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January Stamp Club Projects

This month for stamp club, we made Valentine's Day projects.  The first 2 were simple valentine's cards and all projects used the stamp set Language of Love out of the Occasions catalog.  I was fortunate enough to have received this stamp set at the SU! Leadership conference I attended this month.


This card was adapted from one by fellow SU! demonstrator, Gail Sachtleben.  It is stamped onto Crumb Cake card stock using Basic Black ink.  To "bling it up" just a little, I added a heart punched from Silver Glimmer Paper using the Small Heart punch and added a small Real Red heart punched out using the Owl Builder punch.

The greeting is from Teeny Tiny Wishes, and is a great all occasion greeting stamp set!


This card was an inspiration from Shelli Gardner, SU!'s CEO and co-founder.  She demonstrated it on main stage at Leadership.  The only change I made was using the stamp set Gorgeous Grunge to make the splatter's and using the masking technique (placing a sticky note punched out with the Full Heart punch over the stamped heart).


I couldn't resist making these adorable monster valentine's!  They are only available through Monday, January 27th unless supplies are depleted before then.  Sold in packages of 18 with everything you need except the candy (erasers or other items could be placed inside the arms as well), they are a great buy for $5.95 each, boy or girl monsters.  The boy monster is much like the girl, but I wanted to show their backside.  It's so cute!


Finally, we made these little valentine treats using the Angled Tag Topper punch.  See my previous post for details!

Thanks for stopping by!  Comments always appreciated.


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