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Maritime Thank You Card For the Guys
Ok, so this card doesn’t have to be just for the guys, but I was inspired by a version of this card from my Stamping Twin Julie Davison and had to recreate it for my Stamping Bingo the other week as a card they could make for guys or girls.
My biggest problem is that every time I pull out this Maritime paper, I fall in love with it all over again! From the awesome colors to the fun patterns. Seriously, great paper!

So this card gives a nod to the nautical and is quick and easy and another great way to use that pattern paper!
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Tips for making this card:
- Use up scraps of your paper or just make a stack of cards using your patterned papers when you cut a few squares and adhere them in a pattern on your card.
- Add your sentiment instead of another piece of paper! This works with any pattern of shapes. Try it with circles, hexagons, etc… just make a pattern with paper, then lift one up and stamp a sentiment instead.
- Love your twine! I love this gold twine and I used 3 pieces that were wrapped and adhered around the back of the white cardstock to make the crossing pattern. Then add one more piece to tie in a knot at the cross point to hold them together. A little bit o glitz goes a long way!
- Don’t be afraid to cut out specific patterns and pieces from your designer paper too for accent pieces. I cut the light blue “rope” design out as an accent for my Thank You.
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Project Supplies Used:

Hey You Wood-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $13.95

Hey You Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $10.95

Maritime Designer Series Paper
Price: $10.95

Gold Baker’s Twine
Price: $3.50

Night Of Navy 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
Price: $6.95

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

Night Of Navy Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $5.95

Snail Permanent Adhesive
Price: $6.95
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May 21, 2015
Sweet Hello Baby Card
Every now and then a card comes together that is a little bit of this and that and I just love the end result. This is one of those cards. I actually made it for last summer’s convention display boards and realized that I don’t think I ever posted it, so I wanted to share!
Tips for making this card:
- This is a perfect card for using up a bunch of your scraps because it is lots of little die cuts and scrap strips of paper.
- Cut out an oval framlelit shape and then add a little bit of detailing by creating faux stitches using your Baked Brown Sugar marker.
- Don’t be afraid of letting your stamped elements go off the edge of the oval. It keeps it more interesting to look at and not too stuck together.
- Mix and match your stamps like the moon from Pictogram Punches and then the sentiment from Teeny Tiny Wishes for just the card you want.
- Add some flair to your bows by tieing a bow with the Gold Baker’s twine and then AFTER you tie the bow, unwrap the gold piece for a bit of tinsel.
- Both the pink designer paper and the paper for the little stars come from the All Abloom designer paper stack. You can give your paper new life by punching out shapes (like the flowers in the paper) with a different shape (the star from the Itty Bitty Accent Punch Pack)
Sale-a-Bration Update!
Did you catch the extra set of annual catalog items that are now available as Sale-a-Bration freebies? The items in the Sale-a-bration catalog and flyers are while supplies last and with Blendabilities now being available, they wanted to make sure there were enough choices for everyone for the last week and a half of the promotion!
So if you want to do some embossing like how I used the Arrows embossing folder above, check out some other options you could earn for free!
See the rest of the Sale-a-Bration Items here:
- Original Sale-a-Bration Flyer
- New March Exclusive Items
Start shopping here to get your favorites before they are sold out!
Project Supplies Used:
Easy shopping anytime! Click the images below to see the item in the online store

Pictogram Punches Wood-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $21.95

Pictogram Punches Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Price: $16.95

Teeny Tiny Wishes Clear Stamp Set
Price: $26.95

Teeny Tiny Wishes Wood Stamp Set
Price: $36.95

Big Shot
Price: $99.95

Bitty Banners Big Shot Die Framelits
Price: $14.95

Ovals Collection Framelits Die
Price: $26.95

Folder Arrows Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
Price: $7.95

All Abloom Designer Series Paper Stack
Price: $6.95

Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack
Price: $16.95

Gold Baker’s Twine
Price: $3.50

2013-2015 In Color Stampin’ Write Markers
Price: $14.95

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

Smoky Slate 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
Price: $6.95

Baked Brown Sugar 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
Price: $6.95

Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $5.95

Basic Gray Classic Stampin’ Pad
Price: $5.95
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March 20, 2015
Some Love and a Blog Hop
I’m so excited! The Fun n’ Crafty monthly blog hop is back and with new chic graphics too! I am very lucky to have the talented Stacey Lane in our group who graciously offered to take over running this hop. She has super ideas for the next 5 months of hop themes and we have more folks getting excited to participate, so you won’t want to miss it each month! And if you ever want to join us and be a stop on our hop, all you have to do is hook yourself up with a Starter Kit from myself or one of the awesome folks from across the US in our group and get a great deal on your supplies and then tell us you want to be a stop on the hop and you are in!
This month, our theme is LOVE and I have a couple ideas to share with you then make sure to check the list at the bottom of the blog to see even more great ideas!
I had extra scraps and a half idea after putting together my Stacked with Love class and so I started playing around and just having fun and this sparkly card came out!
Project Tips:
- The Stacked with Love designer paper stack gives you a ton of patterns all in the same black/white/red color scheme, so it is fool proof to pick and choose a couple patterns to use on your card and know they will complement each other.
- Add a softer touch of burlap by cutting off the seamed edges of the ribbon and then pulling threads to get a soft fringe look.
- Use the Red Glimmer Paper to cut out a sparkly butterfly (the Butterfly Thinlit die set)! Not only does it look pretty, but the paper is really stiff and sturdy, so it is really easy to work with in this intricate die. No wax paper required!
- And speaking of the pieces from the intricate die, you don’t have to throw them all away! Grab a couple and layer them together to create a cute little heart that is a perfect tiny accent for your sentiment.
Fun right?
Then the next card, I had to share. I know, I know… you’ve seen my other versions of this card, but I got the idea to do it for a class and so for my technique class on using designer paper, I pulled this together and I think it is my favorite version yet!
Project Tips:
- You’ve heard most of the tips before with my prior cards, but like usual, pick out your 5-6 patterns of designer paper and lay them out BEFORE you start gluing down. This makes sure you like the effect you get with the smaller pieces of the patterns.
- Glue your strips onto a scrap piece of cardstock, so you can then use it however you like as one big piece instead of having to continue to futz with the little pieces.
- Adhere your complementary cardstock piece first and then add your strip of custom designer paper near the TOP edge of the cardstock. If you have it to close to the bottom of the cardstock strip, when you add your sentiment it will overlap too much of the patterned paper and you stop being able to see them.
- And when you are doing white/black/red as your color combination, GOLD is always a great choice! Add some gold baker’s twine and then use our mini stapler to staple some gold sequin trim to the top of the card. Bam, you got bling!
Love it!
I hope you enjoyed my ideas. These lovely ladies have also put together projects to inspire you. So make sure to check them out and if you wouldn’t mind, leave them a comment along the way. I love these ladies and hopefully you will enjoy all the ideas they have put together for you.
Fun & Crafty Blog Hop
- Pam W. of Stinky Tofu
- Jennifer B. of Northwest Stamper
- Stacey L. of A Work of Carte
- Tobe B. of The Craft Sea
- Susan S. of Stampin’ By The San Francisco Bay
Happy Hopping!
Project Supplies Used:
click any image below for more details or to get it now in the online store!

You Plus Me Clear Bundle
Price: $21.95

Butterflies Thinlits Dies
Price: $24.95

Red Glimmer Paper
Price: $4.95

1-1/4″ Burlap Ribbon
Price: $7.95

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

Basic Black 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
Price: $6.95

Real Red 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
Price: $6.95

Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad
Price: $5.95

Gold Baker’s Twine
Price: $3.50

Gold Sequin Trim
Price: $4.95

Handheld Stapler
Price: $9.95

Decorative Label Punch
Price: $16.95

Real Red Stampin’ Write Marker
Price: $3.50

Liquid Multipurpose Glue
Price: $3.95

Big Shot
Price: $99.95

Big Shot Magnetic Platform
Price: $39.95
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February 4, 2015
Brushed Gold Bright and Beautiful Star Christmas Card
Yesterday I started sharing some of my Christmas cards from classes and today I’d thought I’d share another. This was my first chance playing with the Brushed Gold cardstock, and let me tell you, it is Fabulous!
I was playing with different ideas when I came up with this card, but in the end, I loved the simplicity of it with lots of pretty touches.
Tips for making this card:
- Die cut the larger star using the Star Framelits from Stampin’ Up directly from your card base. Then fill the hole by gluing a piece of pretty cardstock (like this Brushed Gold) to the inside of your card. It makes it pretty inside and out!
- Tie around some glitzy baker’s twine and then fray the edges after you knot it to give it a softer touch.
- Use the Bright & Beautiful stamp set to stamp and cut out with the Star Framelits, a central focus point to layer inside your star cutout in the card base.
- Add a simple rhinestone to the center of the star and color it with Blendabilities for some subtle sparkle that coordinates!
See, easy peasy! But lots of shimmer and sparkle. Oh, and I forgot to mention, the Brushed Gold cardstock is heavier weight than I was used to with cardstock, which makes it great as a layer or even a card base. Really adds some feel good heft to your cards!
Shop online and use the hostess code XMUM7PJZ and I’ll get them in the mail to you ASAP or you can purchase a set or just the instructions. Check out this post for more details.
Happy Monday!
Project Supplies Used:
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December 15, 2014
Distressing, Burlap, and Work of Art for Masculine Monday
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Amidst all the excitement and hubbub of the Online Extravaganza that started today, over at the Stylin’ Stampin’ Inkspiration blog, we are sharing some different ideas for those masculine cards we all need throughout the year. This was my contribution
This was one of those cards where you just start slapping things and in the end you call it good.
I started by embossing a So Saffron card base with the Arrows Embossing folder (which happens to be only $5 with today’s doorbuster sale!) and then colored the embossed parts using Night of Navy ink and my brayer.
(check out a video for how to color with a brayer here)
I added some Night of Navy designer paper and some burlap ribbon to break up the embossed pattern…. you know, gotta have some burlap on all your masculine cards.
Finally I used my Work of Art stamp set to help with my central sentiments.
Like I said, a little bit of this and a little bit of that… but sometimes that is all you need.
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November 24, 2014
Birthday Banner Card with Amazing Birthday
Alright, lets continue on the Convention Display Board sample roll…. you see, I have 24 projects that I want to share and so this is going to take us a while. But that just means you know there will be fun projects on the horizon, right?! Well, today I’m back with another of the Amazing Birthday stamp set cards. For this one I stuck to the Birthday theme and instead played with the idea of lots of banners.
See what I mean? All Banners… All the Time… whabam!
I was having fun with the 2013-2015 In Colors (you know all those Strawberry Slush, Crisp Cantaloupe, Pistachio Pudding, etc ones) and trying to keep it really simple. The only complicated thing – aside from having to use the Big Shot – is tying the knots onto the Gold Baker’s twine to highlight the sentiment in the center.
Tips for making this card:
- The stamps in the Amazing Birthday stamp set are perfect matches for 1-1/4” Circle punch AND the Banner Framelits! So, stamp to your hearts content knowing you don’t actually have to fussy cut everything by hand.
- After cutting your stamped banner pieces, layer them on your card overlapping each other and starting at different heights. The uneven-ness of the card will make it more visually interesting and will hide any imperfections you may have gotten when stamping or cutting out your banners.
- Wrap your Gold Baker’s Twine around your card in straight lines first. THEN take a second (and third) piece of twine and tie them each in a knot. Trim the ends and adhere over your long pieces of twine using glue dots.
  Or you can tie your knot around one of the pieces of twine so that you don’t distort the straight line of the base baker’s twine, but also have something for your knot to hold onto.
- I love the fact that the gold foil part of the twine is just wrapped around the more natural colored fiber. That makes it easy when you are trimming your ends to UNWRAP some of the gold foil so you can leave it longer than the natural cotton twine. This gives you some extra “tinsel” hanging out of your knot.
This is a great card to do in a class or when you just want something that is fun but doesn’t require a lot of brain power or measuring to pull together. Any time you can layer die cut pieces, the easier it is in my book!
Hope you enjoyed this card. I’ll be back tomorrow with another quick and easy card, only this time using the Kinda Eclectic stamp set. See you back here tomorrow!
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Card Supplies Used:
Amazing Birthday Clear-Mount Stamp Set
$20.95
2013-2015 In Color Stampin’ Write Markers
$14.95
Big Shot
$99.95
Banners Framelits Die
$26.95
Subtles Candy Dots
$5.95
Elegant Eggplant 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
$6.95
Elegant Eggplant Classic Stampin’ Pad
$5.95
Crumb Cake 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock
$6.95
Gold Baker’s Twine
$3.50
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July 30, 2014
Gorgeous Grunge Polaroid Birthday Card
One of the things I especially love about crafting is that two people can take the same supplies and turn out completely different cards with totally different styles. As you may have noticed from my blog, my style tends to be more clean and simple cards that can be created pretty quickly. That said, Rosemary Bryson is one of the gals in my downline and she can take the same products I have and seem to effortlessly turn them into stunning works of art! For example, this card:
I love how she combined the stamp sets and punches to create such a unique look!
The hearts were stamped using the Perfect Pennants stamp set and then traced with a white gel pen and then covered in crystal effects. she also added sequins and glimmer paper dots to add some extra sparkle and shine. Such a fun idea!
And it is really hard to tell, but she actually inked the entire paper (the polaroid frame) with versamark and embossed it with white embossing paper to give it that thick, shiny feel! See, that is something I never would have thought to do. And add some more embossing on the background paper with Gorgeous Grunge and you have a fun paint splatter effect to keep any part of the card from being boring.
Stampin’ Up Supplies Used
- Perfect Pennants
- Gorgeous Grunge stamp set
- Express Yourself (hostess set 2013-14 *retired)
- Crystal Effects
- Gold Baker’s Twine
- Word Window Punch
- Modern Label Punch
- Gold Sequins
- Big Shot
- Square Framelits
- White Embossing Powder
- Embossing Buddy
- Cardstock – Whisper White, Calypso Coral, Sahara Sand
- Ink – Versamark, Bermuda Bay, So Saffron, Tangerine Tango
If you happen to be in the Pierce County (Tacoma/Bonney Lake/Puyallup), Washington area, you should definitely check out her classes she is starting up with a new meetup group called the Pierce County Paper Crafters. I know I want to go myself and get to make some of her amazing creations!
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June 12, 2014
Watercoloring fun with Happy Watercolor and the Wondercolor Notecards
Tonight I’m holding a class that I call Watercolor Wonder Fun. I wanted to challenge myself to have fun creating with some of the items in the Watercolor Wonder suite…. I love challenges like this where I have limited supplies and have to come up with something different and fun.
So I started out with the Watercolor Wonder Notecards… did you know they are made out of watercolor paper so you can do your watercoloring directly on them?
Then I added some glitz like the Gold Baker’s twine…. I can’t believe I’ve almost used up a complete spool already!
Then I thought I’d try out the Gold washi tape (called Watercolor Wonder washi tape) and some of the Gold Sequins…. not too back when you make them a subtle trim under your sentiment huh?
But most of all, they all use the Happy Watercolor stamp set. I’m so terribly sad that it WILL NOT be in the new catalog in June. So if you love it like I do, make sure to get it before the end of May.
And yes, these Watercolor Wonder notecards come with a lot of the color and flower images pre-printed on them. So they can be super fast and easy cards to start with and create with!
Check out the entire Watercolor Wonder Suite online here.
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Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used (all cards pictures)
Stamps – Happy Watercolor
Ink – Chocolate Chip, Basic Grey, Coastal Cabana, Real Red, Crushed Curry, Stazon
Paper –Watercolor Wonder notecards, watercolor paper, Whisper White, Calypso Coral
Accessories – Aqua Pen, Gold Sequins, Gold Baker’s Twine, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Watercolor Wonder washi tape
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May 9, 2014
Have I mentioned I Love Happy Watercolor?
Last September when I was at Stampin’ Up’s Founder’s Circle retreat (seriously, I was so blessed with amazing downline and customers to help get me there!), they gave us the Happy Watercolor stamp set. When I saw it, I wasn’t quite convinced, but after looking at samples and then playing with it, I was hooked!
The thing that is awesome is that you can use each little piece in different ways to suit your style and then mix it up for a new-to-you look.
In this case, I was playing around with a few ideas including sponging the flower head using a sponge dauber!
I also busted out my surprise favorite from the catalog, the Gold Baker’s twine to hold down my folded lace doily.
I’ll be honest, this gold baker’s twine seems to be something people either love or don’t…. mainly because the gold foil bits like to unwind from your cut end of the twine. But since I usually tack down my ends or only have a little bit of tail for my knots, it doesn’t bother me and it adds just the right amount of glitz.
Either way, I am so sad this stamp set doesn’t seem to be carrying over into the new catalog. Guess I need to give it lots of love in the next few weeks!
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May 4, 2014
Scalloped Peek-a-Boo Flower Catalog CASE
Today the girls over at Stylin’ Stampin’ Inkspiration have put together a fun collection of cards to share. We all picked a card from the Annual Catalog to CASE (Copy-And-Share-Everything) and then share for the blog post. So I thought I would share a card we did recently for my monthly stamp club!
This card was actually made because one of the ladies saw it in the catalog and really wanted to see how to make it. And, of course, I was happy to oblige!
This is my card:
This is the card in the catalog on page 176:
Wow… maybe I need to photo graph my cards on top of bright colored paper because comparing their photo to mine, it makes quite the difference!
In any event, the fun thing about this card was trimming out a rectangle from the front of the card so that your flower can pop through. I cut it out 1/2” from each of the top, right, and bottom edge of the card and make it 1-1/4” wide.
Then I could use the 1-1/4” scallop punch and the 7/8 scallop circle punch to create a cute flower to show through. Add some decoration with Gorgeous Grunge stamps and some Gold Baker’s Twine and you have a fun alternative!
If you have any specific questions about this card, leave me a comment and I’ll be sure to get back to you!
My club ladies had a lot of fun creating this card and I hope you take the time to try it out too. With the Stampin’ Trimmer, it is really quick and easy to create these cut outs on your card fronts.
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April 23, 2014
The Wow Factor of Coloring on Natural Composition Specialty Paper!
Have you experienced the coolness of the Natural Composition Speciality Paper? Once again, I have another project that I can’t believe I haven’t shared yet and my favorite part of it is how the Natural Composition paper makes it look!
I created this card for a class last month and was playing with a few of my favorite things:
- Core’dinations cardstock – I used the Pool Party core’dintations cardstock and ran it through my BigShot with the Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder. Then I sanded off the top of the dots to help them pop a little bit more.
- Petite Petals stamps & punch – I have to admit I’m totally falling in love with these little flowers! And the fact that they are so easy to punch out is just awesome!
- Gold Baker’s Twine – Turns out it just always is the perfect touch of subtle sparkle on your projects. It took me months to start using it but now I LOVE using it!
- Perfect Pennants stamp set – the sentiment is my favorite sentiment from the Occasions catalog!
- and finally – Natural Composition Paper!
The Natural Composition Specialty designer paper does not look very special in the main catalog and in fact, just about everyone I have in class that uses it tells me that they didn’t think it looked interesting in the catalog but they love it once they try it. Because you can do things like this:
So, the thing it it is a stiffer cardstock that looks a bit like cardboard or a stiff kraft cardstock. But then on one side of the paper there is a clear embossed pattern. So you can do cool stuff like sponging or coloring!
In this case, we colored over the flower images with a Real Red marker and after it starts soaking in a little bit to the paper, it will wipe off the embossed image and you get a really cool defined image. Don’t you think?’
You can do this with any color or ink (if you want to sponge it) and it is pretty fool proof. You can’t really mess it up. Got to love that!
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Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used
Stamps – Perfect Pennants, Petite Petals
Ink – Markers (Real Red, Basic Black), Real Red
Paper –Pool Party cord’inations cardstock, Whisper White, Basic Black, Naturals Composition specialty designer paper
Accessories – Big Shot, Pennants Framelits, Petite Petals punch, Gold Baker’s twine, Candy Dots (Subtles), Perfect Polka dots embossing folder, sanding block
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April 14, 2014
Chalkboard + Polaroid = Unexpectedly Cute Card!
My brain has been filled with getting things ready for my Demonstrator Stamp & Share event I’m planning for Saturday (I’m super excited though – 4 hours of stamping, demonstrations, displays, and door prizes! How can that NOT be a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon? ) But that means when it comes time to write a fun blog post for you all, my mind is a bit of a pile of mush.
So, I think today is going to be a bit short and sweet, but I made sure to share a card that I am totally in love with right now so at least the pretty eye candy will make up for the lack of writing!
My “Chalkboard technique meets Polaroid pictures” card:
I don’t know why this card just makes me happy when I look at it!
It all started with me wanting to do a Polaroid picture style image for a card. And for some reason, I had in my head the chalkboard technique (where you heat emboss a sentiment in white on a piece of black cardstock and then sponge some extra white ink over the top to look like chalk dust) and so they just came together…. even though if you think about it, they don’t make any sense together at all!
But it is art, right? There is no right or wrong here!
I also am loving the Petite Petals bundle I got recently and just had to use it again. This time I spiced up the flowers with the little bitty flower from the Itty Bitty Shapes punch pack. Add a silver mini brad to the middle and it is a whole new flower!
The card still needed a little bit of something extra, so I embossed the front of the card with the Mosaic embossing folder, rounded the corners, and then added some Gold bakers twine for the last little pizzazz I needed.
I may make simple cards, but sometimes they just come together and you don’t need all the extra fuss and muss!

Supplies Used

Feels Good Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Petite Petals Wood-Mount Bundle
Modern Mosaic Embossing Folder
Itty Bitty Shapes punch pack
Silver Mini Brads
Gold Baker’s Twine
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March 18, 2014