Today I had a party with brand new stampers. I wanted to make cards that were simple and not overwhelming. I feel sometimes that we have so much to offer that I go overboard with my samples and use lots of stuff and it tends to look confusing to someone new. We made 2 cards using the Priceless stamp. The first card uses one piece of cardstock, one stamp set, one technique and one ribbon. Very simple and easy but kinda elegant. The second card uses the same stamp set but now incorporates our designer paper and punches. I found similar cards on Splitcoast which is where I got my inspiration. :) Supplies Used: All supplies are SU
Cardstock: Whisper White, Pink Pirouette, Riding Hood Red
Stamp Set: Priceless
Designer Paper: Candy Lane
Accessories: ribbon, scallop circle punch, 1 3/8 circle punch, 1 1/4 circle punch, oval punch
I hope you all had a wonderful Valentine's Day. John and I actually went to the movies. We saw Gran Torino. It was really excellent. I want to leave you with a picture of the goodies I put on everyone's breakfast plates yesterday. I used Martha Stewart test tubes and used the scallop punch. Simple but cute. Enjoy and thanks for stopping by.
11 comments:
Yummo treats for Valentine's day Sarah. Love those cards you did for your workshop.
great treats! love your easy cards too!!
I'm sure the boys loved these! The table looks so festive!
Oh! ..and the card - Priceless! Love all the punches, cuz as you know I am addicted to punches!
Great cards! I also love those sweet (literally) Valentine's treats! What a cute idea! TFS!
Wow! All of your creations are remarkable! Glad to hear you went to see a good movie.
these are very pretty! *~*
What great samples, Sarah! I wish i could get my hands on those MS test tubes. The next time i go to the city, I'll be on the hunt.
these are great CAS cards. I hope your stampers enjoyed themselves!
These turned out beautifully and know your new stampers loved them. What a special treat you gave your family.
WOW these are both great. I love the simple elegant first card though!! I bet your workshop ladies loved them.
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