Lisa Curcio

Sunday, September 2, 2012

It's a 3D Christmas

The new Ornament Keepsakes stamp set and framelits are amazing! I bought them a "bundle" which saved me 15%! What gal doesn't love a savings, right? Here are a few tips for making this card. 1) Stamp the ornament image on your white cardstock then stamp two more on a separate piece of cardstock. Use your framelit to cut out the two ornaments. Adhere the two pieces back to back and crease down the center. I adhered them to the front of the original image with a glue dot. 2) I placed a small Vintage Faceted button in the center of the ornament then added a pearl on top to enhance the 3D look. Simple and elegant.

Supplies:
Stamp Set: Ornament Keepsakes (Holiday Catalog pg. 3)
Cardstock: Whisper White, Raspberry Ripple, Primrose Petals
Ink Pad: Primrose Petals
Big Shot: holiday Ornaments Framelits dies (Holiday Catalog pg. 3)
Designer Paper: Snow Festival (Holiday Catalog pg. 10)
Accessories: Vintage Faceted Buttons (pg. 176), Pearls Jewels (pg.175), Dimensionals, SNAIL adhesive, Glue Dots

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Creativity for a Cause

I serve as the assistant lead on behalf of Stampin' Up! for the Ronald McDonald House in Tampa, FL. It is my responsibility to ensure all 14 guest rooms are stocked with hand-stamped greeting cards for the families to use during their stay. The RMH uses approximately 300 cards per month and I need more “manpower” to help me create them. This is where your group (Women’s ministry, group of neighbors, friends, Bible study, Mom’s group, Bunco group, etc.) comes in. I will provide pre-designed, pre-cut pieces that are ready to be stamped and assemble. I ask for a $5 donation, per person, to help off set the cost of supplies. I would love to have your help, so together, we can make a difference in our community. For more information or to organize your group, please contact me.