BOO time is getting closer!!!

BOO — I know it's hard to believe that Halloween and fall are right around the corner but it will be here before we know it.  I helped my ladies start getting ready with this adorable BOO card.

Boo
We used the Little Letters Thinlits to cut the word BOO out of the Tangerine Tango cardstock (don't forget to save the orange inside of each letter so you can adhere them back in).  I adhered a strip of black cardstock behind the letter cutouts.  I put the orange letter insides on with glue dots.  The designer paper is from the adorable Motley Monsters DSP.  I love the little monsters on this paper but there are also some other great papers in the package.  I can't show you the whole package of DSP until Thursday when the Holiday Catalog goes live — YEAH, I can't wait.

 

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Holly Berry Joy

Last night was my Big Shot of the Month Class.  This month I featured the Little Letter Thinlits.  Many of you wondered what to do with this Big Shot item. 

Joy Red Glitter

Here is the first sample that we made.  I found this idea on google (sorry, not sure who created it) — I did make a couple of changes to the original card.  I love the look of this Zig Zag embossing folder.  The red glitter cardstock helps to make this card pop.  We cut out the JOY using the Little Letter Thinlits — make sure you keep the center of the "O" so it really does look like an "O" and not just a big hole.  I used dimensionals to raise the white cardstock for a 3D look.  The Holly Berries are from a new stamp set "Holiday Invitation" which is in the Holiday Catalog.  WOOHOO, the Holiday Catalog starts this Thursday — only a few more days to wait.

 

 

 

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HI with Project Life by Stampin’ Up!

You can make so many cards with just one Project Life by Stampin' Up! card collection.  There are 4" x 6" cards, 4" x 4" cards and 3" x 4" in each card collection box.  For this card I just trimmed down a 4" x 6" card to make it 4" x 5 1/4" and then used one of the 3" x 4" cards that had "HI" preprinted on the card.  I did use dimensionals to raise the "HI" element a little bit.

Hi

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