Diemonds team member Gwen Williams had a few extra samples in her bag when she sent in her team swaps. I love a surprise!

Gwen use her cut out butterflies to create a fun look on the background of her projects. If butterflies left footprints I think this is what they would look like.

Gwen not only made a fun card, but also a coordinating scrapbook page.

You can slide a photo in the cut out window.

Hope You Enjoy,

Supplies:
Stamp Sets– Butterfly Basics

Paper– Whisper White, Cucumber Crush,  Mint Macaron, Tip Top Taupe, Watermelon Wonder

Ink– Delightful Dijon Classic Ink, Mint Macaron Classic Stampin’ Pad, Watermelon Wonder Classic Ink

Fabulous Tools– Sponge Daubers, Stampin Trimmer, Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Butterflies Thinlits, Chalk Talk framelits

Creative Touch–Dimensional Dots, Mini Glue Dots, Snail Adhesive

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Today I am sharing the second card we made at our June downline mtg. This card was designed by Belinda Rodgers. I love all the layers she used to create this beautiful card.

Hope you enjoy!

Stamp Sets–  Chalk Talk, Flower Shop

Paper– Whisper White, Blackberry Bliss, Hello Honey,  Moonlight Designer Series Paper Stack

Ink– Blackberry Bliss Classic Ink, Sarah Sand Classic Ink, Hello Honey Classic Ink, Daffodil Delight Blendabilities

Fabulous Tools– Large Oval Punch,  Pansy Punch, Paper Snips, Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Chalk Talk framelits, Beautifully Baroque Embossing Folder

Creative Touch– Pearl Basic Jewels, Linen Thread, Blackberry Bliss 3/8” satin stitched ribbon, Dimensional Dots, Snail Adhesive

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Today I am sharing a card we made at our February downline meeting. This card design was inspired by a card I saw on pinterest (gotta love pinterest). I really like how the Midnight Muse, Bermuda Bay and Real Red colors look together.

I used our Ronald Mc Donald House Charities stamp set Tag it. This is such a great set and I love how versatile it is. Did you know for every Tag It stamp set sold, Stampin’ Up! donates $3 to the RMHC? To date, we’ve contributed over $1,000,000 to RMHC!I used our Ronald Mc Donald House Charities stamp set Tag it. This is such a great set and I love how versatile it is. Did you know for every Tag It stamp set sold, Stampin’ Up! donates $3 to the RMHC? To date, we’ve contributed over $1,000,000 to RMHC!

Supplies:
Stamp Sets– Tag It

Paper– Whisper White, Midnight Muse,  Brights Collection Paper Stack

Ink–  Bermuda Bay Stampin Write Marker, Midnight Muse Stampin Write Marker, Real Red Stampin Write Marker

Fabulous Tools–  Hexagon Punch, Owl Builder Punch,Paper Piercer, Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Chalk Talk framelits,  Honeycomb Embossing Folder

Creative Touch– Adhesive Rhinestones, Dimensional Dots, Snail Adhesive

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I love that all the pieces are double sided so it makes it easy to change up the look.

I added adhesive rhinestones to give my tags some bling and cherry cobbler bakers twine to all, but one tag design.

I used cherry cobbler, early espresso, and old olive inks to stamp the greeting on the tags.

I love that all the pieces in the tag kit coordinate with our framelits or punches.

I hope my tags give you some inspiration for your holiday packages.

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This card was designed by Creativelee Yours team member Stephanie Daniel.

Stephanie shared this Halloween version of the card during last months meeting. We all loved it so much we asked her to design a card for our October meeting and teach the group how to create it. I think she did a fantastic job don't you?

To create your own mini file card you will start with a traditional 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" piece of cardstock folded in half.

You will create the file folder tabs with the Envelope Punch board by punching along the outer edge and then again at 3" over.

Cut off the excess strip with your paper trimmer.

Flip the card over and repeat the process. So cool- right?

Here is the link to my blog post on using the punch board in case you missed it.

Hope you enjoy!

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