Showing posts with label Sassy Salutations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sassy Salutations. Show all posts

Sunday, May 11, 2014

It's A Sassy Salutations Birthday!



 What a busy weekend! It started with a birthday celebration for my youngest who turned 8 on Friday. Follow that with 2 baseball games on Saturday for my boys and a Pre-Mother's Day Luncheon for me, leading to today's 2 soccer games for the boys. We had lots going on and if I'm being honest...I enjoy every moment of it.

I totally cased this card from Sandi MacIver. I tried two different versions. I'll start by first sharing hers. I fell in love with this card and knew my little guy would love it too. He opened it and smiled and pretended to blow out the candles. I thought it was so cute!

For this card I cut the In Color Designer Series paper at 2" x 3". Check out Sandi's blog for step by step details.

 The second version of this same card was a bit quicker with less bit of pizazz... but still quite cute! For this one I cut the In Color Designer Series paper at 3" x around 1/2" and stuck them on with dimensionals.I used the Sassy Salutations stamp set #126705 (wood) #126707 (clear) for both and inked it in Midnight Muse.


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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

A Joyful Christmas Card to End the Year!

I can't believe it's the last day of 2013!!! I have so many things to be thankful for this year. One of them is the wonderful friends that I have in my life. One such friend is Helene. Isn't this card gorgeous? I was so excited to get this in the mail. It instantly brought a smile to my face. This beauty was sent to me from my friend Helene. Check out her blog HERE. I fell in love with it instantly! The dry embossed gold foil card stock really stole the show on this card and it works so well with the gold embossing on the poinsettia from the Joyful Christmas stamp set (131802). Adorable!!!! This is one of the few stamp set I did not get and wish that I had.
Here is another view of Helene's card so you can see the pretty pearls she added on the card. I love adding pearls and rhinestones to my cards too! I think they add that nice little extra touch that just completes any card.

Since it's the last day of the year, I thought I'd share a few more of my holiday cards with you, so enjoy!!
 Have you made any folder cards? They are all the rage. Here is my take on it. I saw this technique first from my second level upline and friend, Gail Murray. There are many videos out there to show you how to make with step by step instructions. All you need is an envelope punch (133774) and you are more than half-way there.
I love having a space to write a special note. I gave a few of these cards out to friends at work. I really love using washi tape. It goes on so easily and makes an impression. This card uses the Embellished Events (131984) stamp set and Sassy Salutations (132070) stamp set.
 This card I cased from a fellow stamper. It's one that I used for my Holiday card class. It was a hit! Everyone loved the gold border. It makes the rest of the card pop. Don't look too close or you'll notice my oops. This was the only one I had left to take a pic of. I gave the rest of them away. This card uses the Lovely As a Tree (128655) stamp set, which is a demonstrator favorite.
My last two holiday cards of the 2013 season to share feature the Festive Flurry (131778) stamp set and coordinating Framelit Dies (132193). I have had sooo much fun using this stamp set and die from cards to tags and even on scrapbook pages. Can't wait to share those with you in the New Year! Come and check back with me in 2014. Wow...2014!!!! Enjoy your last day in 2013!

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Maureen

Sunday, April 14, 2013

Baltimore Regional Swap

Yesterday I had a fun Stampin' Up! day with friends. My friend Trish and I traveled to Baltimore for a Stampin' Regional. We met up with 8 ladies in our group (upline, sideline, etc.) and LOTS of fellow east coast demonstrators, totaling 850 happy demonstrators. Regionals are like a one day mini convention full of stamping demonstrations by people from the home office as well as talented demonstrators. There were lots of oooooh and ahhhh moments from all of the WoW!! projects. There were even free giveaways for everyone as well as at least 6 opportunities to win during prize patrol moments. It was an exciting day. We ended it by having a yummy dinner in the harbor with friends. It was a great day creatively and conversationally. Now I am super eager for Stampin' Up!'s annual convention in July. It's not too late to join the fun by becoming a demonstrator. It's a great time sign on. Visit my Stampin' Up page and let your creativity grow!

Card Recipe:
Stamp sets: Delicate Doilies and Sassy Salutations
Card stock: Raspberry Ripple, Midnight Muse, Whisper White
Ink: Raspberry Ripple, Midnight Muse
Accessories: Rhinestones Basic Jewels

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