I'm getting an early start on my holiday cards this year! This fun Center Step card is a mix of old and new Stampin' Up! products. One of my favorite features of this card is the snow piled up at the base of the card. I used my new Basic Borders dies for this. Here's the template for the Center Step Card. It starts with a half sheet of cardstock 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" and the finished card fits into a standard A2 envelope. The Designer Paper is last season's Snowflake Splendor. Any DSP that you…

After I made the side stepper card in my last post, I wondered if anyone had done a triple stepper card. I found one by Sam at MixedUpCraft.com but she made it for 5″ x 7″ and I like to…

And here is one of the cards we did this month at my Card Clubs. Soft Suede & Vanilla is such a gorgeous & rich color combo! It's hard to see, but we used the Champagne glitter from the Fine Galaxy glitter stack on the tree & snowflakes. I tried to get a good photo of this beautiful golden bronze glitter, but failed - take my word for it - it's amazing! Here's the template I made to help you...

Goodmorning ladies, It’s Marion here again. Today it’s my turn to show you another Make it Monday. I hope you enjoyed the preview and review of the January stamps as much as I did! I can’t stop working with those...

Click Below for a Printable A4 Worksheet Nestibility Side Stepper Workshop Please note the charts given in this workshop are a measurement guide for all 6 Grand dies and they are not a template to …

center step card. Example at http://creativemomentswithsandy.blogspot.com/2010/10/kai-in-snow-center-step-card.html

CASE'd from a Susan Campfield Youtube video

Hello everyone! Welcome to What Do I Do With This? DSP, Wednesday! I’m not gonna lie, I love how this card came out! I am so glad that Stampin’ Up! Gives us the “co-coordinati…

Hello, everyone! My computer is back! Yay! Well, not completely. My video card is acting up and some of my softwares are still missing. But it will do for now. This week at Club Anya and Friends, it's my turn to host Whatcha Tootin' About Wednesday and I want to share with you this double side step card! When I made my first double side step card, a few people asked if there is a tutorial or a template for it. I haven't seen too many tutorials and the templates I have seen so far are in cm…