I CASEd this card almost exactly from Pinterest, but I could not find the original creator. (If it's yours, or you know who created it, please let me know so I can give credit.) The one major change I made was the brick background. I really like how it turned out. I used Soft Suede to ink up the raised part of the embossing folder and ran the Crumb Cake card stock through, so it looks like a dark mortar in between the bricks.
I CASEd this card I found on Pinterest by Jackie Diediker. I loved adding the Clear Wink of Stella on the waves.
I CASEd this card with slight alterations from one by Lynn Ellis that I found on Pinterest. Since this set is photopolymer, once you stamp the bars of color, you can lay your chosen words on the card and lay a large block over them, so you can ink and stamp them all at once.
A rare original card! I so often rely on inspiration from our catalog or Pinterest, and I'm always excited when I have an idea that comes to fruition. This is a card we made at class this month using one stamp set, one ink pad, one punch, and a few shades of card stock. It would work equally well with a pack of Designer Series Paper.
A quick little card using the Flower Patch stamp set and a bit of ribbon and rhinestones.
I got a fun tie-dye effect using ink pads directly on an acrylic block for the background. I really like the retro feel.
This fun shaker card was CASEd almost exactly from Stampin' Up!'s demonstrator magazine, Stampin' Success. It's a great resource sent to demonstrators, filled with business ideas and stampin' tips.
I'm loving the Beautiful You stamp set. This time I used the "fill in" stamp for the dress along with the beautiful Floral Boutique Designer Series Paper.
