The last day of November 2011 brings yet another card...or two...

 I just "love" House Mouse rubber stamps. I have them for so many holidays and occasions. My favorite are the ones for Christmas. Just grab a piece of patterned paper and layer onto a main card. Ink up your House Mouse and stamp then color, I used colored pencils.

They are simple yet beautiful cards!

Please join me in creating cards from the heart!

This is my Mom's card this year...

I just couldn't resist this "fancy smancy" card for my Mom. You can tell by past posts that I LOVE edge punches. Today I will try a softer look for a birthday card using gold cardstock instead of the cranberry! 

See, that's what I mean when I say try different things!!!

Enjoy the day!

And still another Christmas card!!!

This is the card for a very dear friend, who will know who she is when she gets the card!!! I went to Zindorf's site, http://zindorf.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/ , for ideas and found this wonderful card that I just HAD to make for my friend. You will find a wonderful selection and you need to look at them with new eyes. If it's a birthday card and you need Christmas, substitute Christmas stamps and colors. If it's Christmas and you need Chanukah change the saying!!! 

Have fun!!!

And more Christmas Cards

My son and fiance will be getting their card today. The moving "bug" is really fun! To accomplish this you should follow the instructions at the site listed below:

http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/ee/index.php/resources/tutorials/spinner_card/ 

Below you will find the card I made for a friend who LOVES sock monkeys. I picked up the monkey for $1.00 at one of the big box stores. Same place I found the "bug".

May you enjoy all the holidays!!!

Here come more Christmas cards...

 I LOVE Martha Stewart punches. The upper card is the punch of the three snowmen, I then scissor cut the snow. I ran the green through the Cuttlebug and scissor cut the trees. The snowflakes are a punch from Creative Memories. This is one of my favorites for this year.

The card below is another Martha Stewart punch of houses. I punched them on green and with some layering of patterned paper and card stock. So simple yet so detailed...thanks to the punch!

More cards to come in the future but I have to send them to friends first so they are still suprised! 

Happy card making!