Oh how I love the Cuttlebug Embossing Folders. I made a quick Thanksgiving card using the Pumpkin folder on all the layers. Stamped a Turkey with Autumn Leaves Kaleidacolor pad, added a little sparkle with Stickles, edged the white cardstock with Burnt Umber and then added a scalloped edge and affixed a strip of Autumn designer paper to the exposed edge.
I was treated to TWO wonderful SU punches from by two good friends of mine. Jo gave me a Vertical Scalloped punch as a hostess gift for a retreat I had at my home and Jan surprised me with a ticket punch as a prize for an online retreat I hosted. I was so excited as I love punches almost as much as the embossing folders.
As you can tell on this card, I used both punches! You can't see the scalloped edge too well in this photo but it's there on the right.
I have been making other cards and will post as soon as I take some photos.
Naturally, right now, I am focusing on Christmas cards, now.
I did make my Granddaughter a birthday card and a birthday card for friend a card and a few swap cards, but don't want to add them till after they have been received ;-)
Have a happy stamping day!!!
Hugs,
Char
I love your turkey. Now I know what to do with the ticket punch. I am so gonna borrow this! Can't wait to see the rest of the cards.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card! That is awesome that you got two punches! Have fun playing!
ReplyDeleteThose are such fun gifts! Have fun with them! Love your pretty simple and fast card. Keep creating!
ReplyDeleteThis card is just great! I love the ticket punch. I borrowed a ticket punch from my friend and didn't want to give it back! :)
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ReplyDeleteGreat card - I'm green with envy on that scallop punch you just got!
ReplyDeletegreat card Char and I too love the embossing folders and SU punches. Don't have the ticket one yet but it's on my wish list :0)
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Good luck getting your chirstmas cards done. I haven't started mine,yet!
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