Last night was my Scrap & Go Club. Since it’s October, we did Halloween themed pages and used the Toil & Trouble design paper along with the Cauldron Bubble stamp set. The color on the pages popped and the Cauldron framelits worked great with the designer paper — cutting out the images was a breeze.
On the second page we stamped a little more adding some dark mist under the witches hat and three fun ghosts floating on the page.
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Today I wanted to share a Christmas card we made at Stamp & Go Club last week. We used the Wishing You Well stamp set which has a pretty fine line wreath. The image is quite subtle but the highlight of the card is the bow. This stamp is detailed enough that is truly looks 3-D. It was fun to watch each guest when they sat down at the table to make this card. They thought it really was a ribbon bow — love it!!!
I really went outside of my box and used Lovely Lipstick and Granny Apple Green, definitely non-traditional Christmas colors, at least for me. I saw this beautiful layout by Sharon Armstrong and knew it would work perfect for this Christmas card. The Tufted Embossing Folder gave the perfect textured background.
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Do you page through a Stampin’ Up! Catalog and a stamp set jumps out at you and you think, no, don’t need that set, but it’s there every time you go back to the catalog. Well, it happens to me all the time. This time it was the Pleasant Pheasant stamp set. There was something about that set that just called my name. I think it’s because my dad and brother used to go pheasant hunting and this set makes me think of my dad. Yes, I finally gave in and purchased it and I am so glad I did. Here is a card we made at Stamp & Go Club last week.
I didn’t use the pheasants this time, I used the wagon full of pumpkins. The Burlap background stamp gave the card a great texture look and the leaves around the inside piece finished things off. I stamped the wagon with Memento ink and colored in with Stampin’ Blends (I love to color with these markers).
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