Marie and Christine you will recognise these.
This one was inspired by Judy Beetson who made a similar styled card which was framed with a Top Note.
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- Heather Stewart
- I am an independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator.I live in Pt Chevalier, Auckland. I teach at Grey Lynn primary school in Auckland. I love crafting (obviously), cats, quilting (but who has the time?) and travel. My stamping blog is www.stampingcraft.co.nz
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In my business, I teach others how to be creative with card/paper. I can teach you how to make creative greetings cards, packaging, boxes, bags etc. If you would like to learn more, you can hostess a workshop at either your own home or mine, invite 4 to 10 guests who are interested in crafting and I will demonstrate making a card (which you and your guests will also make and take away). I will also demonstrate and discuss other techniques that you will find useful. You and your friends may want to purchase product in order to make your own cards/scrapbooking or other paper craft and (depending on the level of sales at your party), as the hostess, you can earn free stamp sets and products. It's as simple as that! You and your guests are guaranteed a fun and creative time.
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Gorgeous Heather! You have this technique nailed, my friend. Love both of these cards and might CASE them, if you don't mind :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely coming from you, Paula. I would be flatterd it you CASEd them:)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Paula, Heather - both most CASE-worthy! Hey, the first SU swap I ever made was a CASE of yours, why stop there? :-) Gorgeous, Heather. I especially love the first one.
ReplyDeleteGe thanks Bron. Nice to have an admirer (of my work) :)
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