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11/02/2017

Marbled Christmas Card

I finally broke out the Marbled background stamp from the 2107-18 annual Stampin' Up! catalog. I really liked the possibilities of this stamp but hadn't given it a try till now.

To make this I used the Baby Wipes Technique. I layered 3 non-alcohol baby wipes in a Stampin' Up! embossing powder tray that I have had. Unfortunately they don't sell these any more but one of the empty stamp cases would probably work just as well. The idea is to just keep the ink contained. After layering the baby wipes in the tray I used Tempting Tuquoise, Pacific Point and Bermuda Bay re-inkers to add color to the wipes. Set them aside for a few minutes to let the ink spots blend together. Make sure your inked area is as large as the stamp if you want full background coverage like I did.

Once the ink is blended together lay the background stamp face down into the tray. I skipped the block it just gets in the way.

I then used the brayer to press the stamp into the inked babywipes. No need to worry about edges so this works fine.

Once the stamp is inked pull it out and lay it face up on your work surface. Place the Whisper White card stock piece onto the stamp and brayer over it.

Now just pick it off and turn it over to see a beautifully marbled piece.

For the design I used the Star of Lights stamp set with Versa Mark ink and Silver Embossing powder to stamp the flourish and the sentiment. Then I cut out the star using the Starlights Thinlits from Silver Glimmer Paper. Attach it to the front of a Thick Whisper White card stock card base and it's done.

Just a little something different for Christmas.

Hope you enjoy.

Let me know what you think.

Kate

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11/01/2017

Creative Circle Blog Hop - Thankfulness

I love the fall and part of why I do is because that is when, in this country, we celebrate Thanksgiving. I have so many things to be thankful for. I'm thankful that Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior, I'm thankful for my husband of 40 years, for our son and his wife and our grandsons, for my home, for my friends and the list goes on and on. I'm sure you have your own lists of what you are thankful for I'd be happy to have you share some of the things you are thankful for so leave me a comment at the end of this post.

I am also thankful for my craft room and all the Stampin' Up! products and for having the ability to use the Silhouette Cameo electronic cutter and to able to combine these two things together to make so many wonderful projects.

In my effort to be sensetive to those who are looking for 100% Stampin' Up! projects I have one of those for you today. I also have a combo project and a Silhouette only project too. Hopefully everyone will go away with something for stopping by today. If you do please think about subscribing to my blog I'd love to have you follow along and see all the different things I do.

So, let's get started. How about the 100% Stampin' Up! project?

Supplies Used:

Large Letters Framelits 141712 $99.00 page 215AC

Painted Autumn designer series paper 144613 $11.00 page 49HC

Foil Frenzy specialty designer series paper 144125 $13.00 page 189AC

Lemon Lime Twist, Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Cajun Craze, Soft Suede, Tangerine Tango card stock

Foam Adhesive Strips 141825 $8.00 page 203AC

Snail

Multipurpose Liquid Glue 110755 $4.00 page 202AC

Box Punch Board (discontinued)

I made the boxes 2.5" square and just glued them shut permanently. Cut the DSP 2.25" square and attached with Snail. After cutting the letters from the Foil Frenzy DSP I attached them with Foam Adhesive Strips.

Now, to get even more use out of those blocks I also cut out the letters to spell AUTUMN and attached them to the opposite side.

This project is 100% Stampin' Up! but for all of you Silhouette Cameo owners out there this could easily be made using images from the Silhouette store. Combined with the Stampin' Up! materials you have a win win combination!

Because I love fall and being thankful so much I just couldn't stop with just one project. This one is a Silhouette project.

This fall lantern and stand are from the Silhouette library. There are fairy lights inside the lantern that have an on/off switch so it's easy to light it up in the evening, on a cloudy day or at the dinner table and yet turn it off so that the battery doesn't get used up too quickly.

The lantern is made with Early Espresso, Garden Green, Very Vanilla and Vellum card stock. The stand is just a circle box image fromt the Silhouette store that I enlarged and left off the lid, turned it upside down and covered the top with a foil dsp. The band I found a leaf graphic on line brought it into the cameo and printed it on the band before cutting it out. The lanterns are very large just 5" tall so it needed a stand so I could use it as a centerpiece at the table with some silk leave sprinkled about.

Lastly, I made some really cute turkeys. The tutorial for these can be found at www.splitcoaststampers.com. The tutorial there has the template for the turkey head and the designer created cut files for the Cameo but also gave directions for making them with Stampin' Up! tools.

Isn't it just tooo cute? So easy to make too. I used Painted Autumn DSP, with Peak a Boo Peach and Soft Suede card stock. If you are doing this with Stampin' Up! tools the Score Board makes these a snap to make. A little hot glue is needed to put it all together and when you make those rosettes nothing but hot glue or liquid glue will hold them together long term. Snail and tear tape will not hold and your rosettes will come apart after a few days. Trust me I know these things!

So there you have my contribution to the Creative Cirlce Blog Hop. I hope you will leave me a comment and be sure to check out what the others are sharing.

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10/11/2017

Christmas Paperscape Cards

This is one of those Silhouette Cameo only posts. I love Dreaming Tree 3DSvg cuts. The come up with some wonderful projects and these cards are no exception. They are super easy to assemble and are absolutely beautiful. These could easily become heirloom cards that are kept, lovingly stored and brought out year after year to enjoy.

I didn't make any changes other than finding my own cardstock and papers when I made these. There are some optional pieces that can be cut to add more color to parts of the images but I chose not to use them.

For these projects I used Textured Coordinations card stock for the basic white pieces and the colored pieces and then just a variety of various single sided patterned papers that I felt would work with the theme.

I did come back and add a sentiment to each of them after I took the above photo. I used the Silhouette to create a circle 1.75 diameter and then chose various sentiments from the library and set them up to print in black. Then I set them all up as a print and cut and printed them using my laser printer and foiled the sentiments. It's a little hard to tell from the pictures but the silver foil looks really great.

These are the tags I made.

The finished cards measure 10.5 inches tall by 6.5 inches wide when standing. They fold flat for storage and measure 10.5" tall by 8.5" wide when flat. Folding flat makes them easy to store in a cardboard cover so they can be pulled out year after year. There is a place in the back of each card where a color changing tea light or led light can be placed and when they are lit up they are even more beautiful.

I am planning to offer these for sale for $15.00 each. Interested in purchasing one or more? Message me and let me know.

Kate

Posted at 05:43 AM in Silhouette Cameo Cards, Silhouette Cameo Projects | Permalink | Comments (0)

10/09/2017

Paper Pumpkin October November

Something special is happening with Paper Pumpkin for October and November. We are being told that the two kits will be coordinating. What that means exactly we aren't being told but let me tell you I am excited to find out.

To give you more of what you love, during October and November Paper Pumpkin is offering two months of perfectly coordinated Christmas cardmaking and gifting projects. Two matching kits means two months of projects that will meet your holiday crafting needs. I hope you'll consider signing up NOW for this wonderful Paper Pumpkin subscription service.

By subscribing now you will have these kits early enough to have time to make them and use them for your holiday gift giving, card making needs.

I hope you'll consider becoming a Paper Pumpkin subscriber. To take advantage of these coordinating kits you need to subscribe BEFORE October 10th. You can do that by clicking HERE. Please be sure to enter me as your demonstrator so that I know you have subscribed and I can make sure you get the "extras" that I offer all my Paper Pumpkin subscribers.

Thanks and I hope to hear from you!

Kate

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10/07/2017

Paper Pumpkin September 2017 Alternative

The September Paper Pumpkin KIt was really full of wonderful supplies. I absolutely LOVED the 3x3 note cards and those delicate foil leaves were marvelous! The added embossing really stepped up the look too! The pillow boxes were nice but I really didn't have a use for them at this time. I could use them in the future for birthday favors so I saved some of them for that but let me share with you an alternative idea I had.

I decided to use the 3x3 cards to hand out and advertise Paper Pumpkin to see if I could get a few more subscribers and I wanted more of them so here is what I did.

I opened up the pillow box at the seam, laying it flat I cut out a portion of the embossed section 2.75 square. I got two from each pillow box. Then I cut 3x6 Soft Suede card stock and made 3x3 cards and then used the rest of the embellishments to complete the cards.

It's just as lovely as the originals. To make more envelopes I used the Envelope Maker board and the 6x6 Color Theory paper stack. The colors in this stack were perfect for making the envelopes.

Inside each card I placed a small card explaining this thank you was made using products from Paper Pumpkin craft kits, where to go to get more infor and inviting them to subscribe and then my info. These I will pass around to the receptionist at my physical therapy office, my barista, my mail carrier, and whoever else I can. Hopefully this will bring me more subscribers.

Now, as most of you know I am a Silouette Cameo owner and user as well and I wanted to share with you that I just couldn't get enough of those really great foil leaves. So I scanned the leaf and created a Silhouette cut file so I could make as many as I wanted to. I cut them from Silhouette brand printable foil gold that has a sticky back. They cut perfectly on a setting of blade 3, double cut.

I have also recently learned how to use deco foil and so I was able to create more of those cute little tags that have the foil edge simply by creating a tag in the Silhouette that was similar, adding the edge to be foiled, printing it in the laser printer and foiling them. I couldn't tell the difference from the original.

I hope you enjoy this alternative and follow my blog. I offer a variety of 100% Stampin' Up! projects, Silhouette Cameo projects and quite often share how I utilize the Cameo to expand what I can do with Stampin' Up! products.

Kate

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09/30/2017

Paper Pumpkin Stamp Set Happy Birthday Giveaway!

I just have to share the September Paper Pumpkin kit with you! It is so beautiful.

I LOVE Paper Pumpkin! I am a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and I have a room FULL of stamping and paper crafting supplies and stamps and yet, there is something special about receiving that surprise box in the mail each month!

Here is what I love about the Paper Pumpkin Kits:

I love that the kits are complete, everything you need to make what ever project it is.
The kits are perfect for taking to a friends house to make them together
Perfect for sharing with a house bound friend or someone in the nursing home
Perfect for something compact and ready to go when traveling
Perfect to take to the grandkid's home and make something together
A great way to try out new techniques, accessories and products
Expertly designed kits with step by step instructions AND a video tutorial every month (see the tutorials )
Opportunity to purchase past kits and refill kits when you are a subscriber (see them )

Paper Pumpkin Resources:

Click to subscribe for one or more months
Click to see how to set up your Paper Pumpkin account
Click HERE to read more about Paper Pumpkin
Clink to go to the Paper Pumpkin Pinterest page
Each month I connect you to alternative kit ideas so even if you don't think you like the current kit there are lots of ideas of what you can do with the supplies provided.

In October and November the kits will be coordinated and I don't want you to miss out on them. Subscribe BEFORE October 10th in order to take advantage of this. If you have more questions please comment below or .

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09/25/2017

Be Merry Ornament Kit

Have you checked out the Be Merry Kit on page 32 of the Stampin' Up! Holiday Catalog yet? If not you're in for a treat. The kit makes 12 ornaments that measure 4" in diameter and they are really cute. I'm thinking I am going to make enough to do my whole tree with them this year.

I did want to share a couple of changes and additions that I did with my kit. First of all the rosettes have a double stick tape that holds them in a circle. It won't hold long term so I used hot glue to attach the rosettes together.

The other thing is, they are only one sided. Now, there are a couple of ways you can remedy this.

One - you could buy a second kit and use the pieces to create both a front and back.

Two - if you own a few extra tools and a Silhouette Cameo you can make the backs like I did.

Here is what I did.

The backs of the ornaments are plain white. I didn't really want to add glitter although that is an option but I don't like the mess so instead I put some Lemon Lime Twist re-inker for the gree and Real Red re-inker fo the red into a Stampin' Mister and added some rubbing alchohol and spritzed the backs with color.
Next, I used the 1 3/4" circle punch and punched out some green glitter paper (sorry, not SU) and some Red Glimmer paper circles
For the green ornaments I kept the trees that were punched out of the circles and attached them to the green glitter paper with hot glue. Then attached the Gold Foil Snowflake to the ornament and the green glitter piece and that was that.
For the red ornaments I had to create circles with the ornament so I scanned one of them and put it into my Silhouette program and created my own. With sketch pens I outlined the circles and the candy cane and then just cut them out to only 1.5" diameter, a bit smaller than the original cirlce and attached them to the Red Glimmer paper and mounted them with hot glue to the Gold Foil Snowflake and then to the ornament back.

It was fun to do and now my ornaments can look good from both sides.

Hope you like the project.

Kate

Posted at 01:52 PM in 3D Projects, Silhouette Cameo Projects, | Permalink | Comments (0)

09/13/2017

Oh my gosh!!! How many times have you looked through the Stampin' Up! 2017 Holiday catalog and just couldn't believe your eyes? There are so many awesome stamps, bundles and accessories it is really hard to choose which ones you will get.

Well, maybe this blog hop will help. Check out some of the creative ideas Stampin' Up! demonstrators have prepared for you and by the time you're done maybe, just maybe, you'll have a better idea of what you want to order.

Or, if you're like me, you'll still want all of it! BWG

So, I wanted to WOW you and it took me a while to come up with what to do. The first thing I did was check out some of the fun folds that are out there and I came up with one called Double Lever Card. There are many examples, templates and youtube videos on the internet where you can get instructions to cut and make this card. I am not going to give any one person the credit for the fold because who knows who came up with it first. I will share instructions with you too.

Let me show you my first attempt at using the Double Lever Card fold with one of the Christmas bundles from the Stampin' Up! 2017 Holiday Catalog.

Materials List:

Hometown Greetings Edgelits
Night In Bethlehem stamp set for the snow background
Hearts Come Home for the sentiment
So Saffron, Night of Navy, Whisper White, Garden Green card stock
Woodgrain 6x6 designer series paper stack
Night of Navy marker
White Craft ink pad
Snail
Double Sided Adhesive or Xyron
Aleene
Big Shot
Optional Silhouette Cameo electronic cutter

As many of you know I have a Silhouette Cameo electronic cutter so this lever card base can be cut using files in the Silhouette store by Lori Whitlock titled A2 Double Lever Fold Card. She has one with square panels and one with circle panels. This is what I used but I didn't want to leave out those of you who don't have a Sihouette so here are instructions for making the base portion of the card using your Stampin' Trimmer.

Cut three pieces of whatever color cardstock you choose to use, my example is Whisper White, 8.5" x 5.5" and one piece 9" x 5.5"

Place one piece of the 8.5' x 5.5" piece on your trimmer, landscape orientation,
Place left edge of card stock at 7 7/8"
Place blade at 1.25" and cut down to 4.25"
Move left edge of card stock to 4 7/8", place blade at 1.25" and cut down to 4.25"
Lift blade and move the left edge of the card stock to 4.25 and score top to bottom (this is the center fold)
Rotate card stock 180*, still in landscape orientation repeat steps 2-4
Rotate card stock 90* now in portrait orientation place left edge at 4.25", blade at 5/8" and cut down to 3 5/8"
Lift blade and move it to 4 7/8" and cut down to 7 7/8"
Rotate card stock 180*, still in portrait orientation, repeat steps 7-8

Place the 9' x 5.5" piece of card stock on the paper trimmer in landscape orientation left edge at 8.5, score from top to bottom to create a tab
Repeat steps 2 - 5 above
Rotate card stock 180*, still in landscape mode,, tabbed end will be to the left
Place left edge of card stock on 8 3/8", blade at 1.25", cut down to 4.25"
Move left edge of card stock to 5 3/8", blade at 1.25", cut down to 4.25"
Rotate card stock 90*, now in portrait orientation with non-tabbed end at the top of the trimmer platform,
Place left edge of card stock at 4.25, blade at 5/8", cut down to 3 5/8"
Lift blade and place at 4 7/8", cut down to 7 7/8"
Flip card stock over keeping non-tabbed edge at the top of the trimmer and maintaining portrait orientation, repeat steps 7-8

This will produce two rectangular pieces each with two 3" squares cut out and one with a 1/2" tab. Place glue on the 1/2" tab and attach these two pieces together. Click on the image to see it full size.

Base Card Part Two: Make two of these exactly the same using 8.5 x 5.5 card stock

Place card stock landscape orientation onto paper trimmer left edge at 7 7/8", blade at 1.25", cut down to 4.25"
Move left edge of card stock to 6 3/8" and score from top edge down to 1.25, lift score blade and re-position at 4.25" and score to bottom of card
Move left edge of card stock to 4.25 and score from top to bottom this is the center fold
Rotate card stock 180*, keep landscape orientation and repeat steps 1-2
Rotate card stock 90* to portratit orientation, place left edge of card stock at 4.25" , blade at 5/8" , cut down to 2 1/8"
Lift blade and move to 6 3/8", cut down to 7 7/8"
Rotate card stock 180*, still in portrait orientation, place left edge of card stock at 4.25, blade at 5/8", cut down to 2 1/8"
Lift blade and move it to 6 3/8", cut down to 7 7/8"
Repeat Steps 1-8 for second piece, both will be exactly the same

Fold these two pieces on the center score line like a regular card. Fold back the two end sections on the score lines.

Place glue on the portion that is folded back, match the edges to part one piece sliding the "lever" portion through the cut out square portion of part one. This creates your base card.

On to embellishing:

A. Cut 4 (four) 3 x 3" squares of Night of Navy, stamp them with the snow image from Night In Bethlehem stamp set using White Craft ink. Set aside to dry

B. Cut a piece of double sided adhesive 6 x 6 inches, peel off one side and attach a 6x6 piece of Woodgrain designer series paper

C. Using the dies from Hometown Greetings Edgelits cut all three scenes, once cut trim them out so there are 3 separate pieces.

D. Peel off the backing and stick them to So Saffron card stock and fussy cut them out. (Alternative option is to cut the three pieces from the wood grain DSP, then run them through a Xyron to make them sticky backed.) (Alternative 2, if you have a Silhouette Cameo you can scan the images into your Silhouette and cut them out with that. You can also trace the outside edge of each piece and cut out the backing to stick them to.) I did this so that there would be yellow like lights shining from the windows.

E. Die cut a set from Garden Green to get the trees, cut them free and glue them to the wood grain pieces.

F. Color the snow man white using Whisper White Craft ink, I added eyes, mouth and buttons as well as a hat with markers once the white ink was dry.

G. Once the village pieces are ready I laid out the 4 Night of Navy squares and fit them to the squares cutting them off and matching up the edges. I then attached them to scraps of Whisper White to look like snow and attached them to the Night of Navy squares

H. I also stamped the smoke coming from the chimmneys after the houses were attached and used a marker to darken some of the accent sections of the houses.

I. The squares can then be attached to the main card. Line up the edge with the free edge of the "lever" piece

J. To stamp the sentiment I wanted only one word for each section so I inked each word using a marker and stamped it, them cleaned my stamp really well and inked the next word and stamped it and so on till there was a word in each seciton.

You may want to add some other embellishments like I did with this second one using the moon, stars and santa from the Hearts Come Home set with Night of Navy and Daffodil Delight ink.

So there you have it. My WOW (hopefully) project. Certainly not a make n take as it is a bit more time consuming to make but well worth the effort for the end result.

Enjoy! And hop on to the rest of the group to see what they have made.

Kate

Posted at 08:00 PM in 3D Projects, Silhouette Cameo Cards, , Tools & Techniques | |

09/09/2017

Hummingbird Lanterns

I am going to start with a short explanation. I have had a few subscribers leave me and I wanted to explain what you will find on my blog. You will find a little bit of an eclectic collection of projects. I make cards as well as 3D paper crafts, home decor and more. You will find cards made using 100% Stampin' Up! because I am a Stampin' Up! demonstrator. You will find 3D paper crafts that are made using primarily Stampin' Up! materials but sometimes Stampin' Up! just doesn't have what I need for a project so I will incorporate items from other places. If you are looking for a Silhouette Cameo site with exclusively Silhouette projects you won't find that here. But there will be lots of projects shared that I've made using my Cameo. Same with Stampin' Up! . If you are looking for 100% Stampin' Up! and nothing else this blog won't do that for you. BUT, if you're looking for a variety of both then here is where you'll find it. I mix Stampin' Up! and Silhouette Cameo all the time and I love how they work so well together.

Enough of that. Thanks for listening and for sticking with me. Please, if you like what you find here, share my blog with your firends, on facebook and twitter.

Today I have an exclusive Cameo project I am going to share. I like to make centerpieces to brighten the tables at my Soroptimist club meetings and our first meeting of the year is next Tuesday and I needed something fairly quick and easy so I could get it done in time. I found all kinds of cylinder lanterns in the Silhouette library. Nic Squirrel has made quite a few of them and this is one he designed.

It is called "hummingbird lantern" design #145484. As quite often happens I made a slight variation to the design which I will explain.

Aren't these lovely? The color changing flamless tealights really add to the beauty of these little lanterns. They stand about 7" tall and have a diameter of about 3.5". The original design has the paper portion cut out and connected at the bottom strip only to make a cylinder and then a separate piece of vellum made into a cylinder and set inside. I didn't like the way it looked so I created a vellum mat that followed the top of the design. Then after cutting the design from Stampin' Up! card stock I ran the design through my 9" Xyron and attached the paper design directly to the vellum so it all rolls into a cylinder together.

Let me explain how I did this. I opened the design in the software, used the trace option to trace just the outline only. I cut away the side and kept only the top portion I wanted and then I welded it to a rectangle the same size as the original design. It left me with this.

So when I had the design made into a sticker using the Xyron I then attatched it to the vellum. I started at the tip lining up the edges carefully and then laying the rest down from top to bottom. Once that is done I attached a strip of 1/4" wide double sided adhesive to one end rolled it around with the paper on the outside and attached it into a tube.

Hope you like what you see and that you are inspired to get creative with your Silhouette Cameo and Stampin' Up! products they go perfectly together.

Kate

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09/08/2017

Scanning Stamped Images Into Silhouette Cameo

How many times have you looked at a stamp set and wished there was a die to cut out the image? I know I have. Even when there are dies for other items in the set there always seems to be one that you want to die cut but can't

That's where Silhouette Cameo comes to the rescue. If you follow my blog you know that as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I scan in all of the dies, framelits, thinlits etc. into my Silhouette so I can cut them out there when doing multiples to use for a class or workshop or even just for my own personal use.

Well you can do a similar thing with stamped images. For instance, the Painted Harvest stamp set comes as a bundle with a punch for the leaves but the flower doesn't have a die or a punch. If you look around on the internet there are bunches of examples of beautiful cards where the designer has cut out the flower to raise it or layer it on the card. If you're only making one or two it might not be a bother to have to fussy cut out that flower but you don't have to.

With the Silhouette Cameo a cut image can be made that can then be stamped and used for your project. Let me show you how I did this. All images can be seen full size simply by clicking on the image.

Step One: Stamp the image in black ink onto white card stock. I use Basic Black so I get a good crisp image. For this flower it was a little bit tricky because the edges are feathered out a bit so after I stamped it I used the Basic Black marker and outlined the edges to make them smooth.

Step Two: Use your scanner to scan the image as a jpeg

Step Three: Open the scanned image in your Silhouette Cameo program by going to "File" and selecting "Open" . Go to where the file is and select it and it will open in Studio.

Step Four: Select the Trace tool and outline the image to be traced. Once you are here you can adjust the trace tool to trace just the parts of the image you want to. For this application I only want to trace the outer edge.

Step Five: Trace the image, pull away the scanned image and delete it you won't need it any more.

Step Six: Do a close up exam of your image to make sure there aren't any crazy little spikes around the edges that should't be there. If there are use the Edit Points tool tool to clean them up.

Step Seven: Optional- keep in mind that when you trace an image this way it will be the exact size of the image. There will not be a border around it as there is when using an actual die. If you want that border use the Offset Tool to create a slightly larger image.

Now you have an outline to cut out that you can stamp. To do that follow these steps.

Step One: Place the cut out on your work surface. I use a bit of removable adhesive to hold it in place.

Step Two: Use the Stamp a ma Jig to stamp the image onto the cut piece so that you can get the placement just right. The left image is with little to no border the right image has a border all around.

That's it! It takes a bit of time to initially get the image ready to cut but once you do it can be saved in the library for future use.

Here is a card I made using the images one with a border and the other one without.

I hope you enjoyed this post. If you have a Silhouette Cameo I hope you'll give this a try. Let me know what you think, I love to hear from you. And if you're looking for a demonstrator please contact me.

Kate

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Kate's Paper Creations

11/02/2017

Marbled Christmas Card

11/01/2017

Creative Circle Blog Hop - Thankfulness

10/11/2017

Christmas Paperscape Cards

10/09/2017

Paper Pumpkin October November

10/07/2017

Paper Pumpkin September 2017 Alternative

09/30/2017

Paper Pumpkin Stamp Set Happy Birthday Giveaway!

09/25/2017

Be Merry Ornament Kit

09/13/2017

09/09/2017

Hummingbird Lanterns

09/08/2017

Scanning Stamped Images Into Silhouette Cameo

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