Stamp A Stack cards

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Here are just three of the cards we made at my last stamp-a-stack. We had a great time. The supplies feature some new colors and products. I tried to focus on the small details that make a simple card stand out.


Supplies:
stamp set: pick a petal (115042)
paper: daffodil delight cs, early espresso cs, pear pizzaz cs, whisper white cs, pumpkin pie cs and greenhouse gala dsp
ink: daffodil delight, early espresso, and pumpkin pie
accessories: 1" circle punch, daffodil delight 1/8" taffetta ribbon, and basic rhinestones





Supplies:
stamp set: charming (116519)
paper: cherry cobbler cs, whisper white cs, and bashful blue cs
ink: cherry cobbler and crumb cake
accessories: photo corners punch, scallop square punch, and basic pearls












Supplies:
stamp set: cottage garden (117068w, 120003c)
paper: pear pizzaz cs, marina mist cs, confetti white cs, and pear pizzaz dsp
ink: marina mist, pacific point and early espresso
accessories: marina mist taffetta ribbon, wide oval punch, fancy flower punch, tissue paper, 5/16" brad and the top note die cut

This card is called a joy fold the flaps open at each side. We created the flowers by punching the tissue paper with the fancy flower punch and then fluffing them up. To punch through the tissue you must have cardstock in between the sheets.


More samples tomorrow!
Happy Stampin'
Tricia

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