Last year one of my Christmas presents came in a gift bag with this snowflake pin on it. I saved it a whole year and made this card with it. This picture really doesn't show how sparkly the pin is. Supplies from CTMH-Black CS, Colonial White CS, Colonial White ribbon, Gold brads, black ink Other-sentiment from papertrey ink, scallop border punch
of the Jan. 2010 CTMH Stamp of the month. This card is for the color challenge at Jeanette Lyntons Blog this week and that sentiment is from the soon to be released Jan. Stamp of the month. Supplies from CTMH=Colonial White CS, Cocoa CS, Desert sand CS, Olive CS, die cute flowers, desert sand ink, barn red ink, colonial white brad, barn red brad, True Friends stamp set Other-brown ribbon
Be sure to go by Jeanette's Blog and check out the wonderful Christmas project that she made.
One of the best things about Clear stamps it the ability to form the stamps in to any shape that you want. For this card I re-formed the "let it snow" to make it fit around the circle.
Supplies from CTMH-Aspen Level 2 kit, Outdoor denim ribbon round, out door denim button, floss, January word puzzle stamp set
Other-papertrey ink snow flake stamp, nestiblities scallop circle
I used the CTMH Sweet Home Stickers for this project-using stickers can really make your projects quick and easy. For the house I use a little baby powder (or you could use corn starch) to make the sticker un-sticky or more like a die cut. I added a little liquid glass to the windows and attached it to a chipboard piece. Supplies from CTMH-Sweet Home level2 packet, barn red ink, sweet home stickease, foam squares, liquid glass, heavenly blue ribbon, chipboard H, O, M, E, western flourshes stamp set other-chipboard, crop-o-dile
Today is the last day to sign up for my 2010 Calendar Class. You can find all the details here
These are just a few of the samples that I made up. We will be decorating the cover of the CTMH 9x9 calendar and the stamping the inside using the wonderful CTMH Word puzzle stamps.