Happy Birthday, Corrina!

My sister's birthday was on September 22nd. Here's the card I made her:




The recipe:

Stamps- It's Beautiful (jumbo wheel), Teeny Tiny Wishes
Ink- Baja Breeze Classic Stampin' Pad
Paper- Soft Suede, Blue Bayou, Whisper White, Baja Breeze
Accessories- Big Shot die-cut machine, Stampin' Up! Beautiful Butterflies Bigz Die, Stampin' Up! Backgroundz 1 Texturz Plates, Soft Suede 1/2" polka dot grosgrain ribbon

Everyday Moments Scrapbook

Since I've got my hands on the My Digital Studio software, it has been consuming my nights of sleep because it is sooo addicting! I've been working on an 8" x 8" scrapbook that showcases my big boy and my baby girl. I just placed my order yesterday, so I will be anxiously waiting to receive my book in the mail. I wanted to share what I have done, so this slideshow will have to do for now. I highly recommend My Digital Studio to beginner through advanced scrapbookers!

Another MDS Halloween Card

Halloween Card

I've been playing with the My Digital Studio software some more, and here is a Halloween card I've designed:

My first My Digital Studio Project

I finally received my My Digital Studio two days ago, and I LOVE IT! It's one of Stampin' Up!'s newest product lines and I have been playing with the software, seeing what it can do, and the possibilities are endless! It's a definite "must have" for those wanting to try their hand at scrapbooking, but have little time and/or little supplies, since everything can be done on your computer! With My Digital Studio, you can create cards, scrapbooks, calendars, and single scrapbook pages (which you can later add your own embellishments to). So here is my first attempt at using MDS:

September 2009 Stamp Club

For this month's stamp club, I decided to showcase different types of cards. We will be doing a fun shaker card, a pocket card, and of course, a 6" x 6" scrapbook page. On the shaker card, I used Bashful Blue, but didn't realize I didn't have anymore cardstock on hand, so for the stamp club, we will be substituting with Certainly Celery. On the pocket card, I will be teaching you an emboss resist technique. It's just one more way to get the most out of your ink pads. Hope you like what I have planned!


Here's the recipe:
Stamps- Always, Warm Words, Sincere Salutations, Always in Bloom (wheel)
Ink- Close to Cocoa, Barely Banana, Certainly Celery
Paper- Whisper White, Close to Cocoa, Barely Banana, Certainly Celery
Accessories- Photo Corners Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, Circle Punch, cirmper, beads, acetate sheet, Stamp-a-ma-jig, stamp rubber, corner rounder, 5/8" Certainly Celery ribbon, brayer, clear embossing powder, heat tool, 1/8" circle punch


Here are some up close pictures of the projects:
Shaker Card:

Pocket Card:

6" x 6" Scrapbook page: