Bella Bleu Quilt Card

We made this card at the Big Shot Bonanza class yesterday with scraps of Bella Bleu designer series paper.  It is so easy to make and everyone loved the end result.  Simply adhere squares of paper to a piece of cardstock---I used 1" squares on 4" x 5" very vanilla cardstock.  Then run your "quilt" through the Big Shot and cut with the Top Note die.

The greeting is from the Oval All stamp set and I used 3 oval punches:  large oval, scallop oval, and wide oval. 

Be sure to check out the Last Chance lists today (right hand column).  Some quantities are limited so don't delay.  You can place an order anytime on my Stampin' Up! website.

Happy Stampin'

Melissa

 

Easter Projects

Last weekend, I hosted a Stamp-A-Stack class and a Big Shot Bonanza class.  I'll be sharing all of the projects with you from both classes in the next few posts.

In the Stamp-a-Stack class, we make 6 cards--2 each of 3 designs.  Everyone loved the Easter chick card made with the Top Note die and various Stampin' Up! punches.  Isn't she cute?

  

Body:  So Saffron cardstock with Top Note Die

Arms:  So Saffron cardstock with scallop circle punch

Hair & Beak:  Tangerine Tango cardstock with 5-Petal Flower punch

Feet:  Tangerine Tango cardstock with Boho Blossoms punch

Eyes:  Pick-a-Petal image stamped with Basic Black ink onto Whisper White cardstock and punched with 1" circle punch, 1/2" circle punched from Bashful Blue cardstock, 1/4" circle punched from Basic Black cardstock, dotted with white gel pen

Eyelashes:  Basic Black cardstock with Boho Blossoms punch

Eggs:  Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery, and Delicate Dots Designer Series paper punched with large oval punch

Greeting is from Loads of Love Accessories stamp set

We made the Easter basket at the Big Shot Bonanza class.  It was created using the Scallop Envelope die, Bashful Blue cardstock, Delicate Dots Designer Series paper, and the Sale-a-Bration ribbon bundle. 

If you live near Kokomo, Indiana, I would love to have you join me for an upcoming class.  There are classes for card-makers, scrapbookers, and everything in-between.  You can view all of my classes on meetup.com.