Giving Thanks

Giving thanks is not just something we do once a year at Thanksgiving, but every day.  Whether we are thankful for our many blessings, to someone for an act of kindness, or of a public servant for their service, a hand-stamped project enhances the sentiment.  This week we are featuring projects with thanks in our hearts.

First up is Karla with this fall inspired card.  I love the varying colors on her leaf!  Visit her blog here to see more about this technique.

 Rachel uses a beautiful color combination in her harvest basket card.  See other great color combinations by Rachel on her blog here.

And here is Debbie's card featuring a lovely tree ready for the fall weather too.  Hop over to her blog here to see how she accomplished this look.

Thank you to all our followers who check in on us each week.  We hope we are as much a blessing to you as you are to us!  Have a Fabulous Friday and a fantastic weekend!

**Debbie, Jennifer, Karla, and Rachel**

Trick or Treat... Stampin' Up! style

  Happy Friday and thanks so much for stopping by today!  With Halloween just around the corner we wanted to inspire you with some fun Trick-or-Treat favor ideas that you can create this weekend with products in your Stampin' Up! stash.

  First up is Jennifer Rawlings with her super cute pumpkin favor.  Who wouldn't want to receive this fun treat?!  Be sure to visit her blog here to find out all about this project.

  Rachel Yurkanin created this cute mummy treat - I wonder what is inside?  Visit her blog here to find out.

  And this spooky treat was created by Karla Anders.  Get all the details to recreate it on her blog here.

  And last up is my candy favor.  Please hop over to my blog post here to find out more about how I created it.

  Thanks so much for visiting us each week!  We hope we have inspired you to pull out your stampin' stash and create some fun Halloween projects this weekend!  Happy stamping from the Sisters...

* Debbie, Jennifer, Karla and Rachel *

It's an Open and Shut CASE

   The assignment this week for the Sisters in Stamping is to pick one of the cards in one of the current catalogs, that one of the amazing artists on staff at Stampin' Up! has made and change it in some way to make it your own. So go get your copy of the 2015-16 Idea Book & Catalog and the 2016 Holiday Mini and we will show you what they mean.

 Jennifer is up first with her CASE'd card from Idea Book & Catalog. Here is a link to her post for today, go and find out which card she copied and how she changed it.

 Rachel is next with her CASE'd card from 2016 Holiday Mini. Here is a link to her post for today, go and find out which card she copied and how she changed it.

 Here is Debbie's CASE'd card from Idea Book & Catalog. Here is a link to her post for today, go and find out which card she copied and how she changed it.

Last up, is Karla's CASE'd card from 2016-17 Idea Book & Catalog. Here is a link to her post for today, go and find out which card she copied and how she changed it.

 

Well that's all for us this week, hope to see you back here next Friday for some Halloween treats!

 

Jennifer, Rachel, Debbie & Karla

My, Oh My What Paper Should I Use?

Welcome to another Fabulous Friday with the Sisters in Stamping. This week we are sharing some great projects with you using the awesome Designer Series Paper Stampin' Up! has to offer. And what's even better is that several of these papers are on sale for this month. Check them out in the picture below. Remember to contact your demonstrator to Buy 3 Get 1 FREE.  You might just want one of each. You can see some of the sale papers below as well as some of the other great designer series papers Stampin' Up! has to offer.

  First up, we have a very pretty, yet festive card made by Jennifer Rawlings. Check out her blog to see how she made this pleated card.

 

 

  Looks like Debbie Naylor used the same Festive Birthday DSP with her card.  Please hop over to her blog to get more information about this project.

  And then we have Rachel Yurkanin's just peachy card. Be sure to head over to her blog to get all the details on how she made her card.

 

 

Here is Karla's 3D DSP item for this week. It is a folded pouch, there are a couple of other things tucked into it-- check out her blog.

 

  Thanks for stopping by. Don't forget to contact your demonstrator today to get your hands on some new designer series paper.

Debbie, Jennifer, Karla & Rachel