Card Making and Crafts using Stampin' Up! Products.
I wanted to give this Turkey a little more personality, so I put some googley eyes on him. He looks so much better this way. I apologize for the lack of posting, I have had an appointment every night this week. Sometimes life just gets in the way of stamping :-(
I saw this on Splitcoast and just had to give it a try. Very Easy. I have searched Splitcoast but I can't find the photo to send you to the link, Sorry :-( If I come across it I will post it for everyone. I punched 16 tabs and folded them in half and then began to stick them together with Snail Adhesive. I used a brown & green pipe cleaner. When it was time to put the pipe cleaners in the center, I first put a strip of sticky strip on the inside spine of tabs and then I used extra sticky strip to put the last tab together for extra support. 
1. Count off 5 scallops and fold. (made a line so you could see) scoring this line is helpful.
This is a fun Turkey to make and very easy. Not much stamping here, he is made with punches! I thought I would give him a little extra flair by using the Autumn Vine DSP.
This card was made by my Sister Candy who is also a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator in Arkansas.
This is my Mom's work of art. I love these as I can put them in a frame for display. Cross Stitch and Stamping, too cool. Thanks Mom, Love You :-)
This card is from my upline Julie Davison, she is awesome. Thanks Julie :-)
This is the front of my card from my good friend Laurie O'Brien. See inside of book in next two posts. Thanks Laurie :-)
This is the last birthday card I have to make this month! This one is for my Sister who lives in Arkansas. I love to watercolor with ink as it makes the image much more vibrant. It is hard to see in the photo, but I put Fruit Punch Stickles in the centers of the flowers. If you click on the photo you can get a larger view.
I really love this set and the Pumpkin is my favorite. So, I decided to add the pumpkin using the masking technique. On watercolor paper I stamped the corn/jar with Brown Stazon. Stamped same image on a post it note at the top of note where it's sticky on the other side. This will help hold it in place when it's time to stamp the pumpkin. Trim the post it note to match and stick to watercolor paper and then stamp Pumpkin in brown stazon. Cut out unwanted background and watercolored with ink pads. The edge of the So Saffron was done by using the Scallop Edge Punch. Just flip over the punch so you can see the corner and align then punch and you get an interesting corner. Splatter in the background was done with the color spritzer with Really Rust Marker. To get the curly swirls from the pumpkin, used Choc. Chip marker on swirls only and lined it up with the stamp-a-ma-jig. (I LOVE MY STAMP-A-MA-JIG)
Our good friends Darren and Angie are expecting their first child (It's a Boy!) 12-02-08. Going to the Baby Shower tomorrow. I like making the Onsie, it's just too cute and easy to make. Start with an 8 1/2 x 11 piece of card stock. Card size will be 4 1/4 x 11 and score at 5 1/2". Using 1 3/8 circle punch at top of score center punch and make the neckline. I go half way in on the punch. Next I cut out the legs with the circle punch. Neckline and leg trim made using the coluzzle. If making for a girl, the scallop punch makes a frilly neckline & leg trim. Embossing folder for some texture and a sentiment. To complete the look some eyelets to look like snaps.
