All materials Stampin' Up!
Slide Up Cake Card
One of the cards we did for November was a slide up cake card.
CASED from Lori Heling. See her video:
http://stampingaddict.blogspot.com/
Look at sidebar and for Bring on the Cake
Front of card:
Inside of card. Used Bring on the Cake Stamp set for the sentiments. Just Add Cake Designer Series Paper. Cupcake punch for the candles. Tasteful Trim die and Big Shot for the zig zag on the front.
Burnished Leaves Card
CASED from Melisaa Davies
See http://www.rubberfunatics.blogspot.com/
Used Gently Falling Stamp Set, Classic Ink and sponge daubers - ink colors Pool Party, More Mustard, Always Artichoke, Soft Suede, and Pumpkin Pie. Used Pewter Embossing Powder on this one. We also, on some, used Chocolate Chip and Versamark Inks and then embossed with Clear Embossing Powder for a different look - one with the leaf outlines in brown. Card Base and layer is River Rock; embossing folder used was Elegant Lines.
Punched Baked Turkey Card
Lynn Pratt - original designer
http://www.stampndesign.blogspot.com/
Posted November 5, 2010
Also Terri A. Ransom posted on Stampin' Connection October 25, 2011
This card DIRECTLY CASED from:
Lori Heling posted on Stampin' Connection on October 21, 2011
http://www.stampingaddict.blogspot.com/
Fork Bow Wreath Card
Learned Fork Bow from picture tutorial by Jennifer Timko
http://www.stampinonthefly.com/
also look under Tutorials on the right sidebar and see Quilted Bow - made with Potato Maker. It is a triple bow.
I also did my own picture tutorial for the fork bow using a salad fork as originally instructed. Then I tried it with a meat fork to get a wider bow. Wreath is made by punching out a 1 3/8" hole in Garden Green cardstock and then punching over the hole with the 2 3/8" scalloped circle punch. Bow is made from Cherry Cobbler seam binding.
Joseph's Coat Happy Thanksgiving Card
This card was CASED from France Martin - posted on splitcoast on October 23, 2010. See her card here.
This was another card a few of us made. We made this same card November of 2010. The technique is called Joseph's Coat.
