We have our first downline meeting of the year on Thursday and our fearless leader is coming in from Indiana to join us. I'm very excited to have her in town and able to visit with all of us - welcome home Roselyn!
I have two make and take projects for the girls to play with for this meeting. First up (I'm rethinking this and may use black embossing on the images instead of Stazon to make them pop a bit more):
And I thought I would offer two color choices for this project:
Both of these cards were inspired by creations from two wonderful SU demos - Sandi MacIver and Andrea Walford.
I have another project for Saturday's stamp camp and also my swap for this week's meeting that I'll show you tomorrow so be sure to stop back and visit.
Thanks for visiting!
~chris
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Downline Make & Take Projects
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7 comments:
Gee you sure a busy stamper aren't you! Those are gorgeous! Love the 2flower cards at the bottom,the blue is my fav.Can't wait to see what most of them will choose!
Lovely cards as always Chris!
Very pretty, Chris, as always. You do such lovely details and your cards are beautifully constructed. Please give Roselyn the biggest hug for me. I miss that girl!
Chris I wish I was one of your downline with projects like that, they are gorgeous! Jill x
Great designs. I think your make and takes are perfect...great design without being too much of a challenge!
Chris
Such pretty cards. Really like the way they have been put together.
Ribbons and roses, what more could a person ask for?
Myrna
What beautiful cards, Chris! Love all the scallops on the first, but my favs are the bottom two. I love that embossing folder. So much so I finally got one! Every time I see it, it reminds me of fabric. Love both of the papers you used on them too! Hope you are well! Best, Curt
Great make & take projects.
You are right, the heat embossing on the first card would give a little bit of zing to the images.
The second card is a fabulous way to demonstrate that changing up the color really changes the feeling.
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