Hello Fall it's pumpkin spice latte season
It's fall and time for all those pumpkin spice drinks, donuts and muffins. This is my favorite time of year. I am so delighted that the Holiday Catalog has a new stamp set to coordinate with the Coffee Cup Framelits.
The Painted Autumn DSP has some beautiful patterns and colors. Watch my video to see how I stamped the leaves to get that variation of color. This is FALL in a cup!!!
Watch this quick video to see how I put this together.
Below is the supply list used for this card. You can order these products by shopping clicking the Order Now button and using the current Host Code.
Cute Quilted Mini Pizza Box & Notecards
Today I have a great project using the Mini Pizza Boxes and the Christmas Quilt Bundle from the new Holiday Catalog. I wasn't to sure I would like the pizza boxes when they first came out but they are really cute. You can fill them with notecards, cookies, candy, whatever you'd like. The gold glimmer paper adds an elegant touch to the project.
The Christmas Quilt Bundle isn't just for Christmas. I just love this set. Its so versatile and can be used for any project. I made 3x3 notecards to put inside the pizza box. These are done with the Night of Navy and Real Red and I layered the frame over them.
I didn't put the frame on these 3 cards and I think they are pretty and simple. The first was stamped in Emerald Envy and Peekaboo Peach. The second stamped in Marina Mist and Daffodil Delight and the third was done in Pear Pizzaz and Daffodil Delight.
Watch my video below to see how I made this project. Try out different color combinations.
Below is the supply list used for this project. You can order these products by clicking the Order Now button and using the current Host Code.
September Paper Pumpkin
The September Paper Pumpkin is beautiful!!! I love that I can do the Paper Pumpkin anywhere. I did this kit while hanging with my Dad while my Mom was out. He has dementia so he can't be by himself. I brought my Paper Pumpkin kit and sat at the kitchen table and crafted away while Dad slept.
I'll take you through the steps I followed. First is to open the kit. It has everything you need except paper snips. I did use a few of my clear blocks and my snail to move things along a little faster.
Look at all the goodness in the kit! The supplies give you everything you need to make 8 packages and 8 cards.
First I punched out all the die cuts from the sheets. They were easy to just pull apart from the sheets.
Next I did my stamping. I stamped the leaf image on the punched out leaves.
I stamped all the tags for the cards. Don't you love the gold accent on the bottom. I had a few clear blocks so I was able to mount each stamp on a separate block. This is not necessary if you don't have additional blocks.
I stamped the tags for the packages. I realized that it was easier to stamp and then punch them out :)
Stamping completed, now time to assemble.
Here's the final product. Aren't they beautiful???
Take a look at the video below from Stampin' Up!
To give you more of what you love, during October and November Stampin' Up! is offering two straight months of perfectly coordinated Christmas cardmaking and gifting projects. October and November will be coordinating kits that will have everything you need to complete unique holiday cards and gifts. You can get that handmade holiday touch without the fuss. Why not give it a try?
If you're interested, click on the Paper Pumpkin icon on the right and it will bring you to the subscription page. Let me know if you do this so I can track it. This is a great way to try out paper crafting or if you already are a crafter, you can have some easy projects that don't need a lot of thought. Its a win-win!!!
Here's a quick video with some details.
Fall Is In The Air.....
Check out this Beautiful Autumn Sunflower Card. I love Autumn, I love Sunflowers and I love everything about this Painted Harvest Bundle.
I used Daffodil Delight and Peekaboo Peach to stamp the petals and then Chocolate Chip for the center. The Burlap ribbon adds just the right touch to finish off this autumn card.
Watch the video below to see how I made this card.
This stamp set is from the new Holiday Catalog. Need a catalog, just leave a comment or email me and I'll send you one.
Below is the supply list used for this card. You can order these products by shopping clicking the Order Now button and using the September Host Code QTE6FMYU
Pick a Pumpkin Autumn Card
Today's beautiful autumn card features the Pick a Pumpkin bundle from the new Holiday Catalog. I love the fall colors! The Painted Autumn DSP along with the Peekaboo Peach and Calypso Coral colors really bring Autumn to life.
Aren't the pumpkins so cute, I love the one with the star cutouts. I even used some on the inside of the card.
Watch the video below to see how easy it was to pull this card together. I used the Sentiment from the Paisleys & Posies stamp set.
Leave me a message or email me if you need a Holiday or Annual catalog and I would be happy to send you one.
Below is the supply list used for this card. You can order these products by shopping clicking the Order Now button and using the September Host Code QTE6FMYU
2017 Holiday Catalog Release
I'm so excited!!! The 2017 Holiday Catalog has been released by Stampin' Up! and you can start ordering from it today.
You can click on the catalog icon on the right to view the online catalog. If you want me to mail you one, just leave me a comment or email me.
Check out these videos from Stampin' Up! showing some of the new products from the Holiday Release.
Create beautiful Christmas cards without all the stress using Stampin' Up!'s Carols of Christmas Bundle. The bundle contains the Carols of Christmas Stamp Set and Card Front Builder Thinlits Dies--all at a 10% discount!
Give your holiday creations a homey, handmade feel with the products in the Quilted Christmas suite. Stampin' Up! trainer shows the products contained in the suite, as well as a project made using the suite.
Check out the newest Designer Series Paper being offered in the 2017 holiday (autumn/winter) catalog.