(TONGUE IN CHEEK)
….Lovely As a Tree!!!
It's a brand new set to the Stampin' Up! family.
It seems to be pretty versatile–good for fall, winter, masculine, spring, summer.
I really think people are gonna like it!
Only time will tell….
To help this new set along, I thought I'd have a class featuring only Lovely As a Tree.
The class is this Thursday, and you have through tomorrow, 9/17, to sign up for it.
Check it out the details and/or RSVP here.
Here's another one of the cards we'll be making at the class.
I completely CASE'd it from Darleen Adams on Pinterest….
(CASE = Copy And Share Everything)
…so good it didn't need any changes! 🙂
So, what do YOU think?! Will this stamp set last?! 😉
Just in case you're completely new to Stampin' Up!–or you are just utterly confused by my post–this set has been around a LONG TIME!!!!
Even longer than ME!!
(just feelin' a little "squirrel-ly" today!) *Ü*
But it's always amazing to see the new ideas with this gem!
Let me know if you still want to get in on the class!
Have a great week!
Remember,
if you can fall in love with a project, you can learn to
create it! Here to help you channel your inner Creative
Genius….
Steph
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I want to come to this SO bad but have a church thing that night. Hoping you offer this class again!
I love love love this stamp set and your cards are beautiful! Wish I could come!!
LOVE this card Steph! What colors did you use?
I know, Keana! Sorry you have to miss it. I'll have to look into offering it again. So many great ideas for this set! I'll keep you posted.
Teresa, I SO MISS you at my classes!! Wish you could be here!!!
Marcia–Thank you! This is one of the cards that "talked me into" having another Lovely As a Tree class. 🙂 Cardstock is (base to front) Soft Suede, Sahara Sand, Basic Black, Very Vanilla; ink is only Sahara Sand and Black StazOn. Largest dimensions for center of Framed Tulips folder is 3 1/8 x 4 3/8; take off 1/8" for each smaller layer.