Everyday Enchantment

Today's card is another one from my March stamp a stack.  I don't use DSP very often and wanted to give it a try, so I checked around to see what other ladies were making out of the Everyday Enchantment DSP.  I really loved a card that Ann Schach did on The Paper Players last week, so this card was inspired by her.

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Stamp Set:  Fresh Vintage

Card Stock:  Calypso Coral, Very Vanilla & Everyday Enchantment DSP

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Calypso coral

Punch:  1 1/4" Square

Embosslit Die:  Beautiful Wings

Ribbon:  1/2" Seam Binding in Very Vanilla

Jewels:  Basic Pearls

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

Inspired by Nature for SQSC28

This is one of the cards I made for my March stamp a stack and for the Stampin Queens sketch challenge #28.

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Stamp Set:  Inspired by Nature & Vintage Labels (retired sale-a-bration)

Card Stock:  Rich Razzleberry, Early Espresso, Crumb Cake & Very Vanilla

Classic Stampin' Pads:  Rich Razzleberry & Early Espresso

Stampin' Write Markers:  Rich Razzleberry, Daffodil Delight & Wild Wasabi

Punches:  Modern Label, Word Window, 1 3/8" Square & 1 1/4" Square

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

RHSSC26

Wow, I thought last week's challenge was a little bit difficult to come up with, but I didn't think I was ever going to get this card done.  Usually I can look at the design and make the card, take pics, edit them and do my blog in about an hour.  Not this week!  Maybe if I started it before 12:30 in the morning it would help!  I'm going to be needing a nap that's for sure!  So now onto my card for sketch challenge 26...

Head on over to the  Red Hot Stampers blog to check out a few more cards made with this challenge.

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Stamp Set:  Fresh Vintage

Card Stock:  Riding Hood Red & Very Vanilla

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Riding Hood Red

Embossing Folder:  Vintage Wallpaper

Punch:  1 1/4" Square

Ribbon:  Seam binding in Very Vanilla

Jewels:  Basic Pearls

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

RHSSC25

It's time for another Red Hot Stamper's Challenge.  When I first saw this sketch I had no idea what to do with it since the sketch is like an envelope.  Then I stared thinking about making a rose with the new Blossom punch just to see how that would turn out.  I must say this has been the most challenging sketch challenge so far, but I do love a good challenge. :)  Head on over to the Red Hot Stampers blog to check out a few other cards using this sketch.

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Stamp Sets:  Elements of Style & Curly Cute

Card Stock:  Rich Razzleberry, Wild Wasabi & Whisper White

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Rich Razzleberry

Punches:  Blossom, Scallop Trim Border & Scallop Trim Corner

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

Crimper

SQSC27 ~ The Paper Players ~ Open Sea

Today's card is for a couple of challenges.  I've missed making cards for the different challenges out there, so I decided to use them to help me come up with cards for my March stamp a stack.   I used Stampin Queens Sketch Challenge 27  for my design and The Paper Players Challenge 83  (CAS masculine) to decide what to put on it. 

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Stamp Set:  The Open Sea

Card Stock:  Night of Navy, Early Espresso, Cherry Cobbler & Crumb Cake

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Cherry Cobbler

Punch: 1 1/4" Circle

Embossing Folder:  Stripes

Texturz Plates:  Backgrounds 1

RHSSC24

It's time for another Red Hot Stamper challenge and here is my take on it.  I'm definitely going for some bright colors this week.  Maybe the sunshine and warmer weather is getting to me!  For those of you who regularly come to my stamp a stacks, this is one of the cards we will be making. :)

To see a few more cards made with this sketch click here.  It will take you to the Red Hot Stampers blog.  Play along if you'd like.  We'd love to have you join us!

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Stamp Set:  Teeny Tiny Wishes

Card Stock:  Daffodil Delight, Tangerine Tango, 

Wild Wasabi & Whisper White

Classic Stampin Pads:  Daffodil Delight & Tangerine Tango

Embossing Folders :  Perfect Polka Dots & Elegant Lines

Punches:  Blossom & Ribbon Border

Birthday Wallet

It's birthday time again and this time it's for one of my nephews.  I always make purses for the girls, so I thought I'd come up with more than a card for the boys this year.  That means it's wallet time for them. I love how it turned out!  Hopefully my nephew will enjoy it too.  Not so sure guys are quite as excited as girls about this kind of stuff, but you never know. ;)

The same tradition...$1.00 in their card.  Yup, I'm cheap, but it still makes them happy at this age! lol  I decided to make a counterfeit credit card, Michigan driver's license and a library card.  Yes, all fake and just for the fun of it.  I wish I could show you the picture I put on his license because it's hilarious (at least I think it is), but I value my privacy (yeah, that's why I have a blog! lol)...ok, the little bit of privacy that I have, so I won't post any pictures of other people without permission. 

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Nope, I didn't take any measurements for this project.  I just eyeballed it and went with the flow.  

Stamp Set: Definitely Decorative Pines (retired, but the moose was perfect for the front of the wallet)

Card Stock:  Chocolate Chip

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Early Espresso

Embossing Folder:  Square Lattice

Sticky Strip