Hello friend!
Nick turned 18 (gasp!) on Monday. This was the card I made for him.
Happy Stamping!
Wendy
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Co-Workers Birthday Cards
Hello friend!
These cards were made for co-workers this week. I'm especially happy with the first one. My friend Dave is a Civil War buff, and so I printed out a letter written on his birth date in 1863 for the background. Lots of sponging with More Mustard, Sahara Sand, and River Rock and a Night of Navy background, and it was simple, but appropriate.
This one was for Teresa. I always try to make my December birthday cards very different than Christmas cards..... though as I look at this photo it seems you could take all the elements, change the colors, and have a great Christmas card as well. Hmmm. Gotta try that.....
Well, I need to get a very important birthday card made today. Nick is turning 18 (gulp) on Monday. How can that be?
Happy Stamping!
Wendy
These cards were made for co-workers this week. I'm especially happy with the first one. My friend Dave is a Civil War buff, and so I printed out a letter written on his birth date in 1863 for the background. Lots of sponging with More Mustard, Sahara Sand, and River Rock and a Night of Navy background, and it was simple, but appropriate.
This one was for Teresa. I always try to make my December birthday cards very different than Christmas cards..... though as I look at this photo it seems you could take all the elements, change the colors, and have a great Christmas card as well. Hmmm. Gotta try that.....
Well, I need to get a very important birthday card made today. Nick is turning 18 (gulp) on Monday. How can that be?
Happy Stamping!
Wendy
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
A few Christmas things!
Hello friend!
I had a card club here last week, and these were their projects:
A Christmas stocking card,
and a fun candy holder.
We wrapped small Hershey's bars (they were the small one you get about 8 or 10 in a package for a dollar) Originally, I tried cutting the buckle out--but it didn't take long to realize it was MUCH easier to just cut a square the same width as the belt and glue it to the top of the gold buckle. The white on Santa's suit is not a blurred photo--I didn't punch this particular one very well. You get the idea.
The following photo really has nothing to do with Stampin' Up, but I still want to show you what I'm doing. (trying to do--there are not enough hours in the day). It is a sneak peak of a Christmas wall hanging I'm working on.... Everything is cut free-hand. It still needs appliqued to the background... and all the little details added.... Yes, I need more time!
Happy Stamping!
Wendy
I had a card club here last week, and these were their projects:
A Christmas stocking card,
and a fun candy holder.
We wrapped small Hershey's bars (they were the small one you get about 8 or 10 in a package for a dollar) Originally, I tried cutting the buckle out--but it didn't take long to realize it was MUCH easier to just cut a square the same width as the belt and glue it to the top of the gold buckle. The white on Santa's suit is not a blurred photo--I didn't punch this particular one very well. You get the idea.
The following photo really has nothing to do with Stampin' Up, but I still want to show you what I'm doing. (trying to do--there are not enough hours in the day). It is a sneak peak of a Christmas wall hanging I'm working on.... Everything is cut free-hand. It still needs appliqued to the background... and all the little details added.... Yes, I need more time!
Happy Stamping!
Wendy
Monday, December 5, 2011
Where did November go?
Hello friend!
It seems I just finished my 12 Days of Christmas post... yesterday--but that was weeks ago. November disappeared on me.
Actually, November was a great month with lots of excitement. My big news is that I'm retiring at the end of December! (there's a big smile on my face!) In January I'll be working a part-time job I am really looking forward to.
Now for some catch-up on projects:
We belong to the Old Uniontown Quilt Guild. The members make baby quilts and toddler quilts to donate. I've almost got this one finished to give-- I call it "Owls in the Flowers".
The flowers look scallop-y like they could have been cut with the Big Shot, but they are actually pre-printed "cheater" fabric. I love the way it came out!
Happy Stamping!
It seems I just finished my 12 Days of Christmas post... yesterday--but that was weeks ago. November disappeared on me.
Actually, November was a great month with lots of excitement. My big news is that I'm retiring at the end of December! (there's a big smile on my face!) In January I'll be working a part-time job I am really looking forward to.
Now for some catch-up on projects:
We belong to the Old Uniontown Quilt Guild. The members make baby quilts and toddler quilts to donate. I've almost got this one finished to give-- I call it "Owls in the Flowers".
The pieces for the owls were cut with the Big Shot.
Our niece had a birthday in November. She'd like to have a dog, so I made her a puppy card! This cutie is all punched with Stampin' Up punches--isn't she adorable? I just had to give her collar a little bling!
Wendy
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