.  We both used the new Floral Framelits and I also used a variety of our Embossing Folders.

Yes, I know that Stampin’ Up! makes it easy to create beautiful cards with their coordinating cardstock, inks, ribbon, buttons etc. and stampsBUT the SU Demonstrators have lots of talent too! Look at these swap cards! We used products found in the new Holiday Catalogue.  I will post some of them separately to show you how easy it is to stamp beautiful…
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I just can’t say enough about Papillon Pourri stamp set and punch found in the new 2012 Stampin’ Up! Catalogue. Need a copy let me know. I used the Label Framelits and made a cute little card and cut off the tip so it would stand straight.  Elegant Eggplant frame topped with a stamped butterfly punched and adorned with a jewel.

We created this card at my Demonstrator Meeting. I love the new Bigz Die “Autumn Accents” in the Holiday catalogue. It is so versatile for any type of card. I used the Core’dinations Card Stock (12 sheets of 12×12 Cherry, Espresso & Gumball) and ran it through the Big Shot using the Woodgrain Embossing Folder (both are new and in the Holiday Catalogue)…
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Hi everyone, Several of my friends have had beautiful new babies and I have actually gotten my act together and designed a card and scrap page (or they could frame the page) with mats ready for them to stamp their little ones hands and feet! Nothing says baby boy to me like bashful blue and marina mist. I used the…
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Last year one of my friends/customers gave birth to a sleeping baby – Victoria. When they left the General Hospital the nurses made them a scrap page with prints of Victoria’s little feet, hands and a lock hair.  They  framed the page.  They also went home with a teddy bear that was donated by another family who had lived the same…
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