9 October 2010

Don't you hate it when ....

You're finished your card & it falls in the ink pad or in my case I drop another stamp on it - but too pretty not to share - this is a side step card & my upline Jacque taught me how to make it the other night.

I have my own down-line training tomorrow so if they're very good (& I know they will be as they're so fabulous) I 'll show them too :)


Stamp set: Season of Joy
Ink: Wild Wasabi, Bashful Blue, Poppy Parade, Early Espresso
Paper:  Bashful Blue, Poppy Parade, Early Espresso, Whisper White
Punches: Scallop oval & large oval, 1" circle
Other: Poppy Parade poly twill, Dazzling Diamonds glitter, dimensionals

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6 comments:

  1. AnonymousOctober 09, 2010

    That is gorgeous, Karen - love it! So good to see that stamp set get some action. I agree - it's definitely too pretty not to share,

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  2. JudyOctober 09, 2010

    Yes, please, please I want to see! It looks fantastic.

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  3. Juliette ChapmanOctober 09, 2010

    Karen this is lovely. I know what you mean about finished cards falling into ink pads etc. You can't tell though!! Love Season of Joy and love the use of it as Stair Step - mmm may have to have ago at making this type of card again.

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  4. AnonymousOctober 09, 2010

    Definitely too pretty to not show Karen. Lovely

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  5. Debbie LambOctober 10, 2010

    Super cute Karen! And, promise I'll behave tomorrow (oops, today already). It's Sally and Judy you might have to watch out for though...lol.

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  6. kareN stampZOctober 10, 2010

    Debbie will be behaving I know as she's lost her voice!

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