Showing posts with label Early Espresso ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Early Espresso ink. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Be My Valentine

We all need masculine Valentines! And sometimes they are hard to come up with. Here's one that just might do for that special man in your life. I used that awesome DSP called Well Worn. It is (BTW) on the SU! Clearance rack. It's just a great all around masculine paper & the cool thing is is that if you look at it, it has red in it which TOTALLY makes it "legal" for Valentines Day!!! :) Have fun with this!

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Happy Fall Y'all

Isn't she the CUTEST scarecrow you ever did see??? And really very simple!
Her hat top, brim & face are all the Top Note die. We sure had fun making her in class!

Monday, August 27, 2012

Just Because I Care

Here's a masculine card to start your week with. I have always loved to do collage-y type cards. With this type of card there's really no right & wrong. It's kind if a free style that shows your own personality. I used some colors that normally aren't put together which was fun. Now....go stamp!!!

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Thank U

Here's a card that you can do in large or small scale depending on the size of alphabet stamps you have. And of course the possibilities are endless: "celebrate U"  "It's all about U" "Happy Birthday to U"....etc....I really like the simplicity of this card.

Monday, June 11, 2012

Happy Birthday Cupcake

Happy Monday from BEAUTIFUL Central Oregon!!!
We have gorgeous blue skies here and SUNSHINE finally!!!
Here is a card that I made for my youngest sons birthday and it turned out SO cool I just have to post it!!! The designer papers are not Stampin Up but there are so many possibilities with papers that ARE Stampin Up. I loved the blue & brown together. This is another one of those cards with TONS of variables. So play with it and have fun!!!

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Roughing It!!!

Happy Wednesday!!! Here is a card that is great for any out door enthusiast! Sorry but this card uses some discontinued sets but you can certainly adapt and use one from the current Stampin Up! catalog like "The Great Outdoors".