Note: I am not sure how I managed it, but I apologize for the screwy font! Thought you might enjoy some tips and tricks I have compiled for rescuing projects you thought were toast… I am the queen of fixing mistakes because I am the queen of MAKING mistakes! Easiest way to fix a …
I like to make quilting/sewing themed cards for my sweet mother in law, who really is a gem and just as creative as the women in my family, though her sole medium is quilting. Every member of my family is lucky enough to sleep snuggled under one of her beautiful love blankies. I've made a …
This is a photo of the most popular swap I made for Convention '08. Now, for the uninitiated, swaps are like trading cards for demos. We need new ideas for layouts, color schemes, techniques, etc, to keep our customers interested and feeling like they have the bestest and most creative demo ever. That can wear …
I just have to post one more card/idea today and then I really need to quit and go play with the kiddos. This, too, was inspired by a swap received at the Stampin' Up National Convention in 2008. Not sure if it was original to the swapper or not, but she had taken a 3.5 …
Well, we all REALLY scream for free stamps, as was illustrated by Convention 2008! But ice cream (especially Heavenly Hash) is a close second. These are two fun projects we made at my "Get the Scoop" new catalog open house. Which wasn't so much an open house as a MADhouse, because so many people came! …
This card was so ridiculously easy to do, I almost hate to admit it. All you do is take a cardfront of Glossy White cardstock and sponge the following colors of ink on it, starting from the bottom up, blending as you go: (all products by Stampin’ Up) Basic Black, Really Rust, More Mustard, Summer …