Christmas Card Class

These are the Christmas cards the ladies made the other night.  Everyone made 3 of each design so they are 12 cards closer to making their Christmas goal!!  Yeah!

The next Christmas card class will be Thursday, August 19th.  Hope you can join us!  Class fee is $25 for the 12 cards plus envelopes.  Or $30 for the cards, envelopes, and a package of Antique brads.  Please RSVP by August 8th.  Thank you!

Stamp Sets Used:

A Cardinal Christmas
Tree Trimmings
Big on Christmas
Dasher
Many Merry Messages

Supplies Used:

Big Shot
   Petals a Plenty embossing folder
   Top Note die

Punches
   large oval
   modern label punch
   scallop edge

Colors Featured:

Rich Razzleberry (it stayed!  yeah!)
Pear Pizazz
Crumb Cake
Marina Mist
Chocolate Chip
Real Red

Christmas Card NOT forgotten!

I couldn’t believe when I saw this on my display board the other day that I didn’t share this one with you!  I had opened it in my stampin’ suite and immediately put it on my display board so it wasn’t with all my other Christmas cards.  My deepest apologies Joan!

This card is simply gorgeous!  It uses the Petals a Plenty impressions folder and the Patterned Pines stamp set from the 2009 Holiday mini catalog.  THere is also some gorgeous shimmer on the trees using the shimmer paints.   The colors are Always Artichoke and Rich Razzleberry.  Isn’t it just beautiful?  Joan always does amazing work and I’m fortunate to have her on my Stampin’ Up! team.

Thank you Joan!

Okay, last ones I think!

And we’re ending with a bang!  I hope you’ve enjoyed looking at the handmade cards I received as much as I enjoyed receiving them!

The first one was created by Patty.  I love it, don’t you? It uses the snowflake acetate that was in the last holiday mini and it’s really the perfect touch to the card.  (Please excuse the tiny bit of water damage on the bottom right of the card – that’s what I get for putting it on the windowsill above my kitchen sink!)

The second card is a stair step card created by Vicki using that awesome Dasher stamp set.  It’s just festive and pretty and the circle snowflakes/ornaments add just the perfect touch.

Tired of Christmas Yet?

Well can you suffer through a couple more of these great Christmas cards I received??  I think you can!  Check these out.

The first one was made by Dottie C.  The wreath is such a nice deep green (Handsome Hunter maybe?) and the red bling really stands out from it.   And check out the corner details!

The second card was created by Mary C.  It’s a fabulous easel card using the Definitely Decorative stamp set.  The ornament was stamped and embossed with Iridescent Ice embossing powder on Real Red cs and punched out with the ornament punch.  It holds the tent up just perfectly!  And what a perfect way to display a picture of her handsome boys, huh?!?!

Thank you ladies!

And still more Christmas cards…

The first card was made by Courtney.  I loved that stamp set!  I can’t remember the name of it right now but it was such a great wintery set and Courtney did a great job with this card!  The second one was made by Donna M.  Love the white stamping on acetate.  That Snow Swirled stamp set is fun and versatile!  The blue and brown color combination is just awesome, don’t ya think?