Bev Adams, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
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Here’s a quick card to send as a welcome, thanks, or even for a birthday. You could even add a few spider webs and a bat or two and make it a Halloween card. I did use dies to cut the squares behind the house, but you could certainly cut squares with your trimmer. The …
The Gold Dipped Mix & Match Specialty Cards & Envelopes give you Christmas cards half-way done! Add some of the elements from Tags for the Season, Joyful Images, or Joyful Sayings Ephemera Packs get you the rest of the way. Or add a stamped image and a greeting like I did here. Either way, your …
This is a fun fold to try and a fun technique. There are more pieces than typical for me and the cutting is a little tricky. But really, putting the card together is easy. You can use the stamp set for the birds and color them, if you wish, but you can also choose to …
You can hardly go wrong with this gorgeous Season of Elegance Specialty Designer Series Paper! I’ve modified the third layout found on page 22 of the Stampin’ Up! Annual Catalog, turning it to landscape and adding two additional strips. I thought the vertical greeting from So Sincere was perfect! The Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder …
This is a fancy fold/fun fold card that swings the focal image to the inside when you open it. The cutting and scoring is a bit tricky, as each panel needs to be just a bit smaller than half of the card width, or 2 1/8″. Once you get that, then it’s really pretty easy. …
Here’s a quick card with just a few products. You can choose either dies or a punch. If you’re new to stamping, you’ll probably want to use a punch so you don’t need a die cutting machine. It would be a great birthday card to give to just about anyone. Click here for the free …