Winter Memories
Two more Stamp a Stack Selections for StampFest! As you can see, I have been playing with my new Holiday Catalog goodies!
Make A Mitten
Thanks for looking!
Belinda
posted on December 23, 2011 by
Sweet Treats
Everyone loves getting candy treats during the Christmas season. Here are three different options for packaging your sweet treats!
I used the Petite Pocket die to create this cute little pouch. It really doesn’t get much easier than this for a quick project, and it’s the perfect size for a variety of candies!
I love our 1 x 8 cello bags for candy gifts. This topper was fun to make using the smaller circle scallop punch. I just snipped apart the layers and added some tiny punched circles for ornaments. Crystal effects was used to make them shine!
Finally, gift number 5 in this series is this fun little box which will hold quite a few candies. It is a six sided box, made using the Milk Carton die! Lots of fun!
Thanks for stopping by!
Belinda
posted on December 18, 2011 by
Stocking Gift Card
This is the second gift, in my gift giving series. It doesn’t get much easier than this. Use the Holiday Stocking die to cut out this adorable stocking, attach a piece of card stock to hold your gift card and assemble as shown. These go together so quickly and make a great presentation for a gift card!
Thanks for Stopping by!
Belinda
Stampin’ Stuff
Stamps |
Teeny Tiny Wishes |
Ink |
Wild Wasabi |
Paper |
Whisper White ~ Frostwood Lodge |
Fun Stuff |
Big Shot ~ Holiday Stocking Die ~ Hounds Tooth TIEF ~ Holly Berry Bouquet designer buttons ~ White bakers twine |
posted on December 17, 2011 by
Christmas House Gift Set
Before I give you the details on today’s project, I wanted to tell you that Stampin Up! has packed the Clearance Rack with some amazing deals. Old style punches (and some new) at 40% off and other products up to 80% off! Go check it out!
This is the first project in my 12 gifts of Christmas series. This first gift is a set of all occasion cards, packaged in a Christmas house box! The cards are quick and easy designs and the the box is made by scoring a few lines with the Simply Scored Scoring tool and decorating.
If you look closely, you can see a few sneak peek items from the upcoming Occasions Mini Catalog. We have some wonderful new goodies in this one! The embossed hearts come from a new set of embossing folders which includes 3 smaller folders. I cut down embossing folders to get this effect in the past, so I was thrilled to see these in the new mini catalog. The embossed edge on the wave of the baby card is also part of this set. I used the scallop upside down for this card. The blue DSP is cut using a new product called Edgelits! These are dies that cut a decorative edge and they coordinate with the Adorning Accents embossing folders. LOVE!
Belinda
Stampin’ Stuff
Stamps |
Easy Events ~ Teeny Tiny Wishes |
Ink |
Real Red ~ Wild Wasabi ~ Chocolate Chip ~ Daffodil Delight ~ Black StazOn |
Paper |
Real Red textured 12 x 12 Card Stock ~ Whisper White ~ Wild Wasabi ~ Holly Berry Bouquet Specialty paper ~ Subtles DSP stack |
Fun Stuff |
Big Shot ~ Adorning Accents TIEF ~ Adorning Accents Edgelits ~ Corner Rounder Punch ~ Jewelry Tag Punch, 1/8″ hole punch ~ Simply Scored Scoring tool ~ Holly Berry Bouquet Designer Buttons ~ Mini Jingle Bells ~ 1/8″ Real Red taffeta ribbon ~ White bakers twine |
posted on November 16, 2011 by
Stocking Builder Rudolph
Isn’t this clever? I saw this little Rudolph on our demonstrator sharing site, made by Sharon George. So cute! It is done using the Stocking Builder punch. I added it to a candy holder made with the Two Tags die. The tags are embossed using the new Snow Burst Textured Impressions embossing folder. Fun, Fun!
Belinda
Stampin’ Stuff
Paper |
Cherry Cobbler ~ Chocolate Chip ~ Crumb Cake ~ Basic Black ~ Red Glimmer paper |
Fun Stuff |
Big Shot ~ Stocking Builder punch ~ 1/8″ Circle Punch ~ Itty Bitty Shapes Punch ~ Two Tags die ~ Swirls Scribbles Sizzlet ~ Riding Hood Red taffeta ribbon ~ gold cord |
posted on November 12, 2011 by
Dasher for Stamp a Stack
This is another card option for Stamp a Stack hostesses. We still have about a two or three week window for hostesses who would like to hold a Stamp a Stack for a fun day of stamping with your friends. These are a little extra work, but the rewards and flexibility are great! Hostesses of these events earn 3-4 times the amount they would, holding a standard workshop. There is still time to host your own. Call me at 918-827-6148 for details.
Thanks for stopping by!
Belinda
posted on November 9, 2011 by
Petal Cone Santa
Isn’t this a fun little Santa ornament? I used the petal cone die for the ornament base and then punched the pieces for his head. I just folded the flaps in on this one, but if you wanted to fill it with candy; you could add a square of card stock to the bottom to seal it better. I have seen similar Santas done using a box pattern, but the die made this quick and easy!
Belinda
Stampin’ Stuff
Paper |
Basic Black ~ Whisper White ~ Real Red ~ Blush Blossom ~ Silver Glimmer paper |
Fun Stuff |
Big Shot ~ Petal Cone die ~ Perfect Polka Dots EF ~ Extra Large Oval punch ~ Bird Builder punch ~ Ornament punch ~ 1 3/4″ Circle Punch ~ 1/2″ Circle punch ~ 1/4″ Circle punch ~ 1/8″ Circle punch ~ 1/2″ Square punch ~ 1/4″ Square punch ~ 1/8″ Basic Black taffeta ribbon ~ Sponge Daubers |
posted on November 7, 2011 by
Christmas Stamp a Stack
These are the cards we will be stamping at our annual Christmas Stamp a Stack. Join us at the Bixby Community Center, Thursday November 10 at 6:00 PM. Please RSVP by Wednesday with your card choices. Note that card 4 lends itself to a lot of different images, so I will have several sets available for this card option for you to choose from.
Pricing is as follows. Each stack is 5 cards of one design. Your first stack is $7.50, each stack after that is $5.00. Stamp 5 stacks for $25.00 or you may stack one card of each design for $10.00. I hope you can join us!
It’s not too late to host your own Stamp a Stack for your friends and earn lots of free goodies. Contact me for details!
Hope to see you there!
