Finally, October!

Finally, it's October! It's not that I'm overly fond of October, but more that I've finally made it to October. You see, I've been busy getting a grasp on some new responsiblities in the Bible study that I'm a part of and it has been rather time-intensive! It's all very good, but it has caused me to put my stamping on the back-burner. I've still been stamping and I do love creating with those rubber stamps and ink and all! So, I'm not going anywhere.

Here is a card I made for my niece who loves Batman! When we made these cute little boxes (photo below) this last month in stamp club/classes, it gave me some inspiration. The stamp set is an oldie (one of the first photopolymer stamps that Stampin' Up! came out with). The bat is one of the bats from the Bat punch in the Holiday Catalog. Cute and simple to put together.

Watch for the other projects we made this last month in the following days.

Happy Stamping!

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2011 Desktop Calendar

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Long Time No See Slimline Card

This cute lama (and the adorable dachshund too) were on my 'must have' list when the last Online Exclusives were released. And, I finally found time to play with this easy to use stamp set. You can find the measurements and simple tips for creating this fun card by watching the video tutorial here: And, you can easily order from my Stampin' Up! Online Store by clicking on the images below. I'd love to be your demonstrator, if you don't already have one. And, each order receives a hand-stamped thank you card from me in the mail (as long as you opt in to receive communication from me, that is)! Print Recipe Product List 166189 $20.00 166182 $20.00 166632 $12.50 133679 $14.00 166780 $14.00 166780 $14.00 132708 $8.00 161678 $9.00 154886 $11.00 161680 $11.00 165288 $11.00 154893 $11.00 144608 $5.50 1634...

More Sunflower 3D Embossing Folder Fun

I think this is among the first 3D Embossing Folders that I've ever found myself going back to again and again to create with! It's just that much fun! Grab your Stampin' Blends and get coloring! Here is a video tutorial so see how easy this technique is. Takes a little time, but it's easy! Thanks for watching! If you haven't yet subscribed to my YouTube Channel, I'd so appreciate if you'd do so. I also love to hear your comments and to see the projects you make with the products I share. For ease of ordering, you can click on the photos below: Print Recipe Product List 166145 $12.00 120953 $14.00 119686 $14.00 133676 $14.00 149653 $140.00 159183 $30.00 165288 $11.00 154890 $11.00 158152 $11.00 164714 $9.00 165678 $21.00 129053 $32.00 159971 $27.00 110755 $6.00 152813 $8.00...

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