June Thank You Cards - the second one

Yesterday I posted one of my Thank You cards for June, and today I have the second one for you....

This one is also made from the Petite Pansies Simply Said Card Kit pieces I received in my grab bag.
Stamps:  Fabulous Florets, Confetti, Because I Care (sentiment)
Ink:  Perfect Plum, Old Olive, Basic Black
Cardstock:  Close To Cocoa, Elegant Eggplant, Old Olive
Other:  Very Vanilla 5/8" Grosgrain ribbon
Don't forget the Last Chance Lists have come out and we are bidding a fond farewell to lots and lots of stamp sets, ribbons, papers, wheels and accessories.  You can order yours through me by emailing me or shopping through my online webstore.  I hope to hear from you soon.
Happ Stampin' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

June Thank You Cards

I purchased one of the grab bags from Stampin' Up! and decided this month to use some of the goodies I received in it to create my monthly thank you cards for my customers.  If you would like to receive one of my hand stamped cards for your very own, all you have to do is place an order with me for any amount.  You can do that by emailing me, or going through my online store website.

The cardstock I received was from last year's Petite Pansies Simply Sent Card Kit.  The grab bag did not include the stamp sets, so I used Fabulous Florets a new set in the Summer Mini Catalogue. 
Stamps:  Fabulous Florets, Confetti, Because I Care (sentiment)
Ink:  Perfect plum, Old Olive, Basic Black
Cardstock:  Elegant Eggplant, Close To Cocoa, Very Vanilla
Other:  Old Olive 1/4" Grosgrain Ribbon
I stamped the flower on Very Vanilla cardstock with Perfect Plum ink and cut it out.  I will have the second one I created on my bog tomorrow for you to see.
Happy Stampin' and hope to see you soon In My Craft Room. 

Because I Care - CASEd card

Hello everyone, I am back again with yet another CASEd card.  This one I received as sa thank you card from a fellow demonstrator on Vancouver Island - Lisa (Rankin) Gray.  I do not know if Lisa has a blog, but want to acknowledge her super work.

I used some Basic Rhinestones on my version, but basically the rest is the same.  The hydrangea image is stamped on Very Vanilla in Early Espresso ink, then ran through the Big Shot with the Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder.  I did ink the edges of the very vanilla piece before I put it through the folder.  The butterfly is cut out from the Beautiful Butterflies die, then I stamped the Baroque Motif stamp in VersaMark and added clear embossing powder.  Then Marina Mist ink was sponged all over the butterfly, and wiped with a bit of Windex to take the ink residue off the embossing.  6 Basic Rhinestones were added for the body.  This is actually quite a quick card to make.  I hope you have had some time to do some serious crafting in your craft room this holiday season.  I have been having such fun casing cards from blogs, friend's cards, and the main catalogue as well.  I have also created a few of my own.  I will share these with you over the next few days.  Bye for now ... ... ...  Glenda Mollet