This is another set of thank you cards that I brought with me to Texas. The style is identical to the other set—all that’s different is the color scheme. Supplies: Stamps: Classic Stripe (SU!), Cute & Curly (SU!) Ink: Rich Cocoa Memento (GKD), Burgundy (SU!), Baja Blue (SU!) Paper: Burgundy (SU!), Baja Blue (SU!), PL …
Read MoreI hope a few people remember me. It’s been such a long time since I posted anything that I wonder if anyone checks for updates, or subscribes to my RSS feed anymore. I photographed a few projects while I was back home during December, and I still have some photos on my computer of projects …
Read MoreToday marks the beginning of the Gina K. Designs September Release Previews! I’m sure that the Design Team members have many wonderful projects this month as always, so be sure to follow the links at the bottom of this post to view them. We’re previewing two stamp sets today. The first is “Buds & Vases” by …
Read MoreThis card was made to accompany a gift for a couple who married in January. I gave them a framed portrait which I photographed at their wedding, and which won 2nd place at our county fair. The label frame was stamped onto ivory cardstock using brown ink and punched out with a label punch. The …
Read MoreThis is a thank you note for a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator friend who kindly gave Momma and me a copy of the new catalog. The decorative frame was stamped onto Ivory cardstock using Sahara Sand ink and trimmed out. The sentiment was stamped using Chocolate Chip ink and I added the three dots with a …
Read MoreThis card uses the new Lovely Labels stamp set from Gina K. Designs. The main labels image was stamped onto Pure Luxury Ivory cardstock using VersaMark ink and then embossed with Chocolate Scented embossing powder. The label was then cut out and embossed with a Nestabilities label die. The cardbase is PL Moonlit Fog and I added …
Read MoreI made up this gift for some friends that we visited yesterday. Inside are packed several individual size packages of m&ms. When we get a can of fruit that has a pull tab on top, we always open the bottom with a can opener. Our can opener makes a small cut on the side of the can …
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