Welcome to the December Stamp of the Month (SOTM) Blog Hop! This month's stamp set, Mad About You, is a Limited Edition and contains 14 great stamps!
If you came here from Gina Brandstetter's Blog you are on the right track. If you would like to see a complete list of SOTM bloggers click here. There are almost sixty consultants who have projects to share with you for December.
Here is the card I made this month:
I am in the Christmas frame of mind so I made a half ornament with the stamp shape that corresponds with the Cricut cutout (circular shape not the ticket shape). This is 18 shapes cut out at 2 1/2" and then glued together to get the honeycomb look.
Here is a detail shot:
I colored only the Love and You portion of the Love to Love you stamp. The bottom of the ornament is a bling button.
Contact your consultant to learn more about our Stamp of the Month program.
Please keep hopping with Dawn Heuft
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Monday, October 31, 2011
November Stamp of the Month
Welcome to the November Stamp of the Month (SOTM) Blog Hop! This month's stamp set, Cherish the Day, is a Limited Edition and contains 44 great stamps!
If you came here from Sheila Bennett's Blog you are on the right track. If you would like to see a complete list of SOTM bloggers click here. There are almost sixty consultants who have projects to share with you for November.
Here is the card I made this month:
The card is part of a masculine set of cards I am making for my group tomorrow.
The garden green square is cut from Art Philosophy and the garnet ticket is also cut at 1 1/4". I used an embossing folder on the black background and cut a strip from the wishes paper pack and placed the white side of a kraft paper border along the B&T strip.
Here is a detail:
If you came here from Sheila Bennett's Blog you are on the right track. If you would like to see a complete list of SOTM bloggers click here. There are almost sixty consultants who have projects to share with you for November.
Here is the card I made this month:
The card is part of a masculine set of cards I am making for my group tomorrow.
The garden green square is cut from Art Philosophy and the garnet ticket is also cut at 1 1/4". I used an embossing folder on the black background and cut a strip from the wishes paper pack and placed the white side of a kraft paper border along the B&T strip.
Here is a detail:
Contact your consultant to learn more about our Stamp of the Month program.
Please keep hopping with Sarita Schraeder!
Friday, September 30, 2011
October Stamp Of the Month - Holiday Magic
Welcome to the October Stamp of the Month (SOTM) Blog Hop! This month's stamp set, Holiday Magic, is a Limited Edition and contains 18 great stamps!
If you came here from Sarita's Blog you are on the right track. If you would like to see a complete list of SOTM bloggers click here. There are almost sixty consultants who have projects to share with you for September.
I made several cards out of non-traditional paper pack (Sophia) to teach a class on making several cards with minimal amounts of paper and card stock:

The left side is sparkled up, the right side is plain. Both are made up to look like a present. The tag and overlay are Art Philosophy cuts!

The background items are small scrap pieces and the sleigh is stamped in black and cut out to be on top of image. The left shows the card vertically and the right shows the horizontal layout.
The next set is using scraps and a cricut cut stocking which is overstamped. The snowflake that is held by a brad (sorry, not CTMH brad) is also cut with the Cricut!
The left side has an ornament which came out of a Art Philosophy card cut and which had liquid glass placed in the center and was edged with stardust gel.
I love the precut cards and keep the images that cut in plastic bags to use as embellishments on other cards. No waste!
Please keep hopping with Melinda Everitt!
If you came here from Sarita's Blog you are on the right track. If you would like to see a complete list of SOTM bloggers click here. There are almost sixty consultants who have projects to share with you for September.
I made several cards out of non-traditional paper pack (Sophia) to teach a class on making several cards with minimal amounts of paper and card stock:

The left side is sparkled up, the right side is plain. Both are made up to look like a present. The tag and overlay are Art Philosophy cuts!

The background items are small scrap pieces and the sleigh is stamped in black and cut out to be on top of image. The left shows the card vertically and the right shows the horizontal layout.
The next set is using scraps and a cricut cut stocking which is overstamped. The snowflake that is held by a brad (sorry, not CTMH brad) is also cut with the Cricut!
I love the precut cards and keep the images that cut in plastic bags to use as embellishments on other cards. No waste!
The final card set is the tree image. The left side has a little blingie topper from the bling assortment.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
September Stamp of the Month Blog Hop
Welcome to he September Stamp of the Month (SOTM) Blog Hop! This month's stamp set is Limited Edition and contains 21 stamps!
If you came here from Dawn Ross' Blog you are on the right track. If you would like to see a complete list of SOTM bloggers click here. There are over sixty consultants who have projects to share with you for September.
Here is my project:
Here is a detail shot of the left side:

Here is a detail shot of the right side:
I used the Art Philosophy to create the cards and also to create pillbox packets which were 1/4 " larger than the 3 1/2" card. I then cut out the ends on the front to create a sleeve for each pull out card. I saved the cut outs and made a half flower with a fall feel for an embellishment. The paperpack I used was Dreamin'.
Contact your consultant to learn more about our Stamp of the Month program.
Please keep hopping with Cindy Leek!
If you came here from Dawn Ross' Blog you are on the right track. If you would like to see a complete list of SOTM bloggers click here. There are over sixty consultants who have projects to share with you for September.
Here is my project:
Here is a detail shot of the left side:

Here is a detail shot of the right side:
I used the Art Philosophy to create the cards and also to create pillbox packets which were 1/4 " larger than the 3 1/2" card. I then cut out the ends on the front to create a sleeve for each pull out card. I saved the cut outs and made a half flower with a fall feel for an embellishment. The paperpack I used was Dreamin'.
Contact your consultant to learn more about our Stamp of the Month program.
Please keep hopping with Cindy Leek!
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Pair-A-Phrase Blog Hop
We have forty two consultants who are using the Pair-a-Phrase Stamp Set to create projects for this blog hop.
If you came here from Dawn Ross' Blog you are on the right track!

To celebrate National Stamping Month in September, we are offering our first-ever double stamp set! You can get the exclusive My Acrylix® Pair-a-Phrase double stamp set FREE when you place an order of $75 available August 15 through September 30. You'll love this double set that includes clever phrases and coordinating images to help you make handmade cards all year long. Have double the fun stamping during National Stamping Month with our new Pair-a-Phrase double stamp set!
Here is what I made from the stamps:
If you came here from Dawn Ross' Blog you are on the right track!

To celebrate National Stamping Month in September, we are offering our first-ever double stamp set! You can get the exclusive My Acrylix® Pair-a-Phrase double stamp set FREE when you place an order of $75 available August 15 through September 30. You'll love this double set that includes clever phrases and coordinating images to help you make handmade cards all year long. Have double the fun stamping during National Stamping Month with our new Pair-a-Phrase double stamp set!
Here is what I made from the stamps:
This is a Tri-shutter card with a twist. I couldn't wait to use the new Wonderland paper pack with the snowman image. I've also cut some snowflakes from cardstock using the Art Philosphy cartridge. Added some buttons and bling and this card has something to look at in every nook and cranny.
Here is a detail shot of the message inside:
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