Bev Adams, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
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You can get all of your Christmas cards made quickly! The basic supplies from my Getting Started Challenge can be used for just about any event, including Christmas.
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Getting Started Sample – Christmas 1
Christmas Tagables Photopolymer Stamp Set is perfect for Christmas wrapping. It coordinates with several punches and die cuts. It came out October 2013
Like the other photopolymer stamp sets, it sticks easily to the blocks. The stamp itself is clear (though it may get a bit stained from some inks) and is very easily placed exactly where you want it. The sets have all been priced at $13.95.
This card looks really quite elegant in Elegant Eggplant, but it would look just as wonderful in so many other colors like Real Red, Coastal Cabana, Garden Green, and Rich Razzleberry, just to name a few. Change out the greeting and it would make a great birthday or thank you card. In red or green it make a wonderful Christmas card.
A quick slit turns this card into a gift card holder. How easy is that?
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Here’s another card based on Connie Stewart’s Flash Cards. Check out her videos. I’m sure you have thank you cards to send after Christmas. This one’s just the ticket!
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I was inspired by Connie Stewart’s Flashcards. I love the thrifty use of card stock. I tried this one with lots of sparkle from the Brushed Silver card stock, pewter embossing powder, and the Glossy White card stock that was run through the Big Shot in an embossing folder.
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So easy, yet so wonderful! Yep. It’s aluminum flashing again. Don’t get tempted by the aluminum shingles which are just the right size. You’ll need the roll of flashing. The dies cut it just fine. It works great with the embossing folders. If you need to make hundreds of them, you may need to replace your folder eventually. I made a couple dozen of these ornaments and my customers made them too. My folder is just fine!
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