I could have gone a lot fancier with the layers and embellishments, but I was really scrambling to get 20 cards done in three and a half hours (I arrived late). I'm ready to do this all over again, this time with Christmas papers!
20 cards for $12
When I heard the price for this workshop, my jaw hit the ground! How can you pass up a deal like that? In addition, we all brought food to share for dinner, so it was a great evening. The demo/hostess, Carolyn, gave us six sheets of 12x12 paper/cardstock, full size cutting diagrams (she drew them directly onto the gridded placemats that demos always seem to have), and unlimited access to her stamps and embellishments. She didn't predesign the cards - we went our own way with the papers after we cut them. Carolyn asked me to scan what I made, so I decided to show you as well. If you are a stamping demo, this is what I can home with - two each of the following cards and envelopes, plus lots of leftovers for me to play with later.
I could have gone a lot fancier with the layers and embellishments, but I was really scrambling to get 20 cards done in three and a half hours (I arrived late). I'm ready to do this all over again, this time with Christmas papers!
I could have gone a lot fancier with the layers and embellishments, but I was really scrambling to get 20 cards done in three and a half hours (I arrived late). I'm ready to do this all over again, this time with Christmas papers!
4 comments:
Very nice job Juliet - you've got a good eye and came up with some nice cards! Sounds like you had a great time. :)
You made some really nice cards- this is what I need- an afternoon getting more than one or two cards done and stamping with friends. I cannot wait to see what you come up with for Christmas!
WOW !great deal . I really the the get well card , simple and nice . and the thinking of you with the flower is really pretty :)it sure is fun when you leave with extra goodies to play with.
These are all so funky and fun. LOVE 'em!
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