Time for Class

September 7th, 2007

I’m getting ready for my Stampin’ Up! Class tonight and wanted to share the cards we’ll be making.  First is another Carved and Candlelit card using Scratch’n’Sniff embossing.

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The pumpkins are stamped with Pumpkin Pie Craft Ink and embossed with a mixture of clear embossing powder and cinnamon.  The Really Rust base is stamped with the Rough Edges jumbo wheel in Really Rust Classic Ink.  Thanks Tex (Beverly Gerard) for the idea for the layout of this card – especially the use of the jumbo eyelet and ribbon.  She created a card for my last swap that inspired this one.

The next card was inspired by the card on page 21 of the catty.  The funny thing is that I couldn’t for the life of me remember where I CASEd this from and then I came across the picture again and had a V-8 moment.  LOL!

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This card is 4″x 4″ because I needed to get the most out of a sheet of 12 x12 textured cardstock since it only comes in variety packs.  The texture doesn’t show much in the photo, but I think it makes a big difference in the look of the card.  The circles were cut with the coluzzle and then distressed with the tool from the SU Cutter Kit.  There is dazzling diamond glitter on the flower tips. Although this card is really not my style at all, I find it calming and I like it.  I often search out inspiration for cards to teach in my class so that my customers are not just getting “my style” all the time.  Besides “my style” isn’t always condusive to class cards anyway.  I have no problem using ideas from the catalog or from SCS.  🙂

The third card is just a simple happy card (had to slip some pink in there *wink*).

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My friend Leann brought over her Convention swaps awhile back for some of us to drool over.  As soon as I saw a pink and regal rose card (almost just like mine above) made by Alysabeth Johnston I knew I wanted to use it for a class.  I asked Leann if I could scan it, but as we were going through the rest of her swaps we discovered that she had two of these!  It was kismet!  Leann, friend that she is, let me keep the second one.  I changed the Regal Rose to Pomegranate and added some embossed dots at the bottom made with the Crop-a-dile.  I just love this sweet little card.  I’m thinking this could make a great gift set using some different colors and different images from the Take Three set.

I have lots more to share.  My Holiday Mini Swap was completed this week.  But that will have to wait since I have a class to teach.  Thanks for stopping by.  I hope you have a teriffic weekend!

7 Responses to “Time for Class”

  1. Shelley ~ photocropper Says:

    Very beautiful cards Jami! You will have very happy customers!!!

  2. StamperSharon Says:

    Great class cards, Jami, and I really like that pink one, too!

  3. Jen Says:

    Jami I love all of these cards. I bet your customers had a blast making all of them!

  4. leslierich Says:

    These are all wonderful, Jami! Each so very different and all great projects for your class. Love the pink and Pomegranate and that pretty Paisley in the last card. The layout, textured cardstock, fabulous ribbon and the petite size of the middle card make it a real charmer. And, of course, we’re all getting in the mood for the warm colors, the crisp air and the yummy scents of Fall. I’ll bet everyone enjoyed the heck out of these!

  5. Kathi Says:

    Mmmmmmm, all very nice and appropriate for any stamper to do, too.

    Lucky girls! Tfs~

  6. savorthejourney Says:

    I’m betting this class was definitely enjoyed by all! (I hope so!) *wink*
    I’m glad you liked my card, Jami! **blushy**

    ~Tex

  7. Alysabeth Johnston Says:

    Glad you enjoyed my swap and gave credit for it (that feels good).

    Your SCS gallery is beautiful I tagged so many I couldn’t believe it.

    If you liked that card of mine you should check out my blog at http://www.layinrubberink.blogspot.com for more creations.

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