Exciting Anouncement!

It was just announced yesterday that Stampin' Up! has added a half-day seminar in Wichita, KS!! So, if you are thinking or even curious about becoming a demonstrator and can get to Wichita on October 9 or 10, let me know. I will be happy to email you details. We are allowed to register guests if there is room available.

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Sign up for guests begins September 1.

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This will be a fun event. I am so excited not to have a long drive this year! And I would love to have you go with me!!

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Tasha

My Favorite Colors

Today you can see one of the cards we are making at Cards of the Month Club today. Though mainly blue, this birthday card is perfect for sending to a woman or man.

The combination of old olive, bashful blue, and cameo coral is one of my all-time favorites! A touch of apricot appeal ribbon keeps it from being too matchy-matchy.

• stamp set used is Party Hearty #111532
• pattern paper is bashful blue designer series patterns #112151, there are 12 double-sided sheets with 12 total patterns for only $9.95!
• the 1/2" circle punch #104390 creates the circle centers which are mounted on die cut flowers from the Birds and Blooms sizzlet pack
• the scallop circle punch #109043 is what I used for the cameo coral circle peeking out from behind the white curve (which I believe was traced from a flower pot while we were on vacation)

You can still take part in this month's selection by mail if you sign up by Aug. 8.

Have a great day!

Tasha

PS I'll be back later with an exciting anouncement!

Time To Stamp

If you have heard about Hostess clubs and wondered what that is. Or if you already know and want to join one, I have some exciting news!

Check your calendar for August 20 or August 22 (if you prefer the morning). We are going to have a trial run, a test drive of sorts.

And you are invited!!

Yes, you can be a virtual member and receive the same benefits and projects through the mail!

Details will be coming out in the newsletter next week. In case you don't already receive it, you can sign up for my monthly newsletter in the upper left hand corner of the blog.

Have a great day!

Tasha

The Winds of Change

The weather has been just a touch cooler here, with some showers. Downright weird, actually. But the cooler temperatures have me feeling like fall and today's card idea shows it.

I just love this Autumn Days stamp set! And guess what? If you are married lady stamper, there's a good chance your husband will like the set, too, so that's always a bonus! Mine thought it was neat enough that he didn't even mention the fact that I colored the pheasant pretty instead of realistic!

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The new in colors work great for fall. In this card I used soft suede, crushed curry, and dusty durango. The almost gray color is mellow moss. The pheasant is colored with creamy caramel, close to cocoa, ruby red and taken with teal.

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Ready to order some fall stamps? You can place an order directly through my Stampin' Up! website.

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Have a great day thanks for visiting!

Tasha

All Good Things...

...must come to an end. And Deal of the Week is no exception. I hope you were able to pick up a few Stampin' Up! bargains this month of July!

This last week, the sale item is the Heart to Heart Punch for $10.99 (more than 30% off).
The two cards above were part of February's Cards of the Month Club and used the Heart to Heart Punch along with the coordinating Love You Much stamp set.

But you can also use those hearts for non-heart applications. The small one makes a great animal nose and you can see a couple other uses by the "Punch Queen" Mercedes Weber shown below.


As always, you can order this punch directly by clicking here for my business site.

Or you can email me if you need assistance.

Thanks for stopping by!

Tasha

• August Cards of the Month is this Friday! You can still sign up by emailing me or through the link at Cards of the Month Club.
  
  
  

The Card That Took All Day!

Bet you're thinking this is going to be the most intricate, technique-heavy, layered-up card I have ever shared. But, nope, it's pretty much my normal style.

I started by checking mojo monday at 8am and am just now finishing up at 3pm. And truth be told, the card took about 15-20 minutes if you add up all the times I actually went down there to work on it--one minute at a time!!

Since I still had the Animal Stories stamp set out from Saturday's card, I plucked the whale out and started from there.

• colors: ruby red, bashful blue, whisper white, ballet blue


• pattern paper is Stampin' Up!s designer series patterns in bashful blue


• to emulate waves, I used the scallop edge punch along the bottom of the upper piece of pattern paper and layered a strip of bashful blue behind


• the banner pulled by the whale is made with the new Modern Label punch and then I trimmed off one end with the Tag Corner punch


• hemp twine is the "rope"


• to insert the large grommets, I punched a hole with the 1/2" circle punch and then used the bone folder to lay down the tabs

I hope this gives you an idea of something you would like to make! Thanks so much for stopping by.

Tasha

Christmas Trends 2009

In case you care what the experts are projecting the trends to be for this holiday season.

Christmas Trends 2009

an exerpt from Professional Crafters.com

click here to read the entire article

COLORS

Purple and White

In 2009, Christmas tree decoration will take its inspiration from fashion. The tree will be decorated with baubles in every shade of purple. In conjunction with grey, which already gave black a run for its money last year, the tree decorations, candles and decorations will be sophisticated and yet subtle. As an alternative, the trends will continue to be based on white, combined with shades of cream, beige or brown.

Style
Traditional and Bold and Bright

Traditional, quality Christmas baubles will decorate the tree, together with glittering wire stars, glass icicles and little birds.
There will also be an element of kitsch to the 2009 festive season: Christmas trees with brightly-colored baubles, garish plastic trees and disco balls in all sizes will add up to a funky Christmas. Inspired by Glam Rock, there are red and black candles with sparkly skulls, roses and silver ornaments.

Edibles

In 2009, the range of sweet temptations is set to increase. As well as festive treats based on chocolate, espresso and coffee, there are biscuits and gingerbread hearts as tree decorations. Connoisseurs can also decorate the tree with their favorite treats. There are Gouda, blue cheese and Camembert options. There are even little bottles of wine or whisky.

Neutral Decor

In general, there is a trend towards quality neutral decorative items which can be decorated for different festive occasions. Individual pieces give the relevant occasion a Christmassy, summery or glamorous feel and the eye-catching food-related decorations which already featured on 2008 Christmas trees reflect this trend. The manufacturers of Christmas tree decoration are also designing their collections so that they can be used after the Christmas period as decorations for other occasions or events throughout the year.

Retro Meets Modern

When it comes to decorations, the old times are back in a modern guise. Christmas baubles with fairy tale figures and sayings bring back childhood memories. Christmas decoration gets a whole new inner life: delicate Christmas figures can be found inside glass baubles, music boxes and retro radios. You can even get Russian dolls which have another of their little sisters inside. To go with these, the manufacturers are offering homewares made of hammered silver and antique ironwares, plus rustic candles with a salt look. Designers are playing with the traditional and the modern. What happens when Erzgebirgische Volkskunst® meets modern design can be seen in the purist figures of smokers and angels in gold, red, white and green.

The Green Scene

Eco-friendly products. Re-used, re-cycled, re-purposed. But if you re-gift, remember to re-gift tag!

Patterns, Shapes, and Textures

Crushed-mirror mosaics, disco balls, glitter, snowflakes, snow texture, metallic.

Folk Art / Primitive / Country

Handcrafted, or the look of handcrafted, is still trendy for 2009.

Nautical

The nautical style has sailed into all categories of gift and home decor, and has weighed anchor for holiday 2009.

Memory

From scrapbooking to journaling, memory quilts, memory candles and pillows, frames, plates, ornaments, jewelry and holiday cards - look for the "memory" theme to continue as a strong holiday component.

Personalized

Personalization and customization will continue to be hot in 2009. Budget-minded consumers shopping for something special will take advantage of this trend. Personalized products have continued to sell well during this down economy.

Signs

From wearables to tabletop, the message is clear - and the signs are still everywhere.
Cute sayings, touching sentiments, funny comments.
Words used as design elements.
Handmade, or made to look that way.
Embroidered on pillows and towels, vinyl lettering on walls, painted on wood, walls, glass and planters, etched, routed, stenciled, stamped, needlepointed ... you name it, it's still out there.

Vintage

The aged look of antiques and vintage postcards is still with us for 2009. Bethany Lowe Designs features vintage style glass and glitter. Silver mercury glass and glitter-encrusted pressed paper. Wreaths, sailboats, Santas, teddys, glass trees and more.

Greeting Cards

Plantable or "seeded" greeting cards.
Recycled - greeting cards made from recycled products.

Christmas is the largest card-sending holiday in the United States - approximately 2.1 billion cards are sent annually. According to the Greeting Card Association, "handcrafted and intricately decorated greeting cards continue to capture the imagination and buying habits of consumers who want to give sophisticated cards that are both upscale and unusual."

"In stark contrast to the digital-age features of many greeting cards, these unusual cards demonstrate painstaking attention to detail and stand-out artistry. They frequently feature designs incorporating bits of fabric, ribbon, beads, or even tiny origami-like paper decorations that are attached to the card by hand. Elaborately crafted pop-up and paper sculpture cards also fall into this special combination of card, artwork, and gift."

"A similar appreciation of tactile artistry and upscale design can be seen in the growing trend toward incorporating textured papers and special printing methods to create cards with a distinctively luxurious look and feel. Cards featuring letterpress printing, embossing, and a sophisticated use of flocking are at the leading edge of this trend."

-excerpt from Professional Crafters.com Christmas Trends 2009

Glad to know that what I enjoy doing is part of the trend for 2009!!

Thanks for stopping by and have a great week!

Tasha

Unscripted Owls

Since it's Saturday, I hurried over to unscripted to see what the girls had cookin' this week #16. Not wanting to bother my neighbor/friend/upline (who has practically all the nestabilities) first thing in the morning, I went with a different shape for the main image.
Have you ever seen an owl in person? Not in a zoo but outside? These little owls are so cute! They must be designed after little barn owls or those tiny little burrowing owls. Because great horned owls like we see around here are creepy. Their call is ominous, their outline is sobering, and to have one fly over can make you understand why so many stories have been written about them!

• To put this card together, I reached for the Animal Stories stamp set because I like this little owl! I inked it in soft suede and stamped on the pattern paper and whisper white.
• All the pattern paper is from Stampin' Up!'s new Tall Tales designer series paper pack.
• Soft suede is the color I chose to add a little emphasis behind all the pattern paper. It looks rather green in the pictures, but it is indeed a brown color.
• A little paper piercing adds some edge detail. I seriously considered sewing around the edge of the card, but we have company coming and I didn't want to take the time to get my machine out and mess around!
  

Well, that's my card! I hope you have some time to create today. I would love to hear what you think about owls, so leave a comment if you have a minute!

Thanks for stopping by.

Tasha

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Happy NTD

As my dear husband informed me this afternoon, today is National Tequila Day! So I will share with you a little project I made for a friend to celebrate her new job (after being at home for 6 years it was a BIG deal).

I have shown you a similar card done in pink. But, as you'll see in the picture below, the packages I included had orange writing so I made the card in apricot appeal. For the clutch, I just measure around the packets that were going inside.
The designer series paper patterns are a great way to get a coordinated look quickly.

And here's the inside of the clutch.


I just love the new bermuda bay with apricot appeal. Such a tropical color combination.

• stamp set is Cheers To You
• markers and aquapainters were used for the coloring
• a mini-library clip add a touch of interest on the pocket
• the drink mixes I found at Aldi (and they're good!)

Have a great weekend and thanks for stopping by!

Tasha

• watch for Unscripted Sketches tomorrow...

Are You A Fan Yet?

Just a quick post to let you know that in August I am doing a giveaway on my Facebook page. I will release the details there on Friday, July 24. So, if you not a fan yet, it's a good time to join!


Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!
Tasha

A Sketch Two Ways

This sketch is simply wonderful. There are many ways it could be used, but of course I chose the quick and simple route! This first one is a card for a teenage boy that we know. He was in the paper for playing the Star Spangled Banner before a parade.

The stamp sets are the new Jumble alphabet, Just Jawing, and an old background called Basic Backgrounds. Colors are bravo burgundy, whisper white, and summer sun.

Now, don't fall off your chair...the second project is a s-c-r-a-p-b-o-o-k page. I know, I haven't been getting many of these done lately but this layout just screamed scrapbook to me!

As you can see, it lends itself quite nicely to a scrapbook page.

All I used for this one is almost amethyst, so saffron, and teaparty designer series paper. A little paper piercing on the left side adds interest. I used the edge of a topnote as a guide.

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!

Tasha

Deal of the Week

Our Styled Vanilla Hodgepodge Hardware adds class to any project. Get them for just $18.99 (over 30% off the regular price of $29.95)—only July 20-26!

Please note that silver is shown in the picture, but the Styled Vanilla #112454 is the only set discounted. What a bargain! You can order them by clicking SHOP NOW at my Stampin' Up! site.

The kit pieces are show below:

Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!

Tasha

Floral Mojo

This morning I attempted to get my mojo fix early only to have the power go out. So I had to wait till I got back from my 500+ mile drive! If you want to check out the sketch you can visit http://www.mojomonday.com/. Usually when I see a square sketch I think bigger, but this one struck me as a love note card size.

The centerpiece is the sizzlet die Flower Blossom cut in bermuda bay, attached to whisper white and trimmed with scissors. I just love that loose and loopy flower style. A large rhinestone brad finished it off nicely.

Background strips are whisper white stamped with a flower from Easter Blooms. I used the Bermuda Bay ink and stamped twice before re-inking. Polka-dot ribbon in melon mambo is the final touch.

A simple, quick card that would tuck nicely in a gift with it's finished size of 3"x3". And yes, Stampin Up! does have a coordinating size envelope called the Mini Square (#107309) in case you're like me and won't make a card unless it is the right size for an envelope!

Thanks for stopping by today!

Tasha

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Sneaky Unscripted!

Those unscripted girls are at it again--I just love Saturday. Sketch #15 is not up on the official blog but I "ran" around to the design team members blogs this morning till I found it!I copied it for you at the end of the post.

This is a great versatile sketch. Here's how I made the card above:

• the base is a basic A2 size, 4-1/4"x5-1/2" whisper white
• for the bottom layer, I cut glorious green to 4"x5-1/4" and stamped it with the leaf from Best Wishes and More (a must-have stamp set #111602) inked in gable green
• the flowers are also from Best Wishes and More stamped in 2 of the new In Colors: melon mambo and crushed curry, punched with the 1-1/4" square
• the greeting is from the stamp set Kind and Caring Thoughts which is another must-have (but you have to earn this as a hostess), it's stamped in melon mambo and punched with the wide oval, then I trimmed off the top and bottom
• best part is that fun new polka-dot ribbon--I love it! Lucky me, as a demonstrator I got it in every color!

If you would like to get our stamping/scrapbooking supplies at a discount (or even free) you may want to become a demonstrator. We enjoy discounts, free supplies, and the opportunity to earn a little (or a lot of) cash plus trips and more. If you have questions or are just ready to go, email me. I would love to help you get started. **Guess what? There is a special right now where you can become a demonstrator and get all your business supplies for $85!!

Now for the sketch:

If you have a blog and you post your creation, leave a comment. I will gladly come check it out!

Thanks for stopping by and have a great Saturday!

Tasha

Christmas In July Again

Today the limited supplies challenge over at splitcoaststampers is a blast from the past. You are challenged to use your school colors from days gone by or your wedding colors. Since my school colors were red and white with black as needed, I knew this would lend itself to a Christmas card.

This quick and simple card uses a technique I have been wanting to try. Before embossing the cardstock, I actually pressed my craft white pad all over the Texturz embossing plate. That way the background part looks sponged white while the raised part is still real red. Tip: after placing your cardstock on the inked up plate, lay a bigger piece of typing paper over the top to keep the ink from getting on everything.

supplies used:

• cardstock--real red, whisper white, basic black
• ink--craft white, real red
• Texturz plate from Stampin' Up! backgrounds 1 (#114512)
• Christmas Punches stamp set (hostess appreciation set)--LOVE it!
• punches--1-1/4" square, scallop edge
• whisper white taffeta ribbon (#109070)

Ready to host a workshop and earn free stamps? You can email me and I will be happy to get you on the calendar in August or September!

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day! Tasha

• unscripted tomorrow!
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August Cards of the Month Club

Yes, I know you've been waiting... so here are the cards for August's Cards of the Month. I am struggling with the page where I normally post this. So, right now, this is the only place you can sign up.

This month the local club will be on July 31.


Local Club 1:30pm

Local Club, 7:00pm

Online Club: supplies will ship directly to your door on the 25th of each month or 2 days after signup (if after the 25th). Kit includes all the pre-cut cardstock, designer paper, embellishments and envelopes to complete the cards according to the tutorial. You may also purchase the stamp set used and other supplies listed or just use your own!


Club by Mail

To complete the cards at home as shown, you will need the following supplies:

• Party Hearty stamp set, Celebration wheel
• ink: melon mambo, crushed curry, dusty durango, bashful blue, cameo coral, old olive, certainly celery
• paper piercing tool/mat
• Stampin' sponges
• adhesive

click here to order supplies

I hope you like the cards! Thanks for stopping by and have a great day.

Tasha

Glad To Be Home...I Think

Well, some of us made it back late this afternoon. Hard to believe I was on the eastern edge of Iowa yesterday and southcentral KS today. Pretty proud of this picture that I managed to snap. As I was driving into Davenport, I saw that neat sign and had to extract the camera from it's case in my purse, get my window down, take the picture with my left hand while praying I didn't drop the camera--and not crash!

The weather was beautiful while we were there. We watched the thermometer on the van today and it was below 70-degrees all the way till we hit Kansas City. And when we turned off the highway to head to our neighborhood, this is what we saw!!

Maybe I'm not ready to be home.

Back tomorrow with the August Cards of the Month. Thanks for stopping by!

Tasha

Making a Difference

Each year Stampin' Up! designs an exclusive stamp set to help raise money for Ronald McDonald House Charities. This year the set is called Very Thankful.

The set price is $14.95. When you purchase this set $2 goes to Ronald McDonald House Charities. Through the purchase of the sets Stampin' Up! has contributed nearly $800,000 to date!

You can purchase the Very Thankful stamp set (115338) from my business site.

Or by emailing me.

Just a reminder that I am on a short vacation and may not be able to reply to emails until Tuesday, July 14.

Thanks for stopping by! Tasha

Just a Little Peek!

It's that time again. Our August Cards of the Month Club will take place on July 31. As usual sign-up for the local club and the club by mail will start on the 15th. In the meantime, here's a little peek of one of the cards...

Yep, there are some things this month that are retired...SO... the only way to get them is from someone who saved a few or be a part of COTM this month!

Have a great day! Tasha

• you can still get in on the ribbon and pattern paper samplers, through July 15
• click here to order supplies

We're All Abuzz

Today I have a quick post with my mojomonday creation. Um, yes, I realize it is Thursday. If you have a chance to play along this week there is a prize!
This is my first use of Rich Razzleberry, on of the new In Colors, and I love it! That lighter color is pale plum (not a favorite of mine) and it looks fabulous paired with the razzleberry. Once I saw those colors together, I knew I didn't want to add anything but white. So here's how it went together:

• the dove and message are from Special Blessings, both stamped in Rich Razzleberry on whisper white
• the narrow printed strip is actually the dove stamped repeatedly in pale plum then trimmed into shape
• white craft ink and the branch stamp from Strength and Refuge make up the larger pattern paper
• running the pale plum background through the Big Shot with a texturz plate gives a subtle backdrop
• a single flower from the 3-flower punch with a rhinestone brad center make a perfect accessory
• the card base is Rich Razzleberry in a standard A2 size (4-1/4"x5-1/2")
  

But the card is not what has my family buzzing. We are headed out of town for a long weekend and then my boys will go on to spend the week with Grandma and Grandpa. So if you have a bad moment anytime in the next few days, just remember you could be with my family in a mini-van that will log about 1700 miles in the next 10 days!

There may be a couple days when my email replies are slower. But all-in-all there should not be a big difference. I just hope our yard, garden, and pets hold on while we are gone because it is supposed to be 100-degrees (or more)!

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day! Tasha

Wacky Wednesday

Today is wacky because there are two Wednesday sketch ideas for you. My schedule is just wacky all the time this summer! When I stopped by splitcoaststampers last night to see if the sketch was up early, I spied last week's sketch. And it's pretty cool. So I made that one too!
For today's challenge, sc236, I used the Animal Stories elephant as the centerpiece. She is stamped in Melon Mambo and backed with a MM background. The pattern paper layers are part of the Tall Tales designer series paper pack--a neat group of patterns! Adding a petite get well message on the old olive cardstock was the perfect touch. The Teeny Tiny Wishes set has a perfect greeting for nearly every card-giving occasion.

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Now the sketch I couldn't pass up is sc235. Circles are fun and with the Stampin' Up! punches, this card went together in a snap. (If you don't already have various sizes of punches I recommend the new tool Circle Scissors because then you can cut LOTS of sizes for less than purchasing 1-1/2 punches).

Party Hearty is the set I chose to get this card started. The base is whisper white folded to 5-1/4" square. Melon Mambo is stamped with the candle in versa-mark for the background. The party hats were stamped on whisper white in rich razzleberry, melon mambo, tempting turqoise, green galore, and then punched randomly. The center circle was stamped in tempting turqoise and rich razzleberry, cut and pieced together. The melon mambo package, glued right in the center makes a nice accent. Using stampin' dimensionals to adhere the center medallion helps it to fit in the smaller space.

Thanks for stopping by today! Tasha

• It's almost time for the sneak peek of August Cards of the Month Club! Be sure to stop by on the 10th to check it out!
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Animal Fun

Today you can see a sample from the Open House made with the new Animal Stories stamp set. I can't take credit for the idea because I saw it online somewhere, but isn't it cute?

A very simple and quick project! This is the way I made it:

• cut a piece of melon mamba cardstock in 1/2 lengthwise (so it's 11"x4-1/4")
• score at 5" and 6", fold on score lines
• hold top together and punch two holes for ribbon about 1/2" down from the top
• cut a piece or Tall Tales (115678) designer series paper 4"x4", glue to front
• use the coluzzle with oval template to cut a window in the front
• add a piece of sticky strip inside the back, stick sandwich bag with animal crackers to it
• tie shut with ribbon, sample is 5/8" grosgrain in so saffron
• punch a melon mambo piece with the new Modern Label punch (116630)
• stamp sentiment from Teeny Tiny Wishes (115370) onto white cardstock, punch out with word window, glue onto melon mambo piece
• attach label with sticky strip

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!

Tasha

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Open House Specials

Welcome! I have a couple specials tonight to celebrate my New Catalog Kick-Off Open House. These are good until midnight cst.

1. Free shipping on any order placed directly through my business site. The way it will work is that I will actually send you a check for the shipping amount. You will receive it by the time you receive your order!
2. In Colors Combo Pack

• all 6 In Colors markers
• 1 yard of all 6 polka-dot ribbons
• 1 set of 8-1/2x11" cardstock (3 of each color)
• 1 set of 8-1/2x11" textured cardstock (3 of each color)

Cost for this entire set, shipped directly to your door is $38. To purchase all seperately would be over $69! Great way to try out all the colors!

In Colors Combo

Thanks for stopping by! If you need a catalog, email me, mine arrive tomorrow!

Also, if you didn't see the Ribbon and Cardstock Samplers, scroll to today's earlier post.

Tasha

**News Flash** In case you haven't checked, the Deal of the Week is the Big Shot Doctor's Bag. So if you are lucky enough to own a Big Shot, but held off from getting the bag you are in luck! The bag is $49.99!! (If you order it through my website tonight you can combine that with the free shipping--wowza!)

Introducing Sampler Packs

As the catalogs start arriving, you will probably getting a really long wish list! With so many new designer papers and scrumptious ribbons how does one decide? So to keep your pocketbook intact I have devised a few sampler packs. You get a lot of different product for a reasonable price--can't beat that! But they are only available until July 15.

(U.S. customers only)

Designer Series Paper Samplers

I have grouped together 4 styles of the designer series paper in each pack. Each sampler has generous 12"x6" pages to use for scrapbooking, card-making, or 3-d projects. You will receive 1 of each design, 24 pages in all. The cost of $13 includes shipping right to your door.

Paper Sampler A

Autumn Traditions
Cast a Spell
Tall Tales
Kaleidescope

Paper Sampler B

Thoroughly Modern
Razzleberry Lemonade
Flock Together
Cottage Wall

Originals Ribbon Sampler

You will receive 1 yard each of all 9 styles included in Orchard, Masterpiece, and Elementary. The cost of $13 includes shipping right to your door!

Big Ribbon Sampler

You will receive a generous 2-yard sample of the larger ribbons listed below. That's 10 yards total for a cost of $12 which includes shipping right to your door!

1-1/4" Striped Grosgrain in old olive and chocolate chip

1" Double-Stitched Grosgrain in bashful blue and rose red

3/4" Polka-Dot Grosgrain in real red

Choose Your Sampler

Designer Paper Group A $13.00Designer Paper Group B $13.00Originals Ribbon $13.00Big Ribbon $12.00

If you have any questions, email me before ordering.

Have a great day! Tasha