Beth Maxwell, Independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator

Category: Cards (Page 12 of 26)

This category will group my posts of cards

Adventurous Journey

This is one of the retiring Stamp Sets from the Stampin’ Up! Annual catalog. It is a card I actually cased directly from the catalog. I first created the card base from a peice ot 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ Crumb Cake card base. I then cut a 4″x 5-1/2″ layer form Crumb Cake and Old Olive cardstock. I used the Basic Borders dies to create the curve in the card. I stamp the boat image using Early Espresso ink onto the two layers. I stamped the sentiment in Stazon Black ink onto a scrap Basic White cardstock, which I added to the front on f the card using dimensionals. I added a linen thread bow and classic matte dots to the front of the card.

This next card uses the retiring Evening Evergreen color, Timber embossing folder and Lovely Layers Vellum. Most of which is on the Retiring product list. You can check those lists out on an earlier post: Last Chance Products.

Hump Day Lunch Break- Share a Milkshake

Who says you can’t have your dessert first? As my Grandmother got older she would tell me to enjoy dessert first cuz that is the best part of the meal. So Today I decided to Share a Milkshake before running down for lunch. Each Wednesday I bring a quick card to you while you enjoy your lunch.

Share a Milkshake card from March 15, 2023 Hump Day Lunch Break

You can check out the whole step by step process in my YouTube Video below

Sticky Sweet Valentine Treat

I made this cute little gift bag to use as a Valentines Treat box. I grabbed a 6″ x 6″ and scored one side at: 1-1/2″, 2-3/4″, 4-1/4″. 5-1/2″ . On the other side I scored at 1-1/4″. I cut up to this 1-/14″ score to make four tabs- this is the bottom of your box. Place adhesive on the 1/2″ tab then add adhesive to the bottom flaps.

New Class Series- Fun Fold Friday

I have created a new class series that I cannot wait to share with you all. It is called Fun Fold Friday.  Learn 3-4 fun folds each class.  Class Kit contains all the consumable supplies you need to make your projects and a step by step tutorial with pictures.   Place and Order in my Online store for $35 (retail) using that week’s code – I will send you the Class kit and tutorial so make sure you are on my Email list.  You can subscribe using the button below (it’s free)

Don’t worry if you are not a Facebook fan, I will have the replay posted to my You Tube channel after each live event.    You can subscribe to my YouTube channel using the button below to hop over to YouTube.

Hump Day Lunch Break with Taco Fiesta

This week’s Hump Day Lunch Break features and adorable set Taco Fiesta, from the January to April 2023 Mini Catalog. This cards is a bit of a hybrid, it is a fun fold and a gift card (or secret note) holder. Watch the video below to see how we made this card! all the products I used are also listed below.

This is such a fun stamp set especially if you love to color. I go back and forth with that, but when I use my Stampin’ Blends, coloring is soooo easy. You could easily use Markers, Watercolor pencils and a Blender pen instead. I normally don’t use the little faces on my images- but I just could not resist with this set. This was a set designed by Erica Cerwin to celebrate her 1 million dollars in sales. She has inspired me so much over the years so I knew I had to have this set!

Measurements

  • Thick Basic White Cardstock; 5-1/2″ x 81/2″, 3-1/2″ x 4-3/4″ (2), scraps for diecuts
  • Designer Paper: 5-1/4″ x 9-1/2″, 1-3/4″ x 5-1/4″

Hump Day Lunch Break- Thanks a Bunch

Hello and Happy Wednesday. Its a bit chilly and snowy here in Wisconsin so I have a little comfort food for lunch today- Mac and Cheese. It’s not something I indulge in to often but it was yummy, carbs and all!

Today in our Hump Day Lunch Break we featured the Thanks A Bunch Sale-a-Bration Stamp set. You can get this stamp set for Free when you purchase $50 in my Online store in the US from Jan 5- Feb 28, 2023.

Check out the Thanks a Bunch card we made today. There is a link to my YouTube video below.

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