You Make Me Happy!

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Stampin' Up!, banner punch, happy watercolor stamp set, frsh prints dsp

Hello! It's been a while since I posted. I am glad to be back. I am posting a card I made for my stamp club recently, it features the Banner punch and Decorative Dots embossing folders both FREE during sale-a-bration.
We dry embossed the dots onto the Core'dinations card stock in real red. We could have sanded this down to create a distressed look but I just wanted the look of the textured card stock on this card. I was lucky enough to find that card stock on the SU! clearance rack, woo hoo! Right now I think they still have gumball green available at a great discount.
The banners were punched out of the Fresh Prints designer series paper stack (132996, $6.95, 48 sheets), found in the Celebrate the Every Day catalog. Its beautiful paper. Each sheet measures 4-1/2 x 6-1/2.

 Supplies 
stamp set: Happy Watercolor (celebrate the everyday, p 22)
ink: basic clack
paper: real red core'dinations card stock, whisper white and crumb cake card stock; Fresh Prints DSP stack
accessories: basic rhinestoones, silver 1/8" ribbon, itty bitty punch pack flower punch and chalk talk framelits

Stampin' Up! Perfect Pennants, Hardwood, Sweet Sorbet


I borrowed this layout from a pinterest card done by Michele Last and a little bit of freshly made sketch #119.

Supplies
stamp set: Perfect Pennants and Hardwood
ink: basic black
paper: pistachio pudding, crumb cake, basic black and whisper white card stock; Sweet Sorbet dsp (SAB)
accessories: chalk talk framelits, decorative dots embossing folder (SAB), Petite Petals punch, Itty Bitty shapes flower punch, black narrow grossgrain ribbon and basic rhinestones

These cards were both fun and easy. Hope to see you at a class soon!

Happy Stampin'
Tricia


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