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January Class Projects

This month at my Stamping Escape Class, we made these 3 projects.  Everyone loved them, and were able to complete them with plenty of time to spare.


This card was like the one I took for my SU! Leadership swaps, except that there was paper piercing instead of sewing machine stitching.  

Stamp Set:  Just Sayin'
Ink:  Real Red
Card Stock: Whisper White, Crumb Cake
Accessories: Word Bubbles Framelits dies, 1/8" Real Red taffeta ribbon, Fresh Prints DSP stack, Stampin' Dimensionals, Banner punch* (available during Sale-a-Bration, January 28th-March 31st, for free w/$50 order), paper piercing tool, pierce mat


This cute little gift bag is made using the Sweetheart Treat bags that are available through January 27th or while supplies last!  They come flat, and we made them into little stand-up bags following instructions I learned this last year at Convention.  You score the sides & bottom of the bag, cut open the bottom, and fold attaching the bottom once again using washi tape.

Stamp Set:  Language of Love
Ink:  Real Red, Pool Party
Card Stock:  Whisper White
Accessories:  Sweetheart Treat bags, paper trimmer, Petite Pennants Builder punch, Small heart punch, Stampin' Dimensionals, Rhineston Basic Jewels, Gingham Garden Washi Tape, Paper Snips


Finally, we made these cute and simple treats using the new Angled Tag Topper punch.  A simple piece of 2"x5.5" card stock can be turned into these treats in no time at all!

Stamp Set:  Language of Love, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Ink:  Real Red, Gold Encore
Card Stock:  Real Red, Whisper White
Accessories:  Angled Tag Topper punch, Full Heart punch, Paper Trimmer, Fresh Prints DSP stack, Stampin' Dimensionals, Rhinestone Basic Jewels, Gold Baker's Twine, Mini Glue Dots

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