Sassy Chic Stamp Camp - March 2021

Hard to believe it's already March! This month's Sassy Chic Camp is making cards for kids.  Here's mine:

I am loving the two chick sets we have right now. The dies make them even more fun.

I will have Rose Hill Grange cards to share with you in the next day or so. I am picking them up this afternoon.

Thanks for visiting and I hope you are all staying healthy and safe!  

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Sassy Chic Stamp Camp - February 2021

I just realized that I have not shared the beautiful cards from February's Sassy Chic Stamp Camp, so here they are:

Next month's camp (March 2021) will feature cards for kids. Here is the information:

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Stamp Camp North Cards - February 2021

Here are the cards/kits the campers received for our February 2021 Stamp Camp North:

 As always, this was a fun camp for everyone. Our March 2021 camp is coming up and I will have my card and the camp info to share with you soon!

Thanks for visiting and I hope you are all staying healthy and safe!  

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Rose Hill Grange - February 2021

Well it's time to make cards for February's last camp - Rose Hill Grange. Here is my card:

This card uses a Bumblebee cardbase with an embossed layer of Granny Apple Green. There is a layer of Basic Black and a piece of that wonderful Field of Flowers paper that is free with Sale-a-Bration. I added a daisy punched with the small daisy punch and a computer generated sentiment. You can't see it but the flower centers are highlighted with Wink of Stella to give that nice shimmery bling. 

Here is the info about this camp:

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Stamp Camp North - February,,2021

Stamp Camp North for February is just around the corner. Here is the card that I designed for this fun camp:

I used some of the papers that are free during the Stampin' Up! Sale-a-Bration celebration. The card base is Bermuda Bay, a color I haven't used in quite a while and am glad to be featuring it on this card. The next layer is from the Oh So Ombre pack of papers that are just gorgeous. I added a layer of Basic Black with a layer of one of the totally gorgeous papers in the free dsp pack called Flower and Field. I just love all of the beautiful floral patterns in this pack. The sentiment was computer generated and punched using a retired scallop label punch. I have a selection of sentiments for the front and the campers will be able to choose what they want to express when they send this card out. You can't really see them in this photo, but I added a few of the Gold Glitter dots from SU to add a bit of bling!

Thanks for visiting and I hope you are all staying healthy and safe!  

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Rose Hill Grange - January 2021

Once again we had a great response to our Rose Hill Grange cards/kits in January! Here are the cards:

This is the flyer for February's camp:

This camp is super fun and it also is giving us the chance to use some of the other stuff we have been collecting for all these years. We all use our SU paper, dsp, punches, dies, etc. but we are not allowed to use SU images in our kits so we are branching out a bit and allowing the demonstrators to use other companies' products. For me this has been an opportunity to use my computer skills (such as they are) to do sentiments and the insides of the cards. This results in a lot more variety for both us and the campers! Be sure to get signed up for this camp and see just how much fun it is.

Thanks for visiting and I hope you are all staying healthy and safe!  

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