Do You Want to Build a Snowman?

 Have you seen the movie "Frozen"?  If you have then I'm sure like me you are an Olaf fan.  To me Olaf, is the modern version of Frosty.  He is so cute and funny.  While searching for things to do with the Curvy Keepsake Box Thinlit I found this fabulous creation.  I forgot to write down the creators name but she is a genious.

Olaf
Tonight was my Big Shot of the Month Class featuring the Curvy Keepsake Box Thinlit.  This was one of the projects everyone got to make.  And they all loved him as much as I do.  I am going to try to put together a mini tutorial on how to put him together, so keep watching my blog later this week for that.  In the mean time, "Do you want to build a snowman?"

Sweet Baby

Sweet Baby — oh so pretty.  My sister, Tina, designed this card.  We used it for our Wondrous Wreath Stamp of the Month Class.  Everyone loved how delicate this card was. 

Image
The base of the card is Pink Pirouette with a layer of Whisper White that has been embossed with the Filigree Frame embossing folder.  The wreath is stamped with Pear Pizzazz ink and then Wild Wasabi over it.  We added little flowers that are Pink Pirouette, Blushing Bride and Whisper White, pearls were added to the center of the flowers.

I hope you enjoyed all four Stamp of the Month Cards featuring the Wondrous Wreath stamp set and coordinating Framelits

JOY

I am having so much fun with the Wondrous Wreath stamp set and you know I love the All is Calm designer paper. 

JoyI used the All is Calm designer paper for the background on this card with Lost Lagoon for my cardbase.  Then I added the Pear Pizzazz layer with a Whisper White layer for stamping.  I stamped the image with Pear Pizzazz and Old Olive inks and the berry dots are stamped with Lost Lagoon.  I cut out the "Joy" with the coordinating Wonderful Wreath Framelits — don't forget to use wax paper when cutting out these intricate designs.  I used the Silver cardstock — put the cardstock face up on the cutting platform, put a piece of wax paper over the top of the cardstock, put the framelit on the wax paper and cut out the image.  There are little dots on the framelit to poke with the Piercing Tool and the word will come right out.

This stamp set is so versatile — if you didn't come to my Stamp of the Month class using this stamp set, you really need to order it — you will love it.