Archive for the ‘Fall’ Category:
All Occasions Card Class
These are cards that we made at an all occasions card class. The sentiments could be changed to make get well, thank you, birthday, or thinking of you cards.
Thanks So Much:
Masculine Gift Card Holder:
Feminine Birthday:
and last, So Many Smiles:
The above card used the Big Shot and Stampin' Up!'s Two Tags Die on the cardfront. Below is the Two Tags die opened:
Subscribe to the comments for this postGently Falling Card Sampler
Below are are the cards made with Stampin' Up!'s Gently Falling stamp set from the 2011-2012 Holiday mini. I made these cards for a set sampler and used them at my September clubs and classes.
Card 1 – Gently Falling and Kindness Matters
Card 2 – Gently Falling, Perfectly Penned and the Big Shot Textured Impressions Folder Square Lattice.
Card 3 – Gently Falling and Spice Cake Designer Series Paper.
Card 4 – Gently Falling, Bring On the Cake Stamp sets and Spice Cake fabric.
Card 5 – Gently Falling, Sincere Salutations and Faux Spectrum technique.
I love the Gently Falling Stamp set and hope you do too. Don't forget to check out this month's Stampin' Up! promotions in the left side column.
Happy Fall Birthday with Gently Falling Suite!
Two Spice Cake cards that my customers made at clubs and workshops in September. I used Stampin' Up!'s new Simply Scored Tool (see 2012 Holiday Mini, pages 6 & 7) to create the pleated "ribbon" on the middle of the card. Directions at bottom of this post. Both cards are similar I just used different paper from the Spice Cake Designer Series Paper pack and changed the embellishment.
and with the paper and embellishment changed (Gently Falling stamp set):
I love Stampin' Up!'s Perfectly Penned stamp set and it is only $12.95 for the clear mount stamp set. Slightly more if you want wood mount.
Gently Falling Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Spice Cake Designer Buttons
Spice Cake Designer Series Paper
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The Simply scored tool comes with 3 place markers and one stylus. You can purchase extra markers and the handy stylus. I recommend extra markers for scoring strips such as my pleated ribbon strip.
Pyramid Cards for the Holidays!
Have you made any Pyramid Cards yet? I saw one on Stampin' Connection and then googled it and found several versions. I chose the one using 3 3/4" squares because the card will fit in Stampin' Up!'s medium envelopes.
For Halloween, I used Stampin' Up!'s Howl-o-ween Creeps stamp set from the 2012 Holiday Mini. This is the same stamp set I used in my previous posts for my new set sampler using the template from an old Halloween set sampler that I created 6 years ago.
Another view:
For a fall birthday, using Perfectly Penned and Spice Cake Designer Series Paper.
Similar card:
Another view:
Can't you see these Spice Cake Pyramid cards on your Thanksgiving table, used as place cards?
Howl-o-ween Creeps stamp set:
Howl-O-Ween Creeps Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Perfectly Penned stamp set:
Perfectly Penned – Clear-Mount Stamp
Don' you just love both these sets?
Halloween 3-D Treats and Greeting Card Kids
Well, today it rained all day, so I thought I would be able to stamp a good part of it, get pictures taken and upload my blog early. I did make a dent in the cards I wanted to make, however, my pictures were not coming out right. It seems my flash did not want to work on my digital camera. After looking for the camera manual with no luck, I finally moved some lights around so I could photograph a couple of items.
At my club this week, Jane gave everyone this cute triangle treat box that she decorated with the Halloween stamp from Greeting Card Kids. I thought it was adorable and that you would all like to it. The black cardstock is 3 1/2" x 6 1/2", scored in the middle of the long side. Find the center of the short side (s) and score from the center mark to the outer edge at the score line. Fold on score lines to create triangle box. Punch top and tie wiith ribbon to close.
The next items are gifts my club members made for everyone in club last year. Linda made the pumpkin out of scalloped circles glued together and JoAnn made the cute spider from our scalloped circle and photo corner punches. Between the the spider was a peanut butter cup (long gone)! Even though these two projects are from last year, I keep one of everything so I can recreate it again.
Hopefully, I can find my manual and see if I can get a replacement bulb for my camera and it is not something major. My projects for next week will be Christmas cards I made using the same template. One template, five totally different cards!
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Jeannine Tarrio, Manager
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator
blog: www.Jeanstamps.com
web: www.jeanninetarrio.stampinup.net
