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Showing posts with label ATC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ATC. Show all posts

Friday, August 8, 2008

A little love note

Okay so maybe it's a birthday note, but it's *love* note sized! I lvoe this size and it was the Limited supplies challenge on SCS here. We had to make a card that was ATC (artist trading card) size. It was super quick and super fun to make...and I only used the scraps (even for the base) that were on my cuttig table! HORAYYYYY. The Bonus challenge was to use dollar clear stamps, so I used this little cupcake...darling isn't it!

The card measures 3.5 x 2.5

What You need:
3.5 x 5 inch piece of cardstock folded in half
Dollar stamps (mine are from Miaheals about a year ago), whinestones, ticket corner punch (su!) scallop circle punch (su!) 1 3/8 inch circle punch, 1 1/4 circle punch, 1 inch circle punch, crystal effects, SU! Markers in certainly celery, pretty in pink, yo yo yellow and pixie pink. Stazon jet black ink.

Thanks for stopping by...Ginna go do some beach packing!

Happy Stampin'

Friday, December 7, 2007

A little card


Okay, since we have gotten that first post down with no problem, I thought I would share the picture from my banner and give you a little more info about it! The card was created with the new Hostess Level 3 from Stampin' Up's new upcoming catalog (Jan 2, 08 release). SU! sent us demonstrators this amazing set for FREE, just to thank us for being their demos. Being in the "in" crowd really has its perks (ask me how you can be a demonstrator!) I also used a release from the last catalog and one of my current favorite sets Baroque Motifs, this set is soooo versatile! As for the paper, I used Shimmery white cards stock and purely pomegranate, loving that color! Inks: purely pomegranate, appricot appeal, and stazon timber brown. I first made an ATC (artist trading card, they are all the rage right now) and then incorporated that into a full size card. This was one of my first attemts at an ATC, but I really enjoyed making it... I acutally enjoyed making it so much that I made 2 others, will show you these at another time!