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Showing posts with label Perfect Blend stamp set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perfect Blend stamp set. Show all posts

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Circle Card Thinlit Die

I was very excited to win the new Circle Card Thinlit Die at the convention.  It cuts and scores the card all in one step.  Amazing -- and fun to use.


The Christmas card above has some silver glimmer paper to add a little pizzazz .
Cardstock:  Coastal Cabana, Whisper White, and Basic Gray cardstock
DSP:  Winter Frost Designer Series Paper Stack
Stamps:  Christmas Collectibles, Christmas Messages
Punches:  Scallop Edge Border, Christmas Ornament Punch, 1 3/4" Scallop Circle
Framelits:  Circles Collection, Circle Card Thinlits Die


Another swing card made from the Circle Card Thinlits Die.


Cardstock:  Tangerine Tango, Crumb Cake, Naturals Ivory
Stamps:  Perfect Blend, Gorgeous Grunge
Punches:  Chevron Border Punch, 1 3/4" Scallop Circle
Framelits:  Circle Card Thinlits Die

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Home from Convention

I recently returned from a convention in Salt Lake City.  It was the 25th anniversary for Stampin' Up!  I had a wonderful time and left with many great ideas--not to mention all the giveaways and prizes.  What an experience it was!

I made the card below for my niece for her baby shower.  I happened to notice on her gift registry that the colors she chose were very much like the Stampin' Up! colors Pistachio Pudding and Strawberry Slush.


I love (it's one of my favorite stamp sets in the new catalog) the Perfect Blend stamp set that I used to make the card below.  I made the card for my daughter.  The more I use the Natural Composition Specialty paper (that's the background paper with the music), the more I like it.  


The guitar card below is copied from a card done by Heidi Tekunoff.  You can see her original card on her website at http://twohappystampers.blogspot.com/2013/06/a-card-for-my-son.html .  I made the card below for my son's birthday. 


 I have more photos to share, so I hope to share them over the next couple weeks.

Thanks for taking a look at my cards.

Tina