Fantastic Spinner

I love the idea of a spinner card.  The spinner hands and matching stamp set are leaving the catalog.  Don't miss out on adding this fun element to your card.  Two more accessories that are retiring on the eyelet border punch and the crimper...I used them both to create the scallop edge around the punched out image.  Such a fun addition!  Order your supplies here.

Cardstock:  Lucky Limeade, Tempting Turquoise, Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White, Bright Patterns DSP

Ink: Lucky Limeade, Tempting Turquoise, Rich Razzleberry

Stamps:  Take a Spin

Accessories:  Paper Piercer, Mat Pack, Game Spinner Hands, Eyelet Border Punch, Crimper, Circle Punch

Birthday Spinner

This card was created using p. 11 in the Occasions Mini as a starting point.  We wanted this card to have more of a masculine feel to it so we used the Brilliant Blue (retired), More Mustard, and Real Red color scheme.  I don't get tired of this stamp set!  So many fun ways to use it.  Order your supplies here.

Cardstock:  Brilliant Blue (retired), More Mustard, Very Vanilla, Tart-n-Tangy DSP (I know that's not the right name but it's retired paper :)
Ink:  Brilliant Blue (retired), More Mustard, Real Red Markers
Stamps:  Take a Spin
Accessories:  Game Spinner Hands, Dimensionals

Chocolate

I've been trying to think of a card for a few days using the game spinner hands that doesn't use the Take a Spin stamp set.  I think my mother-in-law will appreciate this card...I got this stamp set with her in mind :)  I inked the letterpress plate with a brayer using Pretty in Pink classic ink and ran it through the Big Shot on Pretty in Pink CS.  Order your supplies here.

Cardstock:  Early Espresso, Pretty in Pink
Ink:  Early Espresso, Pretty in Pink
Stamps:  Eat Chocolate
Accessories:  Big Shot, Heart Pressed Letterpress Plate, Brayer, Early Espresso Grosgrain Ribbon, 1" & 1 1/4" Circle Punches, Paper Piercer, Subtles Brads, Game Spinner Hands

AWESOME!

We got a call from the principal at our kids' school this week.  One thing I LOVE about our kids' school is that they try to praise the kids as much as possible.  She was calling to let us know that J.R. was praised that morning at the pow-wow for doing an outstanding score on multiple math tests in a row.  It's always a good feeling to hear positive things about your kids.  So not only did he bring home at math charm for his power necklace but also a reading charm (which for him is even a bigger accomplishment :)  He's not really sure why he got the reading charm...my guess would be that he's improving his reading scores on reading tests.  I thought this would be the perfect card to give him to tell him how proud we are of his accomplishments!  Order your supplies here.

Cardstock:  So Saffron, Pacific Point, Brights Patterns DSP
Ink:  Pacific Point
Stamps:  Take a Spin
Accessories:  Big Shot, 3" Circle Die, Stars #2 Die, Crochet Trim, Dimensionals

Valentine Slider Pouch

Tonight's technique night is all about the new game spinner heads in the Occasions Mini.  This is one of the projects that we'll be making for your special valentine.  I'll be featuring projects with the game spinner heads the next few days. I love the stamp set "Take a Spin" that's featured with these fun accessories!  Order your supplies here.

Cardstock:  Pretty in Pink, Whisper White, Brights Patterns DSP
Ink:  Pretty in Pink Classic Ink Pad, Melon Mambo marker
Stamps:  Take a Spin
Accessories:  Paper Cutter w/ Scoring Blade, Game Spinner Hands, 2 1/2" Circle Punch, Big Shot, 3" & 3 1/2" Circle Dies