AESTAMPS A LATTE

Unfortunately I needed to make a sympathy card. Here's what I came up with. Notice the corner? I punched a photo corner and a scallop square. I then lined up the photo corner on top of the scallop square and cut it in half and then the little corner in the middle. Cool, huh? Supplies: Not Quite Navy, Baja Breeze and Soft Sky card stock. Not Quite Navy DS paper (hostess level 1) and Urban Garden DS paper. Upsy Daisy stamp set, Not quite Navy classic ink, Not Quite Navy SU marker, heat and stick, dazzling diamonds glitter, scallop edge, scallop square, photo corner and of course paper piercing tool and mat. I have lots to do today, hope you all have a wonderful day! Annette

Well here they are. The only difference I made to the original card that I posted yesterday was tearing the bottom edge of the close to cocoa card stock below the ribbon. I plan to make several more sets of these for gifts sets for Christmas. Of course I will use my whisper white card stock, chocolate chip card stock and the matching kiwi kiss ribbon....now that I have them! tee- hee . Okay....I have other mom duties to do today which includes getting ready for my teachers Sunday school meeting and making salsa. Hopefully I will be able to make time to stamp next week. Until then, have a blessed weekend everyone! Annette

I think everyone has this set by now...or has at least taken advantage of the discount Stampin ' UP! has offered for this beautiful set...if you haven't purchased this set...there still is time. See the "Never Before Seen" special at http://www.stampinup.com/ . I made this card while in Canada over Labor Day weekend. Problem was (at least for me) that I did not have any chocolate chip card stock , I forgot my craft white pad and embossing powder, and I forgot my whisper white card stock . Plus I did not have kiwi kiss striped ribbon. Some how I made it through the designing phase of this card using close to cocoa card stock, my vanilla craft pad (without emb . powder) and non SU ribbon. I think it turned out OK. But I do need to make a point here...I know I am spoiled with all of SU's matching products if I am complaining about how this card turned out! There is a significant difference when stamping a solid image on non- SU white card stock...it's just n...