Photo goodness and Stamping goodness

My first goodness to share with you requires a stop at my daughter's blog to take a look at the adorable photos she took on a Pumpkin Patch trip with some of my grandkids. The focus was to be my youngest grandson, but you can see some glimpses of some of my other grandkids too. I took this one photo from her blog to share this cute little scene with four of our grandkids. Now for the Stamping goodness. This card is shown in the gallery at Pink Persimmon but I wanted to show you the details. All of the stamps are from Pink Persimmon. Are they cute or what? I love the look of a new set of alphabet stamps and I love the font on this super cute set. So I arranged these letters on an acrylic block and repeatedly stamped the alphabet to create a background on the notebook looking paper by Scenic Route. I punched the one side with the Stampin' Up journal punch so it looks like I tore my paper out of a notebook. The little girl from the Little Red Wagon set was stamped on white paper and again on this adorable red, plaid paper by October Afternoon. Then I just cut out the dress portion and glued that on top of the image stamped on the white paper. The other portions of the stamp were colored with Copic Markers. I attached the little girl and the wagon with foam tape because I just love the dimension this gives a card. The wagon is also coated with Aleene's Paper Glaze. I so love the epoxy look that gives and it makes it look like a new, shiny, red wagon. (ps, another great thing about Aleene's is that it is available at stores like Michaels so it is so easy to get ahold of)

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

ABC’S card

Materials:

Cardstock – Curious Iridescent Cryogen White/CutCardStock.com and Vintage collection/Core’dinations

Patterned paper – October Afternoon and Scenic Route

Stamps – Soda Pop small alphabet and Little Red Wagon/Pink Persimmon

Fluid Chalk stamp pads/Clearsnap

Versafine Black stamp pad

Clear embossing powder

Journal border punch – Stampin’Up

Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®

Copic markers

Mini black brads

Sandpaper

3M Foam tape

More The Cat's Pajamas goodness

Once I had these cute The Cat's Pajamas stamps in my hand, I guess I just couldn't stop creating! These things are so cute and you know what is almost the cutest part are the adorable sayings with each set!!!

I did the above card to go with the CPS sketch for this week. I had already created one but I could see this little rocket ship fitting the sketch so perfectly.

It was fun to use star accents on the side piece and the rocket is colored with Copic Markers. There are tiny drops of Aleene's Paper Glaze on the bigger hearts and on the heart on the rocket ship. Just adds for some fun dimension and makes the red more intense.

I have to laugh at the above card because those papers are actually from a Christmas collection but don't they just look like a party ready to happen?

The dog and the greeting are both stamped on the White Cryogen Curious Iridescent paper by CutCardStock.com and both are embossed with clear embossing powder. With all of the black on the doggie, this just makes that black more intense. Can you see the slight shading around the one side of the dog with the Copic Markers. Since the Copic Markers work with a blender pen, it is easy to get a subtle look like this. The cake is also colored with the Copic Markers and the little heart on the top has a tiny dot of the Aleene's Paper Glaze again. That just gives the heart a little added emphasis that is fun.

For this last card, who doesn't love cupcakes and so I just had to use them. I used two sizes of a Nestabilities label die by Spellbinders. That is just an easy way to create a fun accent and it helped to give a great emphasis to these tiny cupcakes.

The frosting on the cakes is filled in with Diamond Glitter 3-D Fashion paint by Tulip and the papers on the cupcakes and the top accents are both filled in with Aleene's Paper Glaze . These both just add some extra fun to the look. For the labels I did use the cutting step and then the embossing step and a tiny bit of added color was sprayed on with the Memories Mists spray.

A couple added accents would be that I embossed the front of the card with a Cuttlebug embossing plate. I used Core'dinations cardstock for the card and so I tore the one edge because that is one of the qualities about this paper that is so nice. And since the front of the card was shorter then the back of the card, I glued a thin strip of the patterned paper to the back edge so that when the card is closed that patterned edge is exposed.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

SKETCH 111-b – YOU SEND ME card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent/CutCardStock.Com
Stamps courtesy of The Cat’s Pajamas – Clearly Swanky
Patterned paper – Woolworths/Hometown/October Afternoon
Versafine Black stamp pad
Clear Detail embossing powder – Stamps & Stuff
Copic Markers
Star punch
Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®

Ancient Page and Fluid Chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Mini brads

DOES THAT MEAN YOU’RE A GROWNUP NOW card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent/CutCardStock.com and Prism
Patterned paper – Christmas/Ivy/We R Memory Keepers
Stamps – The Cat’s Pajamas
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Circle and scallop circle punches - MarvyClear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®
Copic Markers
Ribbon

DO I SMELL CAKE? card
Materials:
Cardstock – Core’dinations
Patterned paper – October Afternoon
Stamps – The Cat’s Pajamas
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Self adhesive rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc
Label dies – Nestabilities/Spellbinders
Memories Mists spray – Stewart Superior
Cuttlebug embossing plate – Provo Craft

Diamond Glitter 3-D Fashion Paint - Tulip

Aleene's Paper Glaze

Another Hero Arts card and a Unity one too.

So, I have one last card to share for this week using my really cool and fun Hero Arts stamps. This time with the Four Dolls clear set.

I just loved this Graphic 45 paper to with the feel of the stamped and colored dolls.

I used the exact same doll and just stamped her three times, coloring each outfit a different color. Can you see the neat shading that I was able to get with the Copic Markers? And, is that border punch neat with this theme? It's my newest border punch!!! I added white dots to the flowers on their outfits using the White Slick 3-D Fashion paint by Tulip. I love how easy it is to use this product with the tiny tip it has. Each doll has a matching rhinestone in her hair.

And, now for my absolutely NEWEST stamps, my order that arrived this week from Unity. I LOVE THIS SET!!! My card fits with KWerner's Designs Color Inspiration challenge #48 for last week and it also follows the Card Pattern #9 for this week. Why not include a few challenges at once and I would have never picked this layout for a card without using that pattern!

1. The saying is stamped on the white Cryogen Curious Iridescent cardstock from Cut Cardstock.com.

2. I did emboss the frame, the words and the bird. I just like that the lines are more intense that way.

3. I did color in the border of the frame with a Copic marker.

4. I did add a generous coat of Aleene's Paper Glaze to that border and to the bird. I just love the dimension that epoxy type of coat gives.

5. Added dimension comes with using foam tape to add the frame and the bird.

6. I punched the border of three strips of the patterned paper and sanded those edges so the layers would stand out better. The pattern had three pieces of something on the card front.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

THREE LITTLE CHINESE DOLLS card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent/CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Graphic 45
Clear stamp set – Four Dolls/Hero Arts
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Fluid Chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Copic Markers
White Slick 3-D Fashion paint – Tulip
Border punch – Martha Stewart
Ribbon
Machine sewing
Rhinestones – Me & My Big Ideas

LITTLE BIRDIE TOLD ME card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent/CutCardStock.com and other cardstock
Patterned paper – Woolworths/Hometown/October Afternoon
Stamp – Little Birdie set/Unity stamps
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Corner rounder punch – Fiskars
Border punch – Martha StewartClear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®
Self-adhesive pearls – Mark Richards, Inc.Copic Markers

2 Sketches 4 You and Mojo Monday

Yep, this is me using sketches again. Not sure what I would do without them!!! I just love how they make me think outside of my own box.

This first card uses more of the Hero Arts stamps that I have been playing with. You can tell I love them!!! I took my inspiration for the layout of the images from this weeks 2 Sketches 4 you Laura's sketch #23. The card base is a deckle edge card from CutCardStock.com and I added color to that deckle edge by rubbing it with a Fluid Chalk stamp pad.

The woodgrain pattern stamp is stamped with black ink on Silver Stardream Metallic cardstock from CutCardStock.com. One thing I am discovering with this woodgrain stamp is that it changes with the color of paper it is stamped on and the color of ink you use. How cool is that??? The Japanese doll and the flowers are all stamped and embossed so that the black is more intense and the middles of the flowers and the little flowers on her dress are accented with White Slick 3-D Fashion paint by Tulip. Plus I added a flower to her hair with that paint too.

AND - can you see my BRAND NEW stamps from Verve?? Oh how I love these. I knew I had to have that butterfly the minute I saw it but I also just love the scripture verses that they have used on their stamps. This is my first time playing with Mojo Monday Blog and I loved how different the sketch is. The card base is a wonderful, yellow/gold Stardream Metallic cardstock by CutCardStock.com. This metallic cardstock just goes perfectly with the patterned papers, etc.

You can see that I didn't completely glue down the butterfly so that the wings are standing up a bit. I also attached it to the card with foam tape for some dimension.

A couple hints on what I did with the butterfly.

I stamped it with black ink on White Cryogen Curious Iridescent cardstock from CutCardStock.com. I have mentioned before how wonderful this is to stamp on and the emboss on.

I then cut out the butterfly and sprayed it with two colors of Memories Mists spray by Stewart Superior. I love how intense their colors are and I didn't even have to work to color this image.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

FLORAL GARDEN card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent, White deckle edge card and Silver Stardream Metallic cardstock/CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Adirondack/Poppy Collection/SEI
Clear stamp set – Four Dolls and WoodGrain background/Hero Arts
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Fluid Chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Copic Markers
White Slick 3-D Fashion paint – Tulip
Ribbon
Rhinestones – Me & My Big Ideas

CREATE IN ME… card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent and Gold Stardream Metallic/CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Flutter/Heart Attack collection/We R Memory Keepers
Clear stamp set – Four Dolls/Hero Arts
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Black Slick 3-D Fashion paint – Tulip
Circle and scallop circle punches – Papershapers/EK Success
Rhinestones – Darice
Fancy label – K&Co.
Memories Mist sprays/Stewart Superior

Chinese Lantern Paint Chip - Hero Arts stamps

So, I have been trying to use this amazing stamp set and look what I found at the Home Improvement store while I was doing my creating!? A little paint chip where the red color is named Chinese Lantern! I just knew I had to use it. I love these particular paint chips because they come with a couple coordinating colors on them.

The card base is White Cryogen Curious Iridenscent Cardstock available at CutCardStock.com. I have mentioned before how much I love stamping and coloring with this paper but here I embossed it for the card base. It is a metallic kind of paper so it is just made for embossing plus it has a slight sparkle making it a great card. I just purchased an entire package of this paper and I love having it to reach for.

The long line of flowers and leaves are part of the clear set of stamps that come with the Four Dolls. I stamped them in white and embossed them with white embossing powder on black paper and then cut out the whole line. It made a great accent on top of that blue patterned paper that was punched with a Martha Stewart border punch.

The little lantern is also part of that same set. I just colored the doll and the lantern with Copic markers. For an added accent, I put a dot of the White Slick 3-D Fashion Paint by Tulip. This makes a great, almost pearl look and I also used it as an accent on the lantern.
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

CHINESE LACQUER RED card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent/CutCardStock.com
Clear stamp set – Four Dolls/Hero Arts
Versafine stamp pad
Clear Detail embossing powder – Stamps n’ Stuff
White stamp pad – Craft Essentials/Joann’s
White embossing powder
Martha Stewart border punch
Fiskars corner rounder punch
Paint chip – Home Improvement store
Copic markers
Swiss Dot embossing plate – Cuttlebug/Provo Craft
White Slick 3-D Fashion paint – Tulip

CPS #109 - Simplify and New Baby

I guess just because I was feeling creative, I created two cards with this weeks Card Positioning Systems blog sketch. I think it was because a few ideas came to my mind when I got started creating my card so I just figured, why not work out a couple of them and you can see that I used two different sizes of card bases for this same sketch.

Can you see that peek of the inside of the card. I took the photo from the side so that you could see that this wonderful paper from CutCardStock.com is two different colors. How fun would that be to receive a card that is yellow on the front and orange when you open it. That is just one of the great color combos of these Sorbet papers.

I think I picked the word "simplify" for my greeting because of how simple I tried to keep my finished look with this wonderful patterned paper and that leaf punch that matches. The sticker letters were white when I started and I just brushed them lightly with a yellow and a blue Fluid Chalk stamp pad. Now they match even better.

I have to laugh when I look at this card because it represents one of my most recent paper purchases, like I NEED anymore patterned paper! I just thought this piece with these adorable animals was so cute. The orange paper for the card base is metallic and it is also from CutCardStock.com. The orange is just so bright and "happy" looking for a baby card.

I cut out one of the animals and there are many more on the one piece of paper. The patterned paper with the little squares on it are the backside of this paper.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

SKETCH 109 – SIMPLIFY card
Materials:
Cardstock - CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Urban Prairie/Basic Grey
Branch punch – Emagination
Sticker letters – American Crafts
Fluid chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Border punch – Martha Stewart
Machine sewing
Scallop circle and circle punches – Marvy

SKETCH 109 – NEW BABY-itty bitty card
Materials:
Cardstock – Stardream Metallic Fuse/CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Best Creations Inc. (both sides)
Circle scallop punch and circle punch – Marvy
Rub-on words – 7 gypsies
Brads – Creative Impressions
Ribbon
Fluid chalk stamp pad – Clearsnap

Gotta make cards from challenges!!!

Do you understand???? I LOVE challenges and so I picked a couple to work with this week. The first one is sketch #5 on Card Patterns, a card sketch site.

I was in Michaels and came across this little tag book of a mix of paper patterns from ColorBok and since I love this color of green with black, I knew I had to have it plus it was in the $1 bin!!! I combined some of the prints with some Cornish Heritage Farms stamps by my friend, Kim Hughes.

I did emboss the shoe with black ink and powder so that the finished image was more intense. And that little border design is pleated paper. Kind of a fun and different accent.

This next card is using the color inspiration for this week. There aren't very many colors to this scheme for this week but oh was it fun to work with. I picked some metallic Stardream paper by Cut CardStock.com in a gunmetal color.

The butterflies are also by Kim Hughes and Cornish Heritage Farms. I embossed them with the black so they are real intense in color. The gunmetal metallic paper was dry embossed with a Cuttlebug embossing plate.
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

BLACK AND WHITE SHOE/HELLO card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cut CardStock.com
Patterned papers - ColorBok
Stamps – Shoe and Hello stamps – Little Gal/Kim Hughes collection/Cornish Heritage Farms
Versafine black stamp pad
Clear embossing powder
Clearsnap Fluid chalk stamp pads
Ribbon and machine sewing
Circle and Scallop circle punch – PaperShapers/EK Success
Tiny flower punch – PaperShapers/EK Success
Glitter brads – Making Memories

PRECIOUS/BLACK BUTTERFLIES card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White, Stardream and Eaames Graphite/Cut CardStock.com
Stamps – Little Solid Butterfly/Sweet Spring/Kim Hughes collection/Cornish Heritage Farms
Cuttlebug embossing plate – Provo Craft
Versafine black stamp pad
Clear embossing powder
Lacey border punch – Martha Stewart
Swirl Rhinestones – Prima
Black self adhesive pearls – Mark Richards, Inc.
Rub-on word – Making Memories
Ribbon - Michaels

CutCardStock.com winner and a CPS card

Remember my post the other day about the Blog Hop and the paper give away from CutCardStock.com?
Today was the day to pick that winner from my blog - DRUM ROLL PLEASE.......
Red Neck Leprechaun - Suzanne
Please email me Suzanne and CutCardStock.com will get your wonderful package off to you.

I have some personal exciting news too!!! I found out my card that I posted here a couple days ago was selected by 2 Sketches 4 You are the Card of the Week! LOVE good news

I wanted to share with you my card for Card Positioning Systems card for this week. It is sketch #103.
The yellow for the card base is from CutCardStock.com and it is a WONDERFUL Malmero Perle' in Mangue (yellow). The White piece that was embossed and stamped on is Curious Iridescent in Cryogen White. Let me tell you, you WANT an entire package of the Cryogen White. It is wonderful to stamp on, it is soft and has a slight sparkle to it. It also embosses just plain wonderful! I am always looking for a good paper to stamp on so I wanted to be sure to pass this good stuff onto you.
The "with Love" part on the bottom of the white paper is a border Cuttlebug embossing plate. With those letters raised, I brushed over them with a black Fluid Chalk stamp pad to that they were emphasized. I also brushed over the white piece with that same black pad. This was then stamped with this amazing dot stamp by PaperTreyInk using a yellow Momento stamp pad.
The butterfly is cut with a Cuttlebug die. Then this is a 2-step die which means that the shape comes with it's own matching embossing plates. I picked the "dot" embossing. I used the side where the dots "go inward". I rubbed over this with a few different Fluid Chalk stamp pads, some yellows and a black that is focused on the edges. I used little black buttons to decorate the butterfly and yellow rhinestones were placed on each of the buttons for some added bling.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

WITH LOVE

Designer: Linda Beeson

Materials:Cardstock – CutCardStock.com

Dot stamp – PaperTreyInk

Patterned paper – October Afternoon

Yellow stamp pad – Memento

Black Fluid Chalk stamp pad – Clearsnap

Butterfly die and embossing plate – Cuttlebug

With Love embossed border - Cuttlebug

Buttons

Rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc.

Win CardStock!

Want some cardstock???? What a crazy question to ask a scrapbooker or cardmaker!

It's a give away for Valentines Day. Just go to the Cut Card Stock blog and add them as a reader thru feedblitz or blogger from February 6-14. Than blog hop and leave comments on all 7 blogs that are listed below and on the Cut Card Stock blog and you will have 7 chances ( including the $30.00 gift card at Cut Card Stock Blog ) to win some really fantastic products !!!!

In order to be considered at each blog you must leave a comment at each individual blog only after adding Cut Card Stock as a reader. Each blog will be giving away different products.

This is the package that I will have to give away
1.) Wausau Astrobrights Glisten Cardstock 12 Sheet 8.5x11
2.) Curious Iridescent Card Stock Sample pack 12 Sheets 8.5x11
3.) Curious Iridescent Envelopes 50 pack Sz A7 in the Cryogen White

HOP to the following blogs to enter for more prizes.

1.) Danielle Flanders: http://www.danielleflanders.blogspot.com/
2.) Cindy Motherway: http://mothermark.blogspot.com/
3.) Vianney: http://www.galacards.blogspot.com/
4.) Linda Beeson: http://pkod.blogspot.com/
5.) Roree Rumph: http://roreerumph.blogspot.com/
6.) Norma Kennedy: http://www.redrediris.blogspot.com/
7.) Cut Card Stock.com Blog: http://www.cutcardstock.blogspot.com/

Now, let me tell you a bit about some of their cardstocks. In the example below I used three different pieces of Metallic papers.
These papers LOVE being embossed and I used my Cuttlebug embossing plates on this card. I just wish you could see the little bit of sparkle that is in these papers. They really make for a fun card.

For this embossed piece, the paper I used is the Curious Iridescent and I brushed over the raised areas of the embossing with Fluid Chalk stamp pads. I also outlined the word "thanks" with Tulips Glitter 3-D Fashion paint. I love how easy it is to apply this glitter and I love that when it dries you can still see the paper and color that is under it.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

2 more Glimmer Mist projects

I wanted to share the remaining projects I had created for my guest projects for Tattered Angels and Cut Cardstock. Again, I used one of the Glimmer Screens and ended up with two projects.
I started out with this deckle edge paper from Cut Cardstock. It has a great feel to it and it just seemed that it loved the Glimmer Mist. First of all, I sprayed the paper with a peach colored Glimmer Mist and used my finger to rub it around to fully coat the paper. Next I placed the flourish Glimmer Screen on the paper and sprayed that with the Fully Purple. I then lifted off the Glimmer Screen with the Fully Purple ink still on it. (Hold that thought!!!)

I also sprayed the flowers - they were peach already but by spraying them with the peach Glimmer Mist, I added just a little bit of Glimmer.

Now for that Glimmer Screen that is full of Fully Purple spray! I placed it on a plain piece of white cardstock. That transfered the flourish design onto the white cardstock. I used a bag pattern that I found at Mels Stampz and cut out a little gift bag, adding some extra sprays of the same Fully Purple and some of the Copper Metallic.

You can see from the close-up that I outlined my purple flourish design with a white pen to reinforce my design and for my little accent piece at the handle in the bag, I took a plain piece of white cardstock and sprayed it with the Coffee Shop Glimmer Mist and punched that out with the flower punch. One thing about punching shapes with paper sprayed with Glimmer Mist - let the paper dry first. It gets wet with the spray and so the paper doesn't want to punch correctly.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

Go take a peek! Glimmer Mist and CutCardStock together

A new peek at another CutCardStock creation is ready to be viewed on their blog - take a second to go take a look. I used Glimmer Mist on some of CutCardStocks deckle edge paper and the two were meant to go together!!!

Did you get a peek!?

Did you get a peek at this project at Cut Card Stock? Go on over now and see the whole creation.
I only wish you could see how amazing the photo is printed on this paper, Curious Iridescent CRYOGEN WHITE cardstock. This paper is so soft and has the slightest sparkle - amazing IRL!!!

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

Tim Holtz stamps, Cut Card Stock papers and Glimmer Mist

I had the privilege of working with Cut Card Stock as one of their guest design team designers for the month of December and so you can hop on over there for a sneak at some of the projects that I did with their wonderful papers along with Roree Rumph, the other design team designer for December.
Then, for my own blog post for today, I used the amazing combination of brand new Tim Holtz Christmas stamps, some of the wonderful metallic papers by Cut Card Stock and the finishing touches for both cards was a spritz of Glimmer Mist.

One thing I have always done with rubber stamping is to experiment and so that was what I did with this White Gold Curious Metallic card stock. I stamped the reindeer and embossed it with silver embossing powder. Next I took a Distress stamp pad in the Faded Jeans color and applied that to this metallic paper with the Ranger applicator with an attachable felt pad. With this applicator, you are basically rubbing in a small amount of ink at a time into the paper. The embossed reindeer acted as a resist to the ink. What I loved here was the way the metallic paper "soaked" in the ink. Then I stamped the snowflake cluster with the same Faded Jeans Distress stamp pad.

It was very interesting the way the stamped images became "defused" as they soaked into the paper. You can see in this close-up, the variety of shades of the same stamp pad that occured as all of this "settled" into the metallic paper.

The final touch was to spray the Silver Glimmer Mist over the stamped piece and over the piece that I stamped on and cut to use as the greeting. The Silver Glimmer Mist worked like magic on all of the papers and inks.

For this card, I used a regular piece of white cardstock and stamped the trees in white and embossed it with white embossing powder. Next I took the Ranger Applicator with the attachable felt pad again. This time I used the Peeled Paint Distress stamp pad and rubbed that color into the paper. Again, the embossed images acted as a resist to the stamp pad ink but the paper behind that soaked in the color.

You can see in this close-up how wonderful that green color is and how neat the embossed trees look. It is good to "buff" the embossed image after you have the amount of color you want. The embossing resists the color, but some of the ink will be sitting on top of the embossing. You can see that the finishing touch to all of this was the Copper Metallic Glimmer Mist. This particular color of Glimmer Mist is meant to give the project some glimmer without adding a whole lot of color. It is just perfect with the metallic paper of the card base and on the green ink.

This accent piece is a stamped snowflake punched in a circle shape. That paper was then rubbed with that Peeled Paint Distress ink. The large snowflake behind this is metallic paper that was sprayed with Coffee Shop Glimmer mist which gives it a "rust" look. That snowflake is a large punch.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

CELEBRATE THE SEASON card

Materials list:
White Gold Curious Metallic card stock – Cut Card Stock
Sapphire Blue StarDream Metallic card stock – Cut Card Stock
Brocade reindeer and snowflake cluster stamps – Stamper’s Anonymous/Tim Holtz
“Celebrate” stamp – Printworks
Faded Jeans Distress Ink – Ranger
Silver embossing powder and black ColorBox stamp pad – Clearsnap
Silver Metallic Glimmer Mist – Tattered Angels
Ribbon

SNOWY TREES card
Materials list:
White Gold Curious Metallic card stock – Cut Card Stock
Patterned Paper – 5th Avenue/Tinsel Town/Pink Paislee
Machine sewing
Trees and snowflake stamps – Stamper’s Anonymous/Tim Holtz collection
White stamp pad and white embossing powder
Peeled Paint Distress stamp pad – Ranger
Copper Metallic and Coffee Shop Glimmer Mist – Tattered Angels
Ribbon
Circle punch – PaperShapers/EK Success
Snowflake punch