Apple Welcome back card

 Apple Welcome Back card with Tutorial 

1. Cut whisper white card stock at 5 1/2“ x 8 1/2“(Score at 4 1/4”), 1“ x 5 1/2“, and 2 1/4“ x 5 1/2“

2. Cut your choice of perfect plaid paper at 1 1/4” x 5 1/2”.

3. Emboss the whisper white card stock 1“ x 5 1/2“, and 2 1/4“ x 5 1/2“, with the tasteful textile folder.

4. Adhere perfectly plaid paper strip  at 7/8 of an inch from the score line on the left side of the car. Use foam strips dimensionals and apply to the textured card stock. Adhere the 1” paper strip to the left of the perfectly paid and the 2 1/4 strip to the right of the perfectly plaid strip.

5. Using Momento ink, Stamp the harvest hello Apple onto cherry cobbler paper, stamp the leaf apple stem and half apple on whisper white card stock. Use Stampin blends in dark cherry cobbler, shaded spruce, dark basic black and dark soft suede to color apple half, leaf and stem.

6. Adhere leaf and stem to apple with glue dots. Adhere apple half to right side of apple.

7. Add a strip of Stampin Seal to back of apple. Wrap gold cord around fingers 3x. Place on Stampin Seal strip and arrange.

8. Add foam dimensionals to apple back and apply to lower right of card.

9. Stamp Welcome back sentiment onto whisper white cardstock and punch out with classic label punch.

10. Adhere to left of apple with foam dimensionals.

11. Add 3 shaded spruce rhinestones.

September Class to Go

I am so excited to share with you my September Class to Go!  To register you can email me at ezpzsc@gmail.com or message  The stamp set I'm featuring is Celebration Tidings 153456 for $17. I’ve changed my class up a little bit, because I love creating treat holders and 3 D items for the Holidays! So this month there are 3 cards with the same design but for different Holidays with Coordinating 3 D items.

Here’s the Halloween themed projects.

Here’s the Thanksgiving projects. I thought the Thanksgiving treat holder could also be used as a table seating gift with the individual’s name instead of the sentiment.

And last but not least the Christmas Holiday projects.

I hope you enjoy checking out my projects as much as I loved creating them. Also, if ordering from my Stampin’Up Store, be sure to use the Host Code below.

 

August Class to Go!

I am so happy to share with you my August Class to Go!  To register you can email me at ezpzsc@gmail.com or message me on Facebook.

The converse cards were inspired by my upline, Lorri Heiling. I just love how versatile they are! The stamp set I'm featuring is A Grand Kid 152500 $21. Even though I'm not a grandma yet, their are lots of greetings you can still use and as a mom, I can just put a post it note over the grand in the sayings or color them with Stamp in Write markers--the ones with the round lid!

The next two cards are a Joy Fun Fold card. Aren't they adorable!

Don't forget the last day to register is August 21st!  Have a fabulous Day!

Simple Stamping with Forever Fern

Here’s a fun Simple Stamping card with tutorial! I just used Stamps, ink and paper! I just love our Forever Fern Stamp set! 

Supplies: card stock-whisper white 4 ¼” X 11, 4” X 5 ¼ “; Ink-mossy meadow, pretty peacock, shaded spruce, soft sea foam , momento ; Stamp- Forever Fern; Stampin Seal and dimensionals.

1. On 4” X 5 ¼ Stamp large long leaf in upper left and lower right corner. Turn paper 180 degrees and repeat .

2. Use the Eucalyptus stamp with pretty peacock ink, stamp on the right of each leaf.Turn paper 180 degrees and repeat.

3. Ink up the medium leaf in shaded spruce and stamp to the left of the corner leaf. Turn paper 180 degrees and repeat.

4. Use the large wide leaf and ink in soft sea foam ink, stamp over the stems of the leaves.Turn paper 180 degrees and repeat.

5. Use the small leaf that tip leans towards the left and mossy meadow ink and stamp between the shaded spruce and large mossy meadow leaf turn paper 180 degrees and repeat.

6. Use the small leaf that leans towards the right tip and mossy meadow ink and stamp lower right corner, turn paper 180 degrees and repeat.

7. Use the spotted stamp and sea foam ink and stamp like in picture below.

8. Ink sentiment of choice with momento ink and stamp in the middle. Mount to 4 ¼” x 11 card base, I used dimensionals.

Isn't it gorgeous! I just love how simple, beautiful and versatile this stamp set is.!

July 2020 Class to Go

I had fun designing this months Class to Go!  I’m just loving the Celebrate Sunflowers Bundle and In Good Taste DSP!

Geared Up Magenta Madness Father’s Day Card

I created this card in honor of my husband! He’s a terrific father to our kids! I know the magenta madness paper seems a little unusual for this card, however, my hubby and I have been watching these rags to riches Gotham garage car makeovers. And much to my surprise the  color magenta is a popular and rare color. So this Father’s Day card is to remind him of all the time we spent watching these classic car makeovers together!

I created this card from a sketch on the WeStamp team monthly challenge! It worked perfect for this design!

Don’t Forget!

Today is the last day you can register for my class to go by email or by placing a $40 order or more in my Stampin’Up! Store site. Don’t forget to use the June host code! Here are some photos of the projects!

June Class to Go!

I am so excited! The 2020-2021 Stampin' Up! Catalog is live!  I am celebrating with my June 2020 Class to Go! Email me at: ezpzsc@gmail.com   for more information or if you are interested in this Month's Class to Go. Here's a look at the projects!

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Fun COVID 19 Cards

• I am absolutely loving  Stampin’ Up!’s COVID-19 PDF download! It has so many fun and cute greetings that are so appropriate for this pandemic! Here’s is the link for it:

https://covid19.stampinup.com/products/giving-back-us-ca

 Here’s a picture of some of the greetings.

Here are a couple of cute cards that I made with this PDF!

I was inspired by Mary Fish’s  cards for the photos above and Tami White for the photos below!

Wouldn’t these cards make adorable thank you gifts for doctors, nurses, and medical staff?