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Have you seen the new Simply Scored DIAGONAL TOOL now available through Stampin' Up? This is the COOLEST tool ever!
You can order it now on my Stampin' Up Demonstrator Website HERE.

Please watch this video and see what you can do with this! The best part – it's only $11.95!

I just added several new class tutorials (click the Free Class Tutorial link at the top of the page). These classes are $4.95 or FREE with a $50 or more online purchase! Two of them are great Christmas classes!

This is the Letters to Santa Card Class

and this one is the Over the Top Christmas Card class.

The Autumn Spice class tutorial is finally available! You can get it for free with a $50 online order or purchase it for $4.95.

You will get the tutorial with pictures for these 4 cards and the folder to put them in.

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The tutorial for this stamp camp is finally ready! Sorry it has taken so long to get it done. You can get this tutorial for free by placing a $50 or more order (before shipping and tax) online through my site (just click on the shopping cart in the right sidebar). Or, if you would rather not order, you can buy it for the low, low price of only $4.95! It is 6 pages of step by step directions with photos. Just click on the Buy Now button below.

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I just completed 4 classes of this stamp camp and am now offering the tutorial to anyone who couldn't  make it. All stamp camp participants received this for free with the class.  The tutorial is 7 pages long and has big color pictures of each project with box and cutting directions and assembly instructions for each project. The tutorial is only $4.95!

**Note- If you purchase this between April 25th – May2nd, I will be on the Stampin Up cruise and will not have computer access to send it to you so I will send it when I return. Sorry for the inconvenience.

I made this card a while back and did a tutorial for a downline newsletter but I just realized that I never posted it on my blog! So, here you go….

First, get your supplies ready…. (note- NQN means not quite navy)

you will need:

Cardstock: Not quite navy  5 1/2 x8 1/2 and 3x 3 1/4. Bella Bleu DSP 5 1/4 x4, very vanilla 2 3/4×3, kraft 4x 3/4. You will also need scraps of NQN, kraft and Bella Bleu for scallop circles and circles.

Punches: 1" circle, 1 1/4" circle, scallop circle and scallop trim border

Stamp sets: Vintage Vogue, well scripted

Ink: Not quite Navy

Misc: kraft taffeta ribbon, sponge

Run your scraps through the crimper so they will be easier to scrunch and work with later.

Punch out 6 scallop circles- 2 of the kraft bella bleu, 2 of the blue bella bleu, and 1 each of kraft and NQN. Also punch out 2 of each size circle (one from each of the DSP colors)

Now crumple all of the punched out circles and scallops into little balls and then flatten them back out again.

Stack them up from biggest to smallest and I alternate colors so you have blue, kraft, blue, kraft, and so on. (I actually think I goofed in this picture and have the bottom ones backwards).  Then take your paper piercer and poke a hole through the center and stick a brad in there to hold them all together.

Starting scrunching your circles again from the top one down as tight as you can get them all.

When  you get all of the layers done, you can gently unfold them a little bit so it looks like a blooming flower.

THen to finish making your card, Stamp the vine from Vintage vogue onto the vanilla piece and stamp your sentiment in the top corner using the NQN ink. Use the scallop trim border punch to punch along the edge of your kraft piece. Adhere this piece to the bottom of your NQN piece and trim the ends so the scallops are the same on both edges.  Sponge edges of scallop border and vanilla piece with NQN ink. Wrap ribbon around the bella bleu dsp and adhere it to the NQN half sheet. Adhere the rest of the pieces and attach to front of card. The flower is attached using a dimensional.