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I wanted to share a cute card made by Kristin. She mass produced this darling invitation, made with the Crazy for Cupcakes stamp set, for her Pampered Chef party back in September. It's hard to tell on the picture, but the top of the cupcakes are shiny with Crystal Effects. I like how she used the Scallop Edge punch and how she layered the grosgrain ribbons.
This card speaks for itself - Beautiful. Ilina used the Eastern Influences stamp set. Want to know the crazy part? She made over a dozen and swapped this treasure with us Philly Inkers last month!!!
Sahara Sand ink goes very well with Chocolate Chip ink, don't you think? I really like the earthy tones on this card. I used my Cutter Kit to distress the large oval.
Melissa used Real Red, Kraft and Always Artichoke card stock for this card. I like how rustic it feels :0)
And how about that jumbo eyelet on the tag?
See other images in the stamp set Loads of Love - it's a classic!
Doesn't this card make you think of the movie White Christmas, with Bing Crosby? I love it!! It's a Kristin creation. She used the Snow wheel and some of that Kiwi Kiss satin ribbon.
This little snowman is so stinkin' cute!! I like Melanie's use of the scallop square punch on the layers.
See other images in the Merry and Bright stamp set.
I watercolored the image from A Flower for All Seasons on Stampin' Up!'s watercolor paper, which is practically worth its weight in gold! Then I layered the square on More Mustard (to match the More Mustard grosgrain ribbon) and Really Rust cardstock. I also used my White Gel Pen to accent the design on the Haiku Designer Series Paper.
Melissa made this card for a swap we had done in Sept. I love how simple, cute and re-produceable it is!!
This cutie was made by Kristin Fuller. I love how well she coordinated the colors, based on that wonderful striped ribbon!
The stamp set she used is A Cardinal Christmas.
