Ornamental Envelopes
I really love the Ornamental Envelopes Bundle - not only can you make great envelopes for your cards, but the ornament stamps and dies are so pretty. Check out this cute card that I made pairing the bundle with a piece of the Designer Series Paper from the 'Tis the Season pack.
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| I used the Gold cord from the Forever Greenery Trim Combo Pack for the bows |
Instructions
- Cut Thick Whisper White cardstock 5 1/2" x 7 1/2" and score at 3 1/4". Fold on score line to form card base.
- Cut Designer Series Paper 3" x 5 1/4" and adhere to the card front using Stampin' Seal.
- Cut Designer Series Paper 1 1/2" x 5 1/4" and adhere to the right edge of the inside of the card using Stampin' Seal.
- Cut 3 pieces Whisper White cardstock 2 3/4" x 5"
- Stamp ornaments using Real Red ink on 2 of the pieces and using Garden Green on the 3rd piece
- Stamp sentiment on the bottom of one the Real Red stamped pieces. Adhere to the card front using Stampin' Seal.
- Cut the ornaments out of the 2 remaining pieces.
- Using Dimensionals, adhere the individual ornaments on top of the stamped ornaments on the card front. Use a combination of red and green ornaments.
- Tie 3 small bows and adhere to ornaments using a Glue Dot.
Mega Autumn Tutorial Bundle
Demonstrators from around the world created a MEGA Bundle of Tutorials! There are a AMAZING 82 tutorials in this bundle! The cards are autumn themed and feature products from page 44 - 51 of the catalogue, but you'll be able to use the layouts to make cards or projects using other stampsets.
Each tutorial contains a product list, measurements (in both Inches and Metric) and step-by-step instructions.
Here's how you can get this amazing Tutorial Bundle:
- Place an order from September through December and its yours FREE! If you would like to receive this free and live in the Canada, all you need to do is place an order from my online store.
- You can also purchase the Tutorial for $30. It’s a great deal! Click here to place your order for the tutorial.
World Card Making Day
Come join me on October 3rd from 1-5pm Pacific to celebrate World Card Making Day. I'm co-hosting an afternoon where we'll have demonstrations and prizes. There is no charge for our event and everyone is welcome. Join the Facebook Group today!
Shopping with Me!
If you live in Canada, I would love to be your demonstrator!You can check out the Annual Catalogue using this PDF link.
You can also check out the new August to December Mini Catalogue using this link.
Please be sure to use the current Host Code 22EBSXQY to receive a free gift from me. When you place a $50 order (before shipping and taxes) using the Host Code, I'll send you four cards and instructions by mail as a thank you. If your order is over $200, please do not use the Hostess Code as you'll qualify for Stampin' Rewards, but I'll still send you the 4 free cards!
Don't forget to use your bonus coupons!
Thanks for dropping by today! Please take time and visit all of the other blogs on the blog hop - you'll see amazing creations!
Happy Stamping!
Melva
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I really love the Ornamental Envelopes Bundle - not only can you make great envelopes for your cards, but the ornament stamps and dies are so pretty. Check out this cute card that I made pairing the bundle with a piece of the Designer Series Paper from the 'Tis the Season pack.
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| I used the Gold cord from the Forever Greenery Trim Combo Pack for the bows |
Instructions
- Cut Thick Whisper White cardstock 5 1/2" x 7 1/2" and score at 3 1/4". Fold on score line to form card base.
- Cut Designer Series Paper 3" x 5 1/4" and adhere to the card front using Stampin' Seal.
- Cut Designer Series Paper 1 1/2" x 5 1/4" and adhere to the right edge of the inside of the card using Stampin' Seal.
- Cut 3 pieces Whisper White cardstock 2 3/4" x 5"
- Stamp ornaments using Real Red ink on 2 of the pieces and using Garden Green on the 3rd piece
- Stamp sentiment on the bottom of one the Real Red stamped pieces. Adhere to the card front using Stampin' Seal.
- Cut the ornaments out of the 2 remaining pieces.
- Using Dimensionals, adhere the individual ornaments on top of the stamped ornaments on the card front. Use a combination of red and green ornaments.
- Tie 3 small bows and adhere to ornaments using a Glue Dot.
Mega Autumn Tutorial Bundle
Demonstrators from around the world created a MEGA Bundle of Tutorials! There are a AMAZING 82 tutorials in this bundle! The cards are autumn themed and feature products from page 44 - 51 of the catalogue, but you'll be able to use the layouts to make cards or projects using other stampsets.
Each tutorial contains a product list, measurements (in both Inches and Metric) and step-by-step instructions.
Here's how you can get this amazing Tutorial Bundle:
- Place an order from September through December and its yours FREE! If you would like to receive this free and live in the Canada, all you need to do is place an order from my online store.
- You can also purchase the Tutorial for $30. It’s a great deal! Click here to place your order for the tutorial.
World Card Making Day
Come join me on October 3rd from 1-5pm Pacific to celebrate World Card Making Day. I'm co-hosting an afternoon where we'll have demonstrations and prizes. There is no charge for our event and everyone is welcome. Join the Facebook Group today!
Shopping with Me!
If you live in Canada, I would love to be your demonstrator!You can check out the Annual Catalogue using this PDF link.
You can also check out the new August to December Mini Catalogue using this link.
Please be sure to use the current Host Code 22EBSXQY to receive a free gift from me. When you place a $50 order (before shipping and taxes) using the Host Code, I'll send you four cards and instructions by mail as a thank you. If your order is over $200, please do not use the Hostess Code as you'll qualify for Stampin' Rewards, but I'll still send you the 4 free cards!
Don't forget to use your bonus coupons!
Thanks for dropping by today! Please take time and visit all of the other blogs on the blog hop - you'll see amazing creations!
Happy Stamping!
Melva
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