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This is the card from my video last Wednesday. It also happened to be the 25th so I did my Christmas card.

This is one of the cards from a recent live video. I copied a sample from the catalog and made it two ways. I can't find the other card but this was the avid crafter version.

I created a sketch for a post and made this card using it. I don't think you can see the strips under the circles as well as I'd like but on a another paper it will look totally different. I used Them Bones 12 x 12" dsp and the Tricks & Treats bundle. The circles were just a punch I had handy.

I think the 6 x 6 pack of designer series paper, All About Autumn, has to be one of my favorite papers of all time! The designs are beautiful and the foil design on the back of each is awesome too! I created this card from a quilt card I say Julie Heitz show on her FB. I didn't quilt it as I hoped it would look pretty masculine this way. I love how it turned out and the stamp a stack ladies were in awe of what they created. The sentiment comes from Layering Leaves.

This set is geared for winter but by changing the colors it can easily make a suitable card for fall too!

I designed this simple Halloween card for one of the stamp a stack cards. It uses the witch hat punch and the net from an older sea life die set. Add in some retired orange and black plaid from the cottage plaid paper pack and you are all set.

The Merry Bold & Bright dsp has some great designs in the 12 x 12" package. They are so bright and colorful and they don't all scream Christmas. I used a couple of them to make this card that I saw on the CardPlay retreat a couple of weeks ago. I had this as one of the cards for the stamp of the month class but also used it for the stamp a stack that takes place at the same time. They could either keep it a conventional card or fold the front back and make it a Z fold.

This card was also for the Merry & Bright class in October. I cased the catalog and changed the background paper and the color of the lights to make it for Halloween instead of Christmas.