SparklenSprinkle's Christmas Cards 2011 Part Two

The SparkleNSprinkle Design Team created over one hundred Christmas cards this year. Here are half of them.

Christmas Cards By SparkleNSprinkle 2011 Part One

The SparkleNSprinkle Design Team Created over one hundred Christmas Cards this year. They are gorgeous and here are half of them!

Hanukkah Cards By SparklenSprinkle

Hanukkah Cards created by the SparkleNSprinkle Designers!

PUMPKINS FOR SALE!

This is one of my favorite Fall images from SparkleNSprinkle. It's from Stamp Set 227 Harvest Scarecrow. I use it every year around this time. But this year I did not have to cut it out myself because I used the NEW Cutting Edge Cut File that coordinates with this set, CE131. No scissors!
After cutting the image with my Pazzles Inspiration Cutter, I used a stamp positioner to stamp with black ink and then colored with Copic markers. I adhered the image with foam pop dots for a little dimension. I like the white border. Thanks for stopping by. More to come!

The Autumn Inspirations Blog Hop from SparkleNSprinkle.com had awesome Fall Cards and here they are:

SPARKLENSPRINKLE'S NEW STAMP SETS

SPARKLENSPRINKLE.com has five new stamp sets. Here is a video of what the SparkleNSprinkle designers created using the new stamp sets.

HAPPY MAY DAY! MAY FLOWERS 2011

Happy May Day! Here are a few more cards I created for Operation Write Home. Again, I used "Blossoms #429" from SparkleNSprinkle and Nestabilities "Blossoms Three." Wishing you a lovely May Day!

TEA BAG FOLD FLOWERS Part Two

Here are a few more of the Tea Bag Fold Flower cards I created using rubber stamp set "#429 Blossoms" from SPARKLENSPRINKLE along with the Nesties "Blossoms Three" die cuts. With May just around the corner, I thought we all could use some MAY FLOWERS! These will be mailed to OperationWrite Home.org. I have a video demonstrating how to create these EASY Tea Bag Fold Flowers that you can see by clicking: "Two Folds and One Pinch" HERE!

TEA BAG FOLD FLOWERS

Here are Tea Bag Fold cards I created using SPARKLENSPRINKLE's "Blossoms #429" rubber stamp set, and Nestabilities "Blossoms Three." There is a video tutorial I made for you in the previous post. You can click HERE to see the tutorial. It demonstrates how two folds and one pinch will create these versatile flowers. I hope you will try it.

TEA BAG FOLD FLOWER: TWO FOLDS and ONE PINCH!

Here is a fast and EASY Tea Bag Fold pattern that you can use to make flowers and blossoms for your cards and scrapbooks! I used SPARKLENSPRINKLE "Blossoms Set #429" and Nestabilities "Blossoms Three."

EASTER CARDS 2011 Part 2

It is another rainy day in Florida! I am getting caught up on my inside work again. Here are the last of my Easter cards for 2011. Most of the images are from SPARKLENSPRINKLE. This is the new Easter Chicks Set # 426. I have really enjoyed working with this set! I love these whimsical images.

Thanks for stopping by.

Bella says "More to come!!"

EASTER CARDS 2011

Here are a few more of my Easter Cards for 2011. Most of the images used to create these Easter Cards are from a new stamp set called Easter Chicks # 426 and it is available from SPARKLENSPRINKLE. I really don't do them justice, but you can go to the art gallery at sparklensprinkle.com to see some excellent Easter creations! Enjoy!

It's a rainy day here in Florida. Lightning and thunder woke me at 4:00 AM. We need the rain, so it's a good day to get caught up on inside work. Here are five of the Easter cards I made for this year. Thanks for stopping by. The little chicks above (Peeps) are from the new Easter Chicks Set from SparkleNSprinkle.

The Easter eggs, Spring Time and Butterfly images are from the dollar bin at Michael's.

SPARKLENSPRINKLE'S EASTER CARDS AND SPRING CARDS 2011

St. Patrick's Day Cards!

Here are a few St. Patrick's Day Cards. The first is an easel card featuring a charming leprechaun from SPARKLENSPRINKLE where all of their rubber stamps are Made In The USA!

Here are examples of plain card stock turned into "designer paper" by randoming stamping a background.

Here is a simple tea bag fold pattern. A tiny green button brad is in the center.