Hi Stampers!

Today is the last day of my Chock Full of Cheer projects!  Are you sad?  Don't be, I'll have plenty more holiday projects to show as the weeks go by.  Today's card was easy and fun to make.  I love the idea of using the negative of a punch to showcase Stampin' Up's beautiful Designer Series Paper.

Hi Everyone!

I'm back with the fourth day of the Chock Full of Cheer projects.  Today's card is based on one that I received in a swap at the Rhode Island Stampin' Up! regional event.  (One of the best benefits of being a demonstrator!!!)  I changed up the colors and some other components to make it a little more my own.

Here's a close up of the details on the card.

Stampin' Supplies:

Hi Stampers!

Happy Sunday!  We have been so busy this weekend that I haven't been able to stamp as much as I wanted to, but it's worth it because we are re-doing my bathroom.  Yay!  Maybe I'll post some before and after pics here when we are done.  :-)

Today I'm posting another card from my Chock Full of Cheer class!  This was a fun and easy card to make.  I did show some restraint on the amount of dimensionals I used.  A challenge for me!!!  With less dimension, the card is easier to mail!  

The little dot on the front is from the strip of polka dots that is in the Chock Full of Cheer set.  The 1/2" circle punch works perfectly to punch out individual dots!

Here's the card interior:

Hi Stampers!

Happy Friday! Are you happy the weekend is here???  I am!  It's been a busy week, and an even busier weekend is ahead.  Tonight we are going to see Robert Irvine (of Restaurant Impossible fame) and tomorrow is our first Rutgers Football game of the year!  Very exciting!!!  I'm still hoping to find some time to stamp.  You should find some time as well!  After all, this Saturday is World Card Making Day!!!!  I think, as loyal stampers, that it is only fair that we celebrate! :-)

Alright, on to today's project!  This is the little favor I made for those who attended my Chock Full of Cheer class a little while back.  I wanted to show them how easy it is to make your own gift tags using that set!  

Then I packaged them in a small cellophane bag and tied it closed with some velvet ribbon (retired item).  How cute!!!

Stampin' Supplies:

Card Stock: Whisper White, Gumball Green

Ink: Real Read, Gumball Green

Punches: Decorative Label, Ornament, Mitten Builder, 1/16" circle, and 1 3/4" Circle

Basic Pearls

Early Espresso Bakers Twine

Hi Everyone! 

Today is the first day for my Chock Full of Cheer class posts.  This is the first holiday card class in my monthly series.  Keep an eye on my Class Schedule for more upcoming classes!

Here's the first card from the class.  I really love the new finishing touches edgeless.  How pretty does it make the card look????