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Birthday Starburst card

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I just love making this easy card! The starburst really adds an element of fun. we made this card at my last stamp club meeting. This card also features a faux bow using strips of cardstock. I cut 3, 3/4" wide strips of card stock. The longest was the length of my card 5-1/2" x 3/4". The next two were approximately 4-1/2" long. middle piece was flagged at the ends. The next piece I just folded over the ends to meet in the middle. To get a good curve you can wrap the bends around a pencil. I attached that to the flagged piece and wrapped a 1/4" ish x 2" strip around to make the center of the bow. I did have to trim some to make it work. I attached it using a dimentional. I will add a tutorial on the starburst a little later so check back for updates. Supplies: stamp set: curly cute paper: Birthday Basics designer series paper; bermuda bay and whisper white cardstock ink: raspberry ripple accessories: itty bitty punch pack, basic rhinestones and di...

Holiday Classes

Classes Tricia Hicks Stampin’ Up! Independent Demonstrator All classes are beginner friendly. Please bring with you adhesive and scissors. Please RSVP for all classes at least two days before class time . 661.298.7672 stampinwithme@att.net Holiday Cards We will be making sets 10 identical cards to give out for the holidays.  You can choose from one of 3 designs or do them all. Each set is $12 or 3 sets for $30.  I will post designs up on November 8th. Please RSVP by 11/13       Dates:  Saturday, November 16th from 1pm - 3pm OR                     Monday, November 18th from 7pm - 9pm                   Tags Class We will be making a set of 24 tags to adorn your holiday packages. The set will include an adorable box to keep them in. The cost for supplies is $20. Please RSVP by 11/20      Dates: Saturday, November 23rd from 1pm -...

Magical Season single stamp

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Hello! It's been a while! The past few months have been a whirlwind for me. Unfortunately I have not gotten to stamp and share the way I had hoped to. I am still holding stamp clubs and making cards for friends and family but classes have had to go on the back burner. I am hoping this holiday season give me a jump start at the new year! So, I love all of my SU products and I love to play with new and fresh rubber. I like the single stamps that we sell periodically because it gives me just a taste and I only have to buy the one stamp I love. For the holidays I chose the stamp "Magical Season", the phrase fit my thoughts perfectly. For this card I also used the d esigner paper stacks. These are perfect for making my Christmas cards. I like to make my own and with the stacks I get 24 sheets of one design. The sheets are 4-1/2" x 6" so they are perfect for cutting down to a card front size or using on another project. The fun file folder look is done using the n...