Card Club

Our card club meets the second Friday of every month.  We make 2 cards and one project each month.  It is free to attend with a $25 Stampin' Up' order.   If you would like to be a guest, please contact me.  Since I just started my Blog, I am going to post some of the cards and projects we need in January, February and March.  I am not sure if I have all of them, some went out to friends.  If you would like information on how they were made, I will be happy to and I will be happy to share the information.

This is a box that holds about 6 cards.  We used the SAB Fresh Vintage Stamp Set.

This was one of our favorites for Valentines Day.  However, you can use it for any occassion depending on the colors and DSP/Card Stock you use.  We used the Take it To Heart stamp set from Stampin' Up!.The hearts were cut out using the Framelits Hearts Collection Die.  We stamped the the bicycle riders  and embossed them in black.  Some of us chose to emboss in a different color.  The small hearts were punched with the Heart to Heart punch. 

I will be glad when I get this blog thing under control.  I can't figure out how to turn the picture where the doilies are at the top of the card.  We used the Delicate Doilies Stamp Set from SU and used the 3/8" Pleated Satin Ribbon in Blushing Bride.

This card used the Tea Shoppe stamp set from su.  It has a fold over front that closes by going under the flower on the left side. 

Established Elegance is such a versatile stamp set.  We used 3 of the stamps from that set, the Designer Frames embossing folder and the 3/8" Pleated Satin Ribbon in Baja Breeze.

When you are looking for a bookmark, this is one of the easiest things to do.  It is made by using an 8 x 8 inch piece of DSP.  We made them embellishing them with flowers, initials and animals (can't foget the boys).

We made the heart box using DSP or solid colored card stock.  We cut out the hearts with the Framelits Hearts Collection Die and adhered them to another heart for durability (we cut the other heart out of cereal boxes).  We embossed the top with the Perfect Polka Dot folder and everyone embellished their boxes.   

The flower on this card is made from pages torned out of magazines and then punching the paper to make a flower using the scalloped circle punch.  We put a bling in the center.  We glued the flower to the inside of the card and punched out the front with the scalloped circle punch.  We embossed the white cardstock.

Again, I don't know how to rotate my picture.  The basket was made using a 12 x 12 " piece of card stock.  The bunny was done with punch art.  this was sooooo much fun doing this bunny.  I am going to have a Punch Art class very soon.  a