October 22 and October 29, 2013 Monthly Cards

 

 

Variety of  card which were completed over 2 class sessions - Oct 22 and Oct 29.  We completed a slider card (witch on broom), an action wobble card (vampire), a side step card, and witches boots accented with a spider web punch.  Lots of fun to create and used a variety of cartridges, including using the new universal overlay.  Hope you can join in November for some Thanksgiving and other holiday cards.





April 2 or April 7, 2013 Monthly Project Class

We will be creating two 1 page layouts.  One layout has the element of whimsy and the other layout is inspired by a card I saw on you tube done by Gloria Dasher (Spyrorocks346).  Realistically you will be able to cut and assemble one layout during the 2.5 hours.  Hopefully you can cut the second layout and assemble as much as possible during the class and finish at home. 

Mar 3, 2013 Monthly Card Class

 

 

We will be making a wobble card and a stamped card.  Hope you are able to join me.  Pictures will be posted shortly.

September 9, 2012 Monthly Card Class

Shown above are the 2 card styles we will be making for the September 9 class.  One is a split side step card and that is the Happy Fall card.  This card style adds all sorts of dimension to your card and will be fun for the recipient too.  I decorated this card using my Cricut and the following cartridges: Simply Charmed, Paper Doll Dress Up (for the fence only) and County Life.  Oh, yes, you can see I had some fun with the honeycomb paper on this card.   The second card style is a slider card.  We will use our paper trimmer to create the slider window.  I had some of the new K & Co Brenda Walton  fun dimensional Halloween stickers and small mat pad which was perfect for this project.  As always, you can use stamps, stickers, Cricut, Spellbinders, Sizzix, etc to create the images for your card styles.  Hope you are able to join me for this class.
PS There is a wonderful You Tube video on creating the split side step card base on Card Creations by Lorriane's blog.