Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Christmas Tree
I know it's early for Christmas Cards, but I'm hoping you are finding ideas so you can get your supplies to make your cards this year! This Tree is made from the Photo Corner punch and the word window punch. Mellow moss and Soft Suede made a beautiful combo!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Christmas Greetings
There is so many ways you can use this Delightful Decorations Stamp set that has a matching Ornament Punch available in our Holiday Mini Catalog! The back ground is a textured folder used with the BIG SHOT it is just YUMMY... Add some Bling and your greeting and this is a quick easy BEAUTIFUL Christmas Card. We made this one at Stamp Camp On Saturday and It is going to be one of the Stamp -a-stack Cards done at my class first of November!
Monday, October 26, 2009
Thankful Thoughts
Again another card we made at Stamp Camp this past Saturday. This was taught to me by June, she demoed this at our downline meeting. I changed it up a bit . This wreath is so fun to make and looks so pretty. As June pointed out sometimes we over looked the small pieces of a Stamp set. The wreath is made with two stamps from the "Autumn Days" Stamp set on Page 92 of the Current IB&C. Layered with different colors and the Thankful thoughts of you is from the Grateful Greetings set in the Holiday Mini. Finishing touch is some of the Champagne Mist Shimmer Paint applied with a sponge dauber. It just makes it so pretty. Thanks for looking! Hope you'll make lots of these!
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Who's Hungry for Turkey?
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Goblin!
We will be making this Goblin at Camp Saturday. We made him last year, but he was just too cute not to do again.. Many new stamper's haven't met my "Frankie" He is made with the envelope die and the BIG SHOT machine. Circle punches, My way punch and the Designer lable punch. "Goblin Greetings" is from the Grateful Greeting set from Stampin' Up!'s Holiday Mini Catalog.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Pumpkin Roll
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Christmas Card
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Technique We learned at Convention
I used a peice of felt. Stamped the image with black stazon on to the felt. Took a permanent marker and drew a line around where the wooden block would be. ( that is making your position for your stamp. then use your reinkers to place dots of ink over each part of your image that you stamped on the felt. It will look really ugly. Then line your stamp up with the marks you made on the felt for where your stamp should be, and you will get the multi colors you want for the stamps. It's so cool.. I hope I have explained it where you can understand it. If not attend one of my classes or other Stamping events soon and I'd love to show you in person.
View my schedule on my website.
www.janburnett.stampinup.net
Monday, October 12, 2009
This weeks deal!
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