Cheep Talk

This stamp set is soooo darn cute!

This card is from my February Stamp camp. Yes-I am behind on my picture taking! Sorry to make you wait so long on this extra cute one :)

The note card was made with the Big Shot and the Scallop Circle die.

I left two scallops uncovered by paper to get the fold. So very easy to make! The leaves on the branch were inked in Kiwi Kiss, and the excess Kiwi was removed with a blender pen. Ink the branch with your Chocolate Chip Marker and you are done!

Circles were cut using the new Circle Scissor Plus = Awesome!

The ribbon is Kiwi Kiss Satin with the alternate side being Very Vanilla.

I could just sit here and rub this ribbon between my fingers it is so yummy. If you don’t know what I am talking about-order it ASAP!

I didn’t realize when I took the initial photo, that I photographed the incomplete card, and not the class sample :) I pierced the scallops using my mat pack and piercing tool. Sorry you don’t get the full effect!

My daughter loved this card so much, she insisted that it be her valentine this year :)

Here are the ones she stamped (herself, I might add!) Mom did all the cutting of course. We didn’t start these until *after* Christmas, so there wasn’t time to have her do the cutting by herself. . .

Like I would let her touch my circle scissor! Come on people :)

Here is her sweet messy handwriting :)

Hi :)

Sometimes that is all you really want to say!

This ribbon is from the free Sale-A-Bration choices thru the end of the month. If you have no idea what I am talking about. . .email me immediately!

Since the ribbon didn’t cost me anything, this bow is HUGE :)

The chipboard letters are from Stampin’ Up’s On Board Lots of Letters, colored with Chocolate Chip craft ink and a sponge dauber. Super easy! I forgot to file off the little tufts where it was attached to the board, so don’t look super close :)

Faux stitching with the Stampin’ Up! Mat Pack along with the piercing tool that can be found in the Crafter’s tool kit.

This little flower was very technically made. . . .

See, you use punches (in this case, 1in and 1 1/4in circles) and get some assorted sizes, then you crumple them up a bunch of times and wad them up in a tiny ball. . . .Then you flatten them out. The end.

So tough, right!

The little button is from Button Bouquet and is tied with a bit of Linen thread. You must try this little rosette. It is addictive!

As always, you can purchase any of these supplies at my website 24 hours a day! Leave a comment or Email me with any questions you might have. Have an awesome day!

Online ordering- www.robinlea.stampinup.net