It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

It looks like I was busy on Thanksgiving Weekend! Since it was World Card-Making Day, I just had to celebrate by creating a little Christmas magic. Christmas cards are my favourite cards to make. And to be truthful, I make them all year round.

I love love love the Sizzix Flip-It Square die! (Haven't seen it yet? Click here for a little taste of what you can do). I got it as soon as it came into the Scrapbooking Cafe Online). The first time my boyfriend saw one of my Flip-It cards, I thought he was humoring me, but he was in awe of the card, and how it flipped. He said, "Is this what we went down to Ingramport for?" I nodded. "Well then," he said, "it was totally worth it!"

He played with the Christmas cards I made yesterday for a good 2 minutes, watching the way the flip. Open. Close. Open. Close. Yep...typical man! Amused by the little things in life! :)

Supplies:
Sizzix Flip-It Square Die
Very Vanilla and Gumball Green card stock, Be of Good Cheer and Festival of Prints, printed paper: Stampin' Up
The Sounding Joy stamp set, Stampin' Up
More Merry Messages stamp set (greeting on inside of card), Stampin' Up
Nativity stamp (TBD - I can't remember the brand!)
Bling, Recollections

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Merry Christmas Slimline

I did another card from this week's Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (sketch #469). This time, I did a Christmas card! I used Gina K's woodgraining technique (you can find a tutorial here ). I also used Distress Frosted Crystal embossing powder; here's a close-up of the effect: For the snowflakes and the sentiment, I cut the shapes out twice and glued them together to make them thicker. Very happy with how this one turned out! :) Supplies : Dies: Merry Christmas sentiment (unbranded), Tim Holtz Sizzix Holiday Greens Mini, Pink & Main Stitched Slimline, SU! Snowfall Thinlits Paper: SU! Mossy Meadow, Real Red and Very Vanilla cardstock, Recollections Gold Foil cardstock Ink: Distress Oxide Vintage Photo, SU! Crumb Cake Embellishments: Distress Frosted Crystal embossing powder, CTMH Gold Bling Gems

Did somebody say 'coffee'?

Happy sunshine-y Thursday everyone! It's a gorgeous day here in NS, and I'd much rather be outside on my deck drinking coffee, than at work, sitting at my desk, drinking coffee. But I digress... This is my entry into the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge this week. I didn't want to do a traditional floral wreath, as depicted in the sketch, so I thought I'd branch out and try a coffee cup wreath? :) This card is also my entry in the Coffee Lovers Summer Blog Hop ! I discovered this blog hop just a few days ago, and I thought I'd create a coffee-themed card - because I am, in fact, a Coffee Lover! Supplies : SU! Coffee Break Suite including: Coffee Cafe stamp set, Coffee Cups dies and Coffee Break DSP and coordinating card stock (Chocolate Chip and Pear Pizzazz) SU! French Foliage stamp set Paper Pumpkin March 2018 "May Good Things Grow" stamp set (for the Happy Birthday) CTMH Gold Pearls Forever in Time natural burlap tape

You Did It!

It has been awhile since I participated in the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge , so yesterday I popped on to see what the sketch was this week. I need a graduation card for my niece who is graduating from elementary school this June, so I thought I'd allow this sketch to give me inspiration! This is what I came up with: I made it in the school colours (red and gray). This is also (I think) the first time I've ever made a slimline card. I like how it turned out! Supplies: Cardstock: Recollections Black and Gold Foil; SU! Real Red, Smokey Slate, and Whisper White; and Gina K Wild Dandelion Stamps: CTMH You Did It, Just a Little Something, and Time to Celebrate Dies: SU! Stitched Circles and unbranded slimline scalloped rectangle

stamped with tlc

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