My Purse card holder mader from Andrea's blog

This is a purse card holder that will house approx 10 cards, I just had fun making it. I got the basic tutorial from Andrea's Blog and just changed it a bit.

Thanx Andrea for sharing this great tutorial.

Scallop Circle card

OK, Dannie posted a card on her blog using the scallop 2 with the big shot, I did it using the Circle Scallop die (the big one) and that is what I have here. Thanx Dannie for the great share, I have to say I really like this card and as you can tell from other posts on my blog, I am very fond of the Embrace Life Set.

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BIG SHOT IS HERE!!!!!!!!!

Look what Stampin Up is gonna be carrying SOON

Stampin Up has joined partners with Sizzix and the Big Shot. They will be carrying dies of all sorts and even some Stampin Up exclusive dies (Avaliable to order Sept 2)!!!!





I just got my presorder of the newest addition to SU, this is my Big Shot, a die cutting machine that is capable of cutting many different types of materials, chipboard, fabric, aluminum, balsa wood and many more.












The Package set I ordered plus a few extra's ;)









These are 2 of the exclusive dies you will only be able to purchase through your Stampin Up Demonstrator





The Big Shot will cut through the following 50 materials using steel rule dies and your Big Shot machine. Please note the maximum thickness of several materials.
Brass (.055)
Light weight steel
Aluminum (.016)
Tin (.008)
Aircraft plywood (1/64")
Basswood (1/16")
Balsa (3/32")
Paperwood
Mat board (adhesive or none)
Chipboard
Fabric
Silicone
Foam with chipboard (.1)
Corrugated pad
Adhesive-backed cork
Fine sandpaper (.00)
Strene
Extra thick template plastic
Template plastic
Plastic canvas (7 mesh)
Bubble wrap
Sheet foam
Friendly (jewelry) plastic
100% pure beeswax (cut with parchment paper on top & bottom of beeswax)
Adhesive and non-adhesive rubber
Ruffleboard
Static cling vinyl
Warm & natural batting
Fusible fleece
Quilt batting
Adhesive and non-adhesive flexible magnet
Heat n' shrink plastic
Adhesive and non-adhesive felt
Pop-up sponge
Shiny self-adhesive and non-adhesive paper
Iron-on fabric
Poly foam adhesive and non adhesive
3-D illusionary plastic
Glow in the dark adhesive and non adhesive
Suede paper
Funky fur
Personal Embossing Plastic (PEP)
Shaggy plush felt
Canvas
Vinyl flooring
Shelf lining
Placement
Embossing rubber
Thin leather
Gasket material

Anniversary Cards

This is an Anniversary Card that i made today when I received a call asking for one and realizing that I didn't have any on hand, so I started playing around with something I saw in a previous post along time ago, I will sometimes save a pic when I come across something I really like and will then usually change it up as I play with it . I have always loved the priceless set and the flourish stamps that go with it.








This one is the Embrace Stamp Set and our new Bella Rose papers, also uses the technique of removing the rhinestone from the brads and using it solo, great tip I read from a post of someone who had been to convention.

Thanx for checking out my blog

Wedding Invites #1

These were the first ones I did, using the big From the Garden Hostess Stamp and gold encore ink, thenI took a gold leafing pen from Krylon and did the edges, then the wording was done in chocolate chip so it stood out. I did 65 of these. I have to say, eachone was alot of fun no matter how many I did.

Wedding Invites #2

Here is the 2nd ones I did for a niece and her boyfriend/husband. These were done with Lovely Lilac card stock and whisper white embossed with my cuttle bug, the writing on vellum and attached with ribbon. I made 100 of these, it was a job.

Wedding Invites #3

Here is a wedding invite I did for a friend, using the cuttlebug embossing folder for the very vanilla underneath and the chocolate chip ribbon from out holiday mini from 2007. The writing I typed into word and used the color charts for the ink to match the cardstock, printed it on vellum and over laid it. Sorry for the bad lighting. I made 70 of these.