11 Cards

Card #1: I made four cards of this design.

A friend of mine that is a Close To My Hear Consultant did a virtual class yesterday. The class was making 11 cards from two 6 x 12 sheets of pattern paper, white cardstock pieces, and 11 cardstock card bases of a coordinating color. I used the new Seas the Day paper with Mint cardstock and Craft On paper with Caroline Blue cardstock. This card class was called 11 cards, but I could have made one more, maybe 2!  

Card #2: I made four cards of this design.

Card #3: I made two cards of this design.

Card #4: I made one card of this design.

Needlepoint, Felt, and Crochet

I purchased Stampin Up's Needlepoint Nook paper awhile ago. I finally used it for the first time. To complement the look of embroidery I pulled out felt and crochet flowers from my stash. I love how bright and cheery these cards are!

Spring Critter Gingham Cards

I stamped the sheep, chick, and bunnies intending to make Easter cards, but since the holiday has passed I pulled out animal pun stamps and found sentiments that work! These cards were inspired by shaker cards I saw on Pinterest. The supplies are mix of current and retired products from Stampin Up1, Close To My Heart, and Simon Says Stamp. 

Happy Easter 2020!

This card was made from a Stampin Up supplies including the Paper Pumpkin March 2020 card kit. This alternative card was shared by a demonstrator I found on YouTube. I just switched up the sentiment. Here is her blog post.

Stampin Up's February 2020 Paper Pumpkin

I have often purchased card kits from different companies. They are great to have on hand when you need a quick card. Right now  I have a subscription to the Paper Ppumpkin kits through Stampin Up. This weekend I put the cards together from the February 2020 kit "Lovely Day". Now I have quite a few birthday cards on hand, and with the stamp set and my own papers I can recreate the design too.

Coloring on Foil Paper

Stampin Up had this beautiful foil paper available during Sale-A-Bration. I took the time to color a piece with my Spectrum Noir Tri-Blend markers. That one piece of paper was used to create the following cards.