Here is one of the cards I made for my little gathering on Friday night. This is one stamp set that pretty much requires the Stamp-a-ma-jig to line up the string with the ornament properly. I used WW, Old Olive and a bit of the new specialty designer series paper Christmas Cocoa Specialty. You can't tell from the picture but the little bit of the DP is actually textured in a felt like feel. Very pretty. Also used Dazzling Diamonds on the ornaments.
The colors of this card make it feel Christmasy.
Easy when you have SU's sizzlits dies that I actually use with my CB. No stamping involved except with a Christmas sentiment inside the card.
Another great little stamp that you have to have.
Used it with Soft Suede with some of the new Merry Moments DP.
Some other CS used is Real Red, Kraft and VV. The ribbon is from last year's Christmas Mini (I think). On the antlers I used Dazzling Diamonds here and there with the two-way glue.
One word - one stamp. This is an amazing stamp. You will not regret having this one. For this card I used Chocolate Chip CS, Crushed Curry (another favorite) and VV. Ink is Soft Suede and the Curly Label Punch that I just got. Also used a Build a Brad just to add a little zing as well as the mat pack all around the image.
Here is my entry for this week's challenge.
Used A Walk in the Park Paper with Basic Grey
and used markers for the stamped image.
Also used my new Modern Label Punch which
you have to have if you have the wonderword punch.
Upon my MIL's visit this week-end to celebrate Thanksgiving, she had the brilliant idea of putting together these two stamp sets to make this beautiful card. Pretty good for a first time stamper right? So here is her creation.
Yesterday to celebrate our 12th year anniversary, we ventured out to Dunham, Quebec in the Eastern Townships to visit some of the wineries out there. What a georgeous and pleasant surprise to find such beautiful landscape! It was somewhat of a foggy day but as soon as we finished our first tasting, the sun came out. It was an unbelievable day. Thanks for lunch Gord. By the way the wine is quite good. A real pleasant surprise all the way around.
