I had fun creating these fantastic Christmas cards with a former Paper Pumpkin kit from last year. I have a limited quantity of these available this month in a kit to go.
There are 12 cards with envelopes in this kit. I was able to change the kit from 9 to 12 cards. There are so many fantastic die-cut elements included in this one.
This kit includes the pre-cut kit, envelopes, adhesives and gems. You will need a few greetings, inks and embossing folders if you choose to make them like I did.
See it here in my store. It’s $31 plus shipping. The PDF tutorial is $17 and is seen here. The tutorial is emailed to you immediately after payment. The pre-cut kit is mailed out at the end of October.
Remember that if you order more than one kit shipping is combines and you’ll save $$.
The Live video is at 7:30 pm CT here on my Facebook page.If you aren't following me yet, be sure to do that so you don't miss the 6 videos I do each month.
The 2nd & 4th Monday night videos are 'Stamp with Me' videos where I encourage you to prep your pieces and create right along with me. I share the measurements & supplies needed a day or two ahead of time on my FB page here. Of course you can choose to watch first and make yours later too.
Here's a photo of them laying flat. My colors include Pool Party, Poppy Parade, Old Olive on the left card. The card on the right is Fresh Freesia, Rich Razzleberry & Shaded Spruce.
Striking card swaps; Black & White with a ‘Pop’ of color
Our Flowerbug's Team swap theme in March was to make a Black & White card with a pop of color. I'm proud to share the cards my talented gals made in today's post.
First is Candy's card featuring Melon Mambo as her pop of color.
Rainbow of Happiness in Black & White with a ‘pop’ of color!
I saw a similar card using the Rainbow of Happiness that was in Black & pink and I knew it would be perfect for my Flowerbug's Team swap this month. The theme was Black & White with a 'pop' of color.
I chose to use Magenta Madness. It's retiring this month and available herewhile supplies last.
I stamped the three rainbows in Black Memento ink using my Stamparatus. Making multiple cards with the Stamparatus is THE BEST WAY! There's no guessing with stamp placement.
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