HAPPY THANKSGIVING... AND MORE...

11/24/2009

Happy Thanksgiving Week! Thanks to all of you who emailed me about the Christmas Wreath card posted on November 19th. Here's a variation for you...

The Stampin' Up! BIG SHOT DIES and Stampin' Up! PUNCHES made this a very quick and easy card to make!

Supplies & Accessories: Stamp Set #115370 Teeny Tiny Wishes; Stamp Pad #105219 Always Artichoke; Textured Card Stock #108697 Chocolate Chip, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive; Card Stock #101650 Very Vanilla; Patterns Designer Series Paper #112154 Certainly Celery; Big Shot #113469 Bigz Dies Scallop Circle-2, 114511 Sizzlits Dies Little Leaves; Tool 112530 Circle Scissor Plus; Punches #116630 Modern Label, #104403 1-1/4" Circle, #109046 1" Circle, #109047 3/16" Corner Rounder; Embellishments #106955 Brads Old Olive; Adhesive #104430 Stampin' Dimensionals.

Tomorrow I'll be posting a card made with ALUMINUM FOIL!

(I post something brand new every Monday through Friday... Subscribe to Polka Dots and Paper by entering your email address in the SUBSCRIBE box, just under my Email Me button at the left, and you'll automatically receive a daily update!)

Thank you so much for dropping by...

Posted by Linda Aarhus at 05:00:00 AM

Technorati Tags: Circle Scissor Plus, Little Leaves Sizzlits Die, Modern Label Punch, Old Olive Brads, Patterns Designer Series Paper, Scallop Circle-2 Bigz Die, Stampin' Up!, Teeny Tiny Wishes Stamp Set

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11/24/2009