More Club Notebooks

Here are more of the notebooks that my club members made.  (See yesterday's post for more details.)

This is Patti's notebook:

These is Jean's notebook:

This is Kim's notebook.  Kim was an out of town guest of Jean and Patti's and so was not at our September meeting.  But I wanted to show you her notebook and make sure she was entered in my club contest!  I am not sure why these photos are rotated!  I tried to fix it - but had no luck.  Not sure if it is because the  photos were emailed to me........hope you don't mind just tilting your head!

Thanks for stopping by and check back tomorrow for the last set of notebooks!

Kathy

Club Notebooks

I always like to keep my club members stamping in between our monthly meetings.  At our August stamp club meetings we made quick and easy notebooks to hold a small legal pad.  You can see my super plain undecorated one by CLICKING HERE.  I challenged my club members to decorate their notebooks and bring them to our September club meeting.  I was impressed with the results and I am sure you will be, too!

 This is Diane's notebook (outside and inside.)

This is Nancy F's notebook:

This is Connie's notebook:

(Do you see my  name at the top of Connie's Christmas Card list?!)


And this is Lisa's notebook:

Thanks for stopping by.  Come back tomorrow to see more of my club members' notebooks!

Kathy

Truly Grateful

 This was the third project we made at my September stamp club meetings.  It is a notecard made using the stamp set, Truly Grateful.  I won this set at the Stampin' Up! convention this summer.  It is available to order from the current Holiday Catalog.  It is perfect set for making Autumn or Thanksgiving cards. I always encourage my club members to make the card their own, and below is the same card with a few changes.

I think this was Ellen's card.  She put the linen thread on the stamped image and changed how the banner was punched.  We used Stampin' Up!'s notecards as the base for these cards.  They are a great value: 20 Whisper White cards with envelopes for only $5.95.  Can you see the wood grain texture on the Chocolate Chip cardstock?  That was made using the Woodgrain Embossing Folder and the Big Shot.   My club members had a chance to use the new Envelope Liners Framelits Dies to line the envelopes using Sweater Weather Designer Series Paper.  I don't have a photo.......but it sure added a WOW factor to the card.

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Kathy

Cupcake Throne

This was the second project we made at my September Stamp club meetings.  I stayed with the cupcake theme and made a little cupcake holder. Hopefully you will be able to imagine a cute cup cake sitting on this throne!  I made a few adjustments to a tutorial on Jan Tink's blog so that we could make these "thrones" using just one single sheet of 8 1/2 x 11" card stock.

Stampin' Up! Supplies:

Gumball Green, Raspberry Ripple, Whisper Whiter card stock, Birthday Basics Designer Series Paper. Raspberry Ripple ink,  2 1/2" circle punch, scallop oval punch, Designer Label punch, Bring On The Cake stamp set.

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Thanks for stopping by!

Kathy

Cupcake Card

 This was the first project we made at my September stamp club meetings.  I have been wanting to make this card ever since I received one similar to it for my birthday from my Convention roommate, Dawn.  You can see her card BY CLICKING HERE.  This card uses the current In Colors Pistachio Pudding, Crisp Cantaloupe, and Baked Brown Sugar..... LOVE THEM!!!!  Below is what you see when you open the card:

It looks like the cupcakes are floating!  Super Duper Cute!  Everyone loved this card, and except for a lot of punching, this card is fairly easy to make!  CONTACT ME if you would like to make this card with your friends at a private class!

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Thanks for stopping by!

Kathy