Happy Mother's Day

My last card for my April stamp a stack was a Mother's Day card.  I couldn't decide between the pink and purple so I went with both and let them decide what color they wanted to do.  I got my inspiration for this card from mamaxsix on Splitcoaststampers.  Hopefully  you can view her lovely card here. 

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Card Stock:  Wisteria Wonder, Pretty in Pink, Wild Wasabi & Whisper White

Classic Stampin' Pads:  Wisteria Wonder & Pretty in Pink

Punches:  Bojo Blossoms & Bird Builder

Embossing Folder:  Designer Frames

Jewels:  Basic Pearls

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

Inspired by Nature

Thought I would share the last two cards that I made for my April stamp a stack today and tomorrow.  I found my design for this card from Patty Gorka while looking around on Splitcoaststampers, and you can see her lovely card here.  I thought for sure the ladies would think this card was too simple, but for some reason we had a few problems with this one.  We had a lot of laughs by the time the night was done though!

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Stamp Set:  Inspired by Nature (soon to be retired!)

Card Stock:  Rich Razzleberry & Very Vanilla

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Rich Razzleberry

Embossing Folder:  Vintage Wallpaper

Punch:  Scallop Trim Border

Ribbon:  5/8" Satin in Very Vanilla

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

Jewels:  Basic Rhinestones

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Well, I almost forgot about our Red Hot Challenge because I've been under the weather for half of the week, so this post is going to be short and sweet!  I was SO glad the sketch was a basic one!

I even managed to do the inside. :)  

That's because this is also going to be one of my April stamp a stack cards.

Head on over to the Red Hot Stampers here to check out a few other cards.

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Stamp Set:  Just Believe

Card Stock:  Basic Black & Whisper White

Ink:  StazOn Black

Ribbon:  5/8" Satin in Basic Black

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

Growing Green Anniversary

Well, I have been laid back about posting things on my blog lately, but I have a pretty card to show you today.  I've been looking for ideas for cards for my next stamp a stack and came across this card...at least this is my version of it. :)

I don't case a card very often, but I was looking for an anniversary card too while getting my stamp a stack ideas and loved the colors on this one.  Not too bright for the guy, and not too masculine for the girl.  I might even end up using it for my stamp a stack too, who knows. ;)  This came from Deb Fearns and you can check out her card here. I must say she has the shadowing effect down a lot better than me!   I just sponged and spritzed my flowers.  I guess I need to take some classes or study up on that technique a little bit!  If you like this stamp set you might want to look into buying it because it's on the retired list!  I love the flower from it that I've cut out...and I've done it quite a few times.  I hope they have something similar to it in the new catalog!

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Stamp Set:  Growing Green

Card Stock:  Chocolate Chip & Very Vanilla

Classic Stampin' Pads:  Chocolate Chip & Pink Pirouette 

Versa Mark

Watercolor Wonder Crayon:  Pink Pirouette

Shimmer Paint:  Champagne Mist

Aqua Pen, Sponges

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Today's card is another Red Hot Stamper's sketch challenge card.  I went masculine this week instead of doing another flower.  It was time to switch it up a bit, plus I need to start planning cards for my next stamp a stack.  This just might be one of them.  

I did change the sketch up just a little bit.  I wanted to put a birthday greeting on the front of the card and did that in some of the empty space at the top.  If you have time, make up your own card and join us in our challenge here .

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Stamp Set:  The Open Sea

Card Stock:  Early Espresso, Pacific Point, Crumb Cake & Very Vanilla

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Early Espresso

Punches:  Extra-Large Tag & Large Tag

Embossing Folder:  Stripes

Twine:  Early Espresso

Petite Purse

Well, I'm cheating a little with today's post.  I don't have a card, but a project instead...that I didn't have to plan at all.  We had our Red Hot Stamper's demo meeting last night and Glenda had these cute purses for us to make.  They would make great shower, wedding or girl birthday favors that's for sure.  One thing I like about them is they are very quick and easy to make! :)

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Card Stock:  Tempting Turquoise, Real Read &  Summer Smooches DSP

Bigz L Die:  Petite Purse

Punch:  Boho Blossoms

Large Pearl Basic Jewels

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Hello everyone and Happy Easter!!  I guess I posted my Easter card earlier this week, so for today it's another Happy Birthday for the Red Hot Stamper's 31st challenge.  I wasn't sure what I was going to do with this challenge at first, but once I had my colors picked out my idea seemed to come right together. :)  Head on over to the Red Hot Stampers to check out a few more cards for this challenge.

Thanks for looking and have a great Easter!

Stamp Sets:  Elements of Style & Afterthoughts (retired hostess)

Card Stock:  Real Red, Crumb Cake, Basic Black, Very Vanilla

 & Mocha Morning Specialty DSP

Classic Stampin' Pad:  Real Red

StazOn:  Black

Punch:  1 3/4" Scallop Circle

Embossing Folder:  Vintage Wallpaper

Bigz Die:  Top Note

Ribbon:  5/8" Satin in Basic Black

Brads:  Glimmer Basics Black

Crimper & Sponges