Patricia Dominicci, Independent Stampin Up! Demonstrator
Do you put a wreath on your front door? Do you change it out for every season or holiday? I do-not. Mainly because my front door does not have a glass or screen door and anything I put up gets weather-beaten in a flash. Even the Christmas Wreath which is the one thing I do… Continue reading Seasonal Swirls for Thanksgiving
I’m on a roll with these Thanksgiving cards. There is still time for you to make a few of these cards and get them in to mail. Today’s card is very similar to yesterday’s post….but I switched up the cardstock colors, the embossing folder and instead of stamping a leaf, I die cut one instead.… Continue reading Layered Thanksgiving Card
If you saw my last post, you’ll know that I was recently tasked with making Thanksgiving cards. And in case you missed it, you can see the post here: Thanksgiving Cards?? I started out simple and I think this one might even beat the first card in the simplicity category. The Designer Series paper… Continue reading Thanksgiving Cards – Quick and Easy
I was asked a question the other day and I hesitated a little before I answered. The question was “Now that you are done making Halloween things, are you making Thanksgiving cards?” I thought for a couple seconds and said, “People don’t really send many Thanksgiving cards, so I’m more focused on Christmas”. Ha! Wrong… Continue reading Thanksgiving Cards??
With all the fun new stamp sets in the 2019 Holiday catalog, it’s easy to forget about all the other stamp sets in the 2019-2020 catalog that are waiting for someone to pay them attention. Today’s card features one of those stamp sets, Country Home. Just pair them up with a little of the new Come to… Continue reading Country Home Hello
Don’t you just love a play on words? I spent this past week-end crafting for almost 16 hours a day.....at a Home for the Hoiidays Retreat in Northern Virginia with about 20 other crafters. I made 27 cards and 3 fancy box treat holders, all with a holiday theme. Four are Halloween Cards, twenty six… Continue reading A Card(inal) for Many Occasions
