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Three types of Sparkle- One Card! Merriest Wishes Silver Sparkle Card
Welcome! Today is another blog hop and I am hoping with my team… yay! The Fun n’ Crafty stampers have pulled together some projects to share that is all about sparkle and shine. So we are posting ideas for using those glimmer papers, glitter ribbons, foils, etc. In fact, today I have 3 different sparkly products in 1 card so you can see how well they mix and match too!
I mean, lets be honest… we all have our favorite way to put glitz on our projects, Some folks LOVE their glimmer papers, others LOVE their rhinestones, still others it is all about the Foil sheets. Personally, I collect shiny things but always am so hesitant to use them up that I use just a little on this project or just a touch here.
EMBRACE THE SHINE!
I’m just going to say, trying mixing and matching and you’ll end up having a lot of fun!
So, this all started with the Merriest Wishes stamp set and coordinating framelits. I had been playing around with different combinations of layering the stamp images. I ended up with misc pieces and decided to turn this ornament into a less traditional combination for a Christmas card! I used the 1 3/4″ and 1 1/4″ circle punches to cut out the Navy 25 circle and the Smoky Slate detailed circle… and they layered perfectly onto the ornament die cut from the Merry Tags framelit set.
But where is the glitz in that? Well, let me tell you!
1. Tie on some sparkle! I added the Real Red and the Red Tinsel Baker’s twine from the Candy Cane Lane baker’s twine pack as a bow at the top of my ornament. The red tinsel in the red/white twine is subtle, but cute.
2. Grab some glimmer paper! Then I wanted to add some extra round shapes to balance the ornament, so I stamped and cut out a Real Red circle image and then went straight to the Silver Glimmer paper and cut out the same sized circle. In both cases, I used the circle framelit from the Merry Tags die set.
3. Stretch your sparkle with Glitter ribbon! I had used a piece of the Fancy Frost embossed designer paper as my big white strip (I just loved the subtle embossing), but thought one more bit of shine was in order, so just grab some of the great glitter ribbons (like this 3/8″ glitter ribbon combo pack in the Holiday Catalog) and wrap it around your designer paper piece before gluing it to the card front.
So, it was a fun way to play around and mix and match my sparkle. I would say, if you are going to try to mix them up, pick one as your main focus… in this case, it was the Glitter Ribbon that was the big in-your-face shine. And then use the other pieces more as accent pieces. So a small touch of glimmer paper, and a bit of the baker’s twine… or maybe a couple rhinestones or sequins. Play with it and see what you get!
Now, if you are looking for more ideas, check out more ideas as part of the Fun n’ Crafty blog hop
Fun n’ Crafty Blog Hop stops:
- Tobe B – The Craft Sea
- Christine Szekeres – Artful Musings
- Pamela Wu – Stinky Tofu
- Kathy Thisted – Stampablog
- Jennifer Blomquist – Northwest Stamper <— YOU ARE HERE!
- Danielle Elvin – Going to Collage
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December’s pack is all about using those Holiday Catalog stamps for NON-Holiday projects! Stretch your stamps for more versatility!
Project Measurements
- Night of Navy cardstock – 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″
- Fancy Frost designer paper – 2″ x 5 1/2″
- Whisper White cardstock – 4 1/4″ x 1″
- 3/8″ Glitter Ribbon (silver) – 6″
- Scraps – Night of Navy, Real Red, Whisper White, Silver Glimmer paper
Project Supply List
Merriest Wishes Wood-Mount Bundle
$47.50
Merriest Wishes Clear-Mount Bundle
$40.50
Snow Place Photopolymer Stamp Set
$26.00
Fancy Frost Specialty Designer Series Paper
$13.00
Candy Cane Lane Baker’s Twine
$6.00
3/8″ (1 Cm) Glitter Ribbon Combo Pack
$6.00
Silver Glimmer Paper
$5.00
1-3/4″ Circle Punch
$18.00
1-1/4″ Circle Punch
$16.00
Night Of Navy 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
$8.00
Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
$9.00
Real Red 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
$8.00
Smoky Slate Classic Stampin’ Pad
$6.50
Whisper White Craft Stampin’ Pad
$8.00
Real Red Classic Stampin’ Pad
$6.50
Night Of Navy Classic Stampin’ Pad
$6.50
Banner Triple Punch
$23.00
Big Shot
$110.00
Big Shot Die Brush
$11.00
Sponge Daubers
$5.00
Stampin’ Dimensionals
$4.00
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December 8, 2016
ICS Blog Hop – White Woodland Embossed Christmas Card
Hello! Welcome to this month’s Inspire Create Share blog hop. 🙂 This month our theme is I am Dreaming of a White Christmas and we’re showcasing ideas using a white on white! We hope you enjoy this beautiful hop and will become inspired to give the white on white look a try!
Now, first up, let me just say that it is SUPER HARD to photograph a whilte on white card and so I’m just going to say, that this looks way prettier in person! But it was fun to play with ideas that didn’t have to use lots of color and supplies. When you go White on White you can focus on a couple details and let the card be elegant in it’s simplicity.
When I knew we were focusing on white, I knew that the best way to get the most bang for your buck is to add texture! This lets your card be really interesting without needing to add lots of colors. I knew I wanted to use the Woodland Embossing Folder, because it is perfect for a snowy wintery scene. I just ran a partial strip through my Big Shot and added my main hint of color by adhering on some of the 3/8″ Glitter Ribbon from the Holiday catalog to the bottom. This is the Sweet Sugarplum ribbon, which struck my fancy more than the silver did. (Love it? You can get it for 40% off while supplies last. Woo hoo!)
And to balance all the stamping and ribbon below the embossed strip, I cut a White Doily in half and adhered it to the TOP of the embossed piece, so you had kind of like snowy mountains balancing it out.
I did all my stamping in Sahara Sand, to keep the ink from looking too heavy. The reindeer and the sentiment are both from the Santa’s Sleigh stamp set (don’t miss out! The discounted price on the bundle ends January 3rd, so if you like the die to go with the stamp, get them and save now!)
Well, to pull it all together, just go a little crazy with your Stampin’ Dimensionals! Add some behind the embossed piece, then add more behind the reindeer! More texture and more layering to keep the white from blending together.
Finally, add a few of the Fancy Frost sequins and you are good to go!
(tip – I recommend using glue dots to adhere them to your card)
So I hope you’ve enjoyed this project – make sure to check out more in the Inspire Create Share Blog hop! Next up is Deb with a Flurry of Wishes idea for you… should be cute!
December Hostess Code – FUYTBWNK
Use this month’s hostess code when you shop with me and receive a cute thank you card in the mail. Plus get the current Premium Tutorial Pack FREE with your $50+ purchase! Learn More
December’s pack is all about using those Holiday Catalog stamps for NON-Holiday projects! Stretch your stamps for more versatility!
Project Measurements:
Whisper White cardstock – 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ cardbase, 2 1/2″ x 4 1/4″, scrap for the reindeer
Sweet Sugarplum glitter ribbon – 4 1/4″
Project Supply List
Santa’s Sleigh Photopolymer Bundle
$45.75
Woodland Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
$8.50
Delicate White Doilies
$3.00
Fancy Frost Sequins
$5.00
3/8″ (1 Cm) Glitter Ribbon Combo Pack
$6.00
Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
$9.00
Sahara Sand Classic Stampin’ Pad
$6.50
Big Shot
$110.00
Big Shot Magnetic Platform
$40.00
SNAIL Permanent Adhesive
$7.00
Glue Dots
$5.25
Stampin’ Dimensionals
$4.00
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December 7, 2016
Sweet Spring Card with the Drapery Fold (VIDEO TUTORIAL)
So, this was a card that I did at one of my monthly card classes and I LOVED playing with the Drapery Fold technique. This was a new technique for many of my stampers and I promised to put together a video tutorial to help share the dimensions and remind them how to make the card. Well, it may have taken me a while but I got the tutorial done and now I wanted to share it with everyone since you really have to try this card technique!
I just love how soft and pretty this card turned out, and I had lots of fun adding lots of little touches here and there. The drapery fold gives it a delicate touch and best of all, it lets you enjoy BOTH sides of those designer papers you love so much. Because I KNOW I can’t be the only person who find that their two favorite patterns in a package happen to fall on the front and back side of the same sheet of paper. Check out below some of the extra little touches I added and then check out the video tutorial and let me know what you think!
Sadly, some of my favorite items on this card are retiring, but at least I can still stock up (I’m talking to you Candy Dots and Burlap Ribbon!) for a few more days.
Retiring Products
It may be a little hard to see, but one of the most subtle accents to this card is the addition of little rhinestones to the centers of the flowers in the pattern paper. I totally forgot about them when filming the video, but I didn’t want to forget it here when I was telling you about things!
I also have fun playing with layering at the top of the card too. The drapery fold really calls for a strip of paper or ribbon to cover up the top of where you’ve folded your patterned paper, so the Burlap Ribbon with just a bit of Glimmer Ribbon peeking out is perfect! Add some stamped elements (both are from the Enjoy the Little Things stamp set in the Occasions catalog) and candy dots and you have a whole lot of fun going on!
How To – Drapery Fold Technique Tutorial
Check out this Video Tutorial to see how to make this card and the drapery fold!
(note – If you are reading this in email, click here to view the video on my YouTube channel)
So give it a try and let me know how it goes! I’d love to hear what you think and even see what you created! Share a link or post a photo over on my Facebook page – http://facebook.com/nwstamper! I can’t wait to hear from you.
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Product List
Enjoy The Little Things Photopolymer Stamp Set
$17.00
Birthday Bouquet Designer Series Paper
$11.00
1-1/4″ Burlap Ribbon
$8.00
Pool Party 3/8″ (1 Cm) Glitter Ribbon
$5.50
Subtles Candy Dots
$6.00
Simply Scored
$30.00
2-3/8″ Circle Scallop Punch
$18.00
2″ Circle Punch
$18.00
Mossy Meadow Classic Stampin’ Pad
$6.50
Blushing Bride Classic Stampin’ Pad
$6.50
Pool Party Classic Stampin’ Pad
$6.50
Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
$8.50
Mossy Meadow 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
$7.00
SNAIL Permanent Adhesive
$7.00
Stampin’ Dimensionals
$4.00
Sponge Daubers
$5.00
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May 21, 2016
Whimsical Hearts Background with Birthday Blooms
I just love when a card comes together! This is one that I was playing with recently for a secret sister swap and I tried a few new things and just had fun playing with paper – and isn’t that what it is all about? Having fun and just experimenting with stamps, ink, and paper! And with the Birthday Blooms stamp set, you can do all kinds of experimenting!
So when you see the Birthday Blooms stamp set, it is easy to immediately gravitate towards the large flower and start playing with that. I mean, it is the biggest image in the box, so your eye wants to head straight there right?
Birthday Blooms (available in Clear mount rubber or wood mount rubber)
But I wanted to do something fun with that row of hearts, and turns out it makes a great background for the card. Just ink it up with Archival Black ink and stamp directly to your card front.
Worried about even spacing? Grab some grid paper (the large grid paper placemats are perfect for this) and use the measured gridlines to guide your stamp placement along the way!
Creative layering is not just for paper!
When I started putting together my main image, I kept it simple by stamping the flower and then coloring it in with markers (I used Pear Pizzazz and Hello Honey). But then I let my layering take over. From bold mats around the flower, to different shapes (circle and rectangle) to keep it quirky. Just experiment and you’ll be surprised what works!
And don’t just limit your experiments to paper, I started playing with my ribbon and realized it doesn’t always have to go BEHIND ALL the layers of your image. Try placing it IN BETWEEN some of the layers for a different look and to let more of the ribbon shine. Especially when you are using a fun ribbon like this Pool Party Glitter ribbon.
Just start playing and have fun! That is what this hobby is all about!
Love Techniques? February Terrific Technique Class is next week – in person or online!
If you missed it, I just started a new technique series last month. Each month, we’ll explore a new tool or technique. I’ll be sharing how to do that technique plus multiple variations of the technique so you’ll be not only learning the basics but lots of options and new ideas!
Each month, we’ll make a page in your 2016 Technique Instruction book, plus 2 cards or other projects. You can join me in person or place an order in my online store and receive the completed instructions page for the book, video tutorials for the technique and their variations, plus the supply kits for the 2 monthly projects.
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February 19, 2016
January Customer Thank You Card with Sky’s The Limit
I’ll admit, I’m a sucker for airplane stamps. Doesn’t matter if they are vintage or jet liners… I LOVE travel stamps and especially flying stamps. So, when I saw the Sky is the Limit stamp set in the Sale-a-Bration catalog, I knew I HAD to have it! It was one of the first I picked.
Fun fact about me – I actually have my pilot’s license. As does my husband, my father, my grandparents, and my dad’s siblings! So, you could say we are a flying family.
Well, today, I thought I would share another idea using this neat stamp set – my January thank you cards!
Jennifer’s Project Tips:
- Don’t forget your die-cuts! I mention this as my first tip, because I had designed the base of this card (the yellow/black/white with clouds) and I knew I wanted to add the airplane in the middle, but I was stuck because I knew stamping in the middle would get lost and I wanted to do something different than cutting out the plane like I did on this card. Then it hit me! Why not use a die cut shape to layer on top? So Deco Label Thinlit it is!
  Don’t have this die set? Any of the larger shapes will do, this just happened to be perfect for both the airplane and the sentiment.
- It’s the little touches that count – In this case, I wanted to add a couple more touches to keep the card from getting boring. So I added some of my favorite touches:
  – sponge the edges of die cuts and layers to soften them up and help them blend in with the rest of the card
  – Use some fun ribbon to peek out for a great touch of texture, like this awesome Pool Party Glitter Ribbon!
  – Oh, and don’t forget a little pearl or rhinestone for the center of the propeller!
- Choose the right black ink for the job – I don’t know if you can really tell in the picture at the top of the post, but that airplane is BLACK…
  not grey-black, not purple-black, black-black.
  And if you are like me, it is so nice to find a black ink that ISN’T Stazon that is a great rich black! I’m using the new Archival Basic Black ink from Stampin’ Up (as I always do when I am using my red rubber stamps) and it is perfect for this card, but check out the little guide to which black ink I choose for which of my projects
  (tip – click on the image to see it bigger and for printing )
Have fun mixing and matching shapes and colors and great things will happen!
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Sky Is The Limit Wood-Mount Stamp Set
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Sky Is The Limit Clear-Mount Stamp Set
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Big Shot
Price: $110.00

Deco Labels Collection Framelits Dies
Price: $25.00

Pool Party 3/8″ (1 Cm) Glitter Ribbon
Price: $5.50

Sponge Daubers
Price: $5.00

Basic Black Archival Stampin’ Pad
Price: $7.00

Island Indigo Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $6.50

Crushed Curry Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $6.50

Stampin’ Dimensionals
Price: $4.00

Crushed Curry 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
Price: $7.00

Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
Price: $8.50

Basic Black 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
Price: $7.00
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January 30, 2016
3 Ways to Play with the Season of Cheer Designer Paper–Plus a Note about the Woodland Embossing Folder
I know, I normally try to share one project in a post at a time, but today I had 3 projects that all used the retiring (and discounted!) Season of Cheer designer paper and since it was going away in a couple days, I figured why not share them all so you could see some different ways to use the paper in that pack! You see, I tend to get into the trap of thinking a paper is just for the holiday it is sold for; so when I discover all-year ideas, I get really excited. I think this paper pack especially lends itself to the all-year idea and so that is extra awesome.
So, for example, this card…change out the sentiment and it could be thinking of you, thank you, miss you… absolutely anything you want!
Missed the Woodland Embossing folder? It’s coming back!
And while we are here talking about retiring items. I wanted to do a quick PSA about the Woodland Embossing folder… Stampin’ Up heard us, they realized this embossing folder was so stinkin popular and not everyone had a chance to get it before it sold out. So they are working with their manufacturer and the embossing folder WILL BE BACK with the Annual Catalog in June. So, don’t pay obscene amounts on Ebay for it. Just hang tight and you will be able to get it again soon!
Ok, now back to the card…
I love this technique with the Woodland embossing folder – brayer ink on the side of the folder where the trees are indented, then BEFORE you run through your Big Shot, stamp your background image on that same side. THEN run your paper through the embossing folder. It gives you color behind the trees along with pretty background images peeking through.
Retiring (and discounted) products in this card:
- Woodland Embossing Folder
- Happy Scenes stamp set
- Gold & White Glitter Ribbon
- Season of Cheer designer paper
Colors used:
- Very Vanilla
- Soft Sky
- Pear Pizzazz
- Early Espresso
Now, the next question is… what to do with the definitely holiday/seasonal themed papers in the pack now that December is pretty much gone. Well, I shared this card in class a couple days ago to share the idea that you can still use them – turn them into holiday thank you cards!
I really wanted to play with my love – the wooden snowflake elements – and I realized it fit really well in the Flower Medallion punch! So we punched out the flower from a 3 1/4” x 3 1/4” piece of Very Vanilla cardstock. And THEN punched out the flower shape using the 2 1/2” Circle punch.
You can layer this over a piece of Whisper White cardstock that has the Winter Wonderland washi tape stretched across for a cool peek-a-boo technique. Then just add your snowflake to the center using the Fine-Tip glue pen or a couple of glue dots. I especially love the added touch by my friend Tanya Cabral who added the White Perfect Accent to the center of the snowflake! Really centers it, don’t you think?
Retiring (and discounted) products in this card:
- Wooden Snowflake Elements
- Winter Wonderland Washi tape
- Season of Cheer designer paper
Colors used:
- Very Vanilla
- Whisper White
- Crumb Cake
- Night of Navy
Finally, what if you really don’t want to look at another holiday card for a long while? Like you’ve made and sent your tons of holiday cards and you are ready to move on? How about a birthday card?!
Yup, totally same paper pack! Just flip over some of those patterns to see great anytime designs. I used these to make a cheery birthday card that is great for any guy or gal in your life. We mixed the Tin of Cards stamp set for the sentiment with the Be the Star stamp set for the star accents. Then used the star punch to punch out the shapes, especially from the Gold Foil that is oh so snazzy.
Sponge your edges with Soft Suede and a sponge dauber; tie on some linen thread, and you have a fun pulled together card.
Colors used:
- Whisper White
- Crumb Cake
- Hello Honey
- Lost Lagoon
- Soft Suede (sponging)
- Early Espresso (cardstock)
So hopefully this gave you some ideas for this fun paper – whether you already have some in your stash or if you are doing one last run through the Year-End Clearance sale and are looking for a great deal!
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NEW ITEMS ADDED – BIG Year-End Clearance Sale! See what is on sale here.
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December 31, 2015
Bling Up your Card with Glitter Ribbon–A Birthday & Thank You card (BLOG HOP)
I’m so excited to be able to join a fun blog hop today for the first time! Welcome to the Grand Vacation Achievers Blog Hop for December. This is a monthly blog hop with many fabulous and talented Stampin’ Up demonstrators who work and play hard with their business. This month our theme is Bring on the Bling. You know I love me some sparkle and shine but I thought I’d be a bit different from my regular rhinestones (or even glimmer paper) and share some ideas using the fabulous – but retiring – Gold Glitter Ribbon!
Holiday Catalog Ribbon – Perfect for Any Occasion!
I wanted to share a couple ideas that used some of the Holiday Catalog items that are retiring in a few days that can give some bling and shine any time of year. Like this Birthday Card featuring the Winter Wonderland Specialty designer paper & the Gold Glitter Ribbon.
Tips for making this card:
- Look for “anytime” patterns in your “Holiday” designer paper packs! I had the Winter Wonderland designer paper in my stash and because it was in the Holiday Catalog in a Christmas section, all I could see in it at first were the snowflakes, acorns, and trees. But when I started really trying to figure out how I could use the paper, I realized there were lots of neutral patterns that were good anytime. Like this crackled glass pattern. Plus, an extra bonus was that it had little shiny gold dots speckled throughout the paper so you got some subtle bling going on. Who said gold is only for the holidays?
  PS – this paper pack is retiring on Jan 4th but yay! it is on sale as part of the Year-end Sale!
- Layer your ribbon for cool new looks – The next thing was that I liked the idea of the Jute ribbon… but it was too wide and plain as it was. So why not spiff it up and layer your favorite ribbon over it. Adds a whole new dimension don’t you think? I thought it helped balance the bright and sparkly gold in the Gold Glitter ribbon. You can use SNAIL tape runner to adhere the ribbon together, but I might suggest a stronger adhesive like the Tear Tape to make sure that your gold ribbon really gets a good grip on the slightly fuzzy Jute Ribbon below.
- Perfectly cut out banners from the Amazing Birthday stamp set with the bundled Banner Framelits – Did you know that the Banner framelits are a perfect match for the Amazing Birthday stamp set I used? The stamp images fit great inside the different banner shapes for easy cutting. Plus, you can get them together in a bundle and even save 15% off both. How sweet is that?
So now moving on from Birthdays, another type of card that I need all the time is a Thank You card. I was trying to use up some scraps on my desk and stumbled onto this design. I loved the touch of gold at the bottom of the card.
Tips for making this card:
- Get fun effects by mixing your embossing folders and ink! These cool polka dots are easy to do! Just grab the Large Polka Dot embossing folder and the use a sponge dauber to sponge ink directly INSIDE the indented side of the embossing folder. THEN put your paper in the folder and run it through your Big Shot. As the paper is smashed into the impressions in the folder, they will also be pressed uniformly into the ink creating cool distressed looking dots of color on your paper!
- Layered punches really help them stand out – I had fun with my cutting and punches here. Start by stamping the leaves from the Kinda Eclectic stamp set and then cut those out (yes, it has to be by hand… sorry ) and then grab your punches! I used my Petite Petals punch to punch out the Blackberry Bliss flower. Then stamped onto white cardstock, the little flower from the Something to Say stamp set and punched it out using the Itty Bitty Accent punch pack. They all layer together for a fun, unexpected flower!
- Mix your metallics – Finally, just because I had used gold by adding the touch of the Gold Glitter ribobn at the bottom of the card… don’t you think it just grounds the card nicely? I decided to add a hint of gold into the rest of the card by adding two gold sequins from the Gold Sequin trim next to my flower. Just enough to balance the gold ribbon, but not too much that we are worried about getting gaudy or feeling like King Midas was having a field day with the card! I stuck with gold but you can also get some fun looks by mixing gold and other metallic colors too. So have fun and play around.
So I hope you’ve enjoyed these two ideas for adding some bling to your projects that you can not only use anytime of year… but you can also use the Gold Glitter Ribbon to add some bling to GUY cards too! I’d love to hear what you think!
But keep the great ideas going by checking out the other ideas and inspiration you don’t want to miss. Remember that currently you are at my blog – JENNIFER BLOMQUIST, so check the blog hop line up list to see who is next in the list.

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NEW ITEMS ADDED – BIG Year-End Clearance Sale! See what is on sale here.
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Save 25% on the Latest Weekly Deals

Amazing Birthday Wood-Mount Bundle
Price: $47.50

Amazing Birthday Clear-Mount Bundle
Price: $40.75

Winter Wonderland Specialty Designer Series Paper
Price: $13.00

White 1-1/4″ (3.2 Cm) Jute Ribbon
Price: $9.00

Gold & White 3/8″ (1 Cm) Glitter Ribbon
Price: $10.00

Big Shot
Price: $110.00

Magnetic Platform
Price: $40.00

Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
Price: $8.50

Soft Sky 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
Price: $7.00

Island Indigo Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $6.50

Basic Black Archival Stampin’ Pad
Price: $7.00

Tear & Tape Adhesive
Price: $7.00

Kinda Eclectic Wood-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $28.00

Kinda Eclectic Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $20.00

Something To Say Wood-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $30.00

Something To Say Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $22.00

Tin Of Cards Photopolymer Stamp Set
Price: $17.00

Polka Dot Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
Price: $7.50

Sponge Daubers
Price: $5.00

Petite Petals Punch
Price: $13.00

Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack
Price: $17.00

2-1/2″ Circle Punch
Price: $18.00

Gold Sequin Trim
Price: $5.00

Tip Top Taupe 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
Price: $7.00

Blackberry Bliss 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock
Price: $7.00

Mossy Meadow Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $6.50

Blackberry Bliss Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $6.50

Tip Top Taupe Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $6.50

Glue Dots
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December 23, 2015