For all of our Fabulous Mothers

  Happy Friday and thanks for visiting us today for Fabulous Friday!!!  This week we are featuring Mother's Day cards since it is coming up soon (Sunday, May 12th).  We want to make sure that all the Mothers in our lives know how much they mean to us and what better way to show that than to give a hand-stamped card?!  Someone once said a card is like a hug with a fold in the middle... isn't that a great way to think about the cards that we make and send?  And so, here is some Mother's Day inspiration for you...

  First up is this fabulous card created by guest designer Gerin Martin.  She used the Scalloped Tag Topper punch to make this tri-fold card.  Please visit the blog post here to view the card fully opened.

Here is Karla's card for this week, she used a lovely little stamp set called Springtime Hello. You can read her post here: blog.

 

Lastly, here is my Building Block card - since the rose is so dimensional I will be hand-delivering this card.  Please hop over to my blog post to get more information about it and see the card fully opened.

 

 

And here is Rachel's Mother's day card. Look at those flowers, they are a great addition to any project. Be sure to visit Rachel's blog for more information on how to make them.

 

 

 

 

  We hope we have inspired you today with our Mother's Day cards.  You still have over a week to hand-stamp some for the fabulous Moms in your life so go create this weekend!  Thanks, again, for stopping by each week... we appreciate you allowing us to share our creations with you!!   Have a fabulous weekend...

* Debbie, Karla and Rachel *

Last Minute Easter Treats

Thank you for visiting us today here at Sisters in Stamping. This week we are sharing with you some last minute Easter treats, just in case you need a little something in the next few days, you'll be ready with ideas.  We hope each and every one of you and your families have a Blessed Easter holiday.

First up, is Karla's little Easter Treat. She made her carrot using the Scalloped Tag Topper Punch. If you click on this link to can see what's inside!

 

Here we have an awesome little basket made by Debbie Naylor. This basket can be used all Spring long by just changing the greeting on the banner. Be sure to hop on over to Debbie's blog to get all the details.

 

Next up we have Rachel Yurkanin's cute little treat using the Scalloped Tag Topper Punch too. There is a treat inside the tag "wrap" but you'll have to go to Rachel's blog for all the details.

 

Thanks for stopping by.

Happy Easter!

 

Debbie, Karla & Rachel

Q-up for a fun Colour Challenge

Well hey there! This week at the Sisters in Stamping we are participating in a ColourQ challenge. Here is the Colour Combo we are working with for our post today--

First up is Debbie's project-

She made a lovely Valentine's Day art piece. She has all of the details in her post for today.

 

Here's Rachel's unique take on a stamp set card, hearts hanging from a tree branch. Visit her blog for more details.

 

Here is my (Karla) card for the Challenge. I had a lot of fun playing with this combination, you can read about it here.

Thank-you checking us out every week, make sure you come back next Friday for some scrapbooking!

The Sisters in Stamping
Karla, Rachel & Debbie

Fabulous Candy Favors

  Happy Friday and thank you for stopping by to check out our Fabulous Friday projects this week!  Since Valentine's Day is just a few short weeks away, I thought it would be fun to share some candy favor ideas.  There are so many great ways to package candy with Stampin' Up! card stock, designer papers and tools like the Simply Scored scoring tool, Big Shot and punches.  So let's get to our projects....

  Up first is this cute candy pocket created by Karla.  She used the fun stamp set Crazy, Mixed-Up Love along with the new Fresh Prints designer series paper stack from the Occasions catalog.  Be sure to check out Karla's blog here to get all the details about her cute project.

  And here we have Rachel's cute candy favor.  It's such a pretty and elegant little gift you may not even want to open it. However, if you do, you'll be pleasantly surprised. You will find all the details, including what treat is inside, for this project on Rachel's blog here.

  Last up is my project... I designed a pocket to hold some Pixy Sticks.  My project features the Quatrefancy specialty designer series paper pack and the Itty Bitty Banners stamp set.  Please visit my blog here to view the candy favor opened up and to get more information about my project.

  Thanks so much for visiting us today - we hope you've found some inspiration and ideas to try with your stamping stash.  Have a fabulous weekend!!

* Debbie, Karla and Rachel *