Here are some cards that you can make with the new Sparkle & Shine papers! Click here for the Sparkle & Shine Card Workshop Guide. See the supply list below to purchase any supplies that you do not already own. When you are finished with your holiday cards, mix it up and create the cards again using different papers and stamps to make cards for other occasions!
On December 6, we will be creating the Frosted Workshop on the Go Kit. If you are in Club, this is the time to order. You need to order by November 1 by contacting me or joining the correct gathering on my website to receive it by the scheduled workshop date.
When you place an order of $50 or more, you get the Stamp of the Month set for only $5.
The Stamp of the Month is: (October) Scandinavian Wishes
(November) Illuminate
*The Stamp of the Month may vary depending on your purchase date. If you order online, it will be the month in which you are purchasing. If you order by contacting me, it will be (November) Illuminate.
The current Constant Campaign is: October 15 – December 31: When you spend $100 or more in product (from the Holiday Guide or Autumn/Winter Idea Book), you qualify to choose any “star” item from the Holiday Gift Guide for FREE!
My daughters love these! They are going to be a hit with the tweens and teens so if you have someone in that age group and need a gift idea these will be perfect! They are only $12.95 for the book and then you can add extras for $4.95 each so you’ve got a complete kit for around $20.
For today’s hop, the theme is “Stamps you’ve only used once” or for many of us it’s “Stamps we have never used”!
You should either be starting here (continue until you make your way back), or coming from Judy’s Blog.
I was thrilled when Close to My Heart came out with a hexagon shape stamp set, however I hadn’t used it yet. Many times the things I am excited about somehow never get used so I chose this one because sometimes once I use a stamp set I will remember it and use it more.
Tips: When stamping on canvas choose an image that is a bit forgiving because it isn’t a solid platform like paper. Use pigment inks and make sure your stamp is well covered with the ink. Press firmly and hold for a bit. These tips helped me with this project and it turned out better than my first time stamping on canvas.
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