This was my card for last evening's demonstrator stamp 'n chat. I used one of the new sets from our new catalog. I think the black and white make it very elegant. I also used this for my oldest daughter's birthday. I know she will like the clean and simple lines.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Photopolymer Stamps
I love how this card came together. I used one of the new photopolymer sets to make the cross. Easy to line up when the stamps are clear! The set is called Show & Tell 2.
I also used the thank you from a new set called Lots of Thanks. The ink and card stock are a new in-color called Baked Brown Sugar.
Want to know how I got the brown-hued rhinestone? I just used a brown sharpie pen to color it!
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Wildflower Meadow
I used the new Wildflower Meadow stamp and matching embossing folder to make this card. It is a great new way to be able to stamp and then add dimension to your card--all matching!
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Washi Tape
Stampin' Up is now offering Washi Tape which is so popular these days. I created this card using the Gingham Garden Designer Washi Tape. There are a lot of fun uses for this new embellishment!
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Vocation Video
I don't often share personal experiences here, as this is my "Crafty" site, but I would like to share my son's vocation video for anyone who may be interested in viewing it. Since I did mention previously that he was recently ordained a priest, you can see here how he was called to this vocation.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Ordination Thank You Cards
We had the most amazing weekend as our oldest son was ordained a Catholic priest in the Diocese of Sacramento! What a moving event, and witnessing the beauty of the ritual was something I will always treasure.
I offered to make thank you notes for him to use for his ordination gifts, and the one shown above was his favorite, so I am making most of them look like that. I have a few others that I made, and will show those another time.
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