I love this cutie card and can't wait to to share it with you! It uses the Alphabest stamp set and the coordinating punch.This Alphabest stamp set has not only the letters of the alphabet and special characters, it also has some great backgrounds and outlines ...
Who's ready for a cute thank you card idea that you can make?If your hand is up, then this is for you!I went with a favorite color combination of mine: Real Red, Daffodil Delight, and Coastal CabanaOf course you can use whatever colors you would ...
I am a total punch junkie! I love punches so much, and when they coordinate with a stamp set, even better!I haven't had a monkey stamp set in many years, so I was ready to dive in with a new one. The Little Monkey Bundle is a lot of fun to use.For ...
Today we are making a cute fun fold card, it's super easy to make!I love fun folds, but I don't like the ones where you have to spend 3 hours to create it. Instead, I stick with the ones that are easy to create and I can make it in under 20 minutes - that's ...
My first rule with my supplies is to make sure they are versatile. That I can use them over and over again, until I am ready for them to move on to another craft space.And these Wanted to Say dies fit the bill perfectly!!I love how easy they are and how ...
Today we are playing with the Radiating Stitches Dies. These are unique in two ways. First, they die cut and have the little slits inside the shape creating a fun inner border for each die.Second, they are on Online Exclusive with Stampin' ...
I LOVE that stamps come in sets - don't get me wrong - that's something I have loved from my almost 18 years with Stampin' Up!But I also feel like sometimes we forget that sentiments from different stamp sets work great together. The fonts don't have to ...
I LOVE the Wanted to Say dies! I have found that many stampers have missed these when thumbing through the catalog whether looking online or holding the catalog their hands.The words in this die set are Happy Birthday, You're Too Kind, Feel Better Soon, and ...
