Pokémon Assorted Lot of 50 Single Cards [Any Series]\n\n50 Random Pokémon Cards from any series. Commons and Uncommon cards with little to no duplicates in each lot. Perfect for all ages, especially those starting their collections or looking to fill in sets.

If you don't see the video embedded above, click on this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-flMlK_6Gg&eurl=http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=8327644623001332335&feature=player_embedded This card was the first major project that I did with the Craft Robo and remains my all-time favorite. It was originally created as an invitation to a home-brew party at our house. I was still learning how the Craft Robo worked and, consequently, I think it's not an exaggeration to say that I spent more than 50 or 60 hours toiling over the thing, tweaking it til I thought it was perfect. In the end, I was so pleased with how it turned out that I probably invited dozens of people extra than we normally would have to a casual summer event (resulting in an enormous crush -- great fun, but a bit crowded). While the mechanism that it uses (a simple brad) is widely used, I've never seen it used in this kind of way, to lift an arm and, at the same time, change the text spoken in a speech bubble. I adapted the basic invitation into a happy birthday card. What I've never understood is how poorly it has sold on etsy. It's only in the last few weeks that I even sold a single one (now I've sold THREE! And gotten some good feedback: "Quality workmanship and adorable." and "Very good birthday card for guys"). Anyway, I wondered if the problem was the photos, so yesterday, Tad helped me take cleaner ones, in the light tent, with a white background (maybe the greenery that I had as a background made it difficult to tell what was going on?). I also will link to the video from the etsy listing so that people can see how it works. Hopefully that will help!

This listing is for the 5 pictured sympathy cards and 5 white envelopes. Card Size: Standard A2; 4.25" x 5.5." Card Base: White Neenah 110 lb. Cardstock. I used a paper trimmer, scoring board and bone folder to create each folded card base. Card Front: I placed the front of each card inside an embossing folder and hand cranked it through my embossing machine. I stamped the sentiments in Starry Sky ink and die cut them. They are adhered with thin foam dimensionals. Inside: Blank; white cardstock base. The back of the cards are blank. Cards/envelopes will come enclosed in a clear protective cello sleeve.

When you are a Stampin Up! Demonstrator you get a magazine in the mail every other month called Stampin Success. This magazine is full of ideas and techniques to make different things such as card…

Hello and Welcome! I hope you are all well today and enjoyed the Memorial Day Holiday Weekend… I’m back today to share an elegant birthday card that I created using the new 3D Elegant T…

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Hi Crafty Friends, Welcome to our June Karen Burniston Designer Challenge. Check out Karen Burniston's blog on Wednesday (US Time) when you will be able to see what all the designers created for the challenge this month, plus Karen will have an amazing video tutorial to share with us all. Our challenge theme this month is ... "MINI SLIMLINE" - create a card in a mini-slimline size of 3.5" x 6". Being a lover of Slimline and Mini Slimline cards, this challenge was right up my alley! Of course being a Karen Burniston challenge, I wanted to include some form of pop-up inside of the card. Many of Karen's dies will work inside of a Mini Slimline. Until recently one thing that wouldn't work was the ball dies, specifically the Surprise and Bitty Ball dies. However with the release of the Mini Ball last month we can now include those in slimline cards if you wish. I turned the mini ball into a birthday cake, at 3 1/2 inches wide you need to be careful what "extra" pieces you add to then mini ball for it to fit inside the card. I was able to do a monkey last month inside a 4 inch slimline card. For the layers of my card, both on the inside and front I used the new Short Rectangles - Crosshatch die set, using the largest rectangle included in the set to die cut my panels. I also used the Long Flap and Closure die set to create the flap to my card which helps to keep the card closed. To decorate my "cake" I added a ribbon trim using one of the border dies included in the Border Blends Trims die set. The candle and presents are all from the Big Birthday Charms die set. On the back panel I added the birthday sentiment using the Happy Birthday & Happy Birthday Shadow die sets. The Happy Birthday was die cut using pink glitter paper. To decorate the front of the card, I added four presents using dies from the Big Birthday Charms die set. I also used the Mini Alphabet die set to create the HB2U on the flap.

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Another fun card to make. I'll definitely be making this one again! I used a 1 inch circle punch to curve the end of the xylophone "keys." This card is a CAS of one I saw on etsy Card Stock: Whisper White, real red, pacific point, elegant eggplant, yellow (retired), green (retired) Stamps: Something to celebrate (retired) Ink: Basic Black Tools: 1 inch circle punch Accessories: Vintage brads, dimentionals Click here to order your own Stampin' Up! supplies any time!

Hi everyone! Gee Wiz! It has been a very long time since I've posted on my blog. Time goes by so quickly. Today I made a card for a challenge set by my friend Kylie Bertucci, based on her husband Bruno's Scrappy Strip Technique. Here is my card I created. I am so happy with how it turned out! In making the strips for this technique, I have actually made 6 card fronts which I'll be turning into cards very soon. Firstly, I stamped a different leaf image on a different coloured cardstock (I did 5 different stamps and colours) with versa mark ink and clear embossed them using clear embossing powder and my heat tool. I used 5 x 14.9cm x 10.5cm pieces of cardstock (half an A4). Then I cut each panel into strips and arranged the strips on a blank piece of Whisper White cardstock, which measures 14.4cm x 10cm. Bruno has a video that he shows this technique in action. I'll link that HERE. I ended up trimming that down to 13.9cm x 9.5cm and matted that on another piece of whisper white 14.9cm x 10cm. This then was adhered onto a top folding card base. To finish my card, I cut some leaves from the co-ordinating die set in vellum cardstock and tucked them behind my sentiment. The sentiment was then stamped and die cut from the Stitched Shapes die set. I used a few basic rhinestones to bling it up a bit. Supplies: Stamps: Forever Fern, Peaceful Moments Dies: Forever Flourishing, Stitched Shapes Cardstock: Whisper White, Just Jade, Pear Pizzazz, Garden Green, Granny Apple Green, Shaded Spruce, Vellum Ink: Versamark, Memento Black ink Other Basics: Adhesive (I used Tombo liquid glue and Tear n tape), Paper trimmer, Paper snips, Die cutting machine, Heat tool and Basic rhinestones. If you don't have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and would like to purchase any of the above supplies, please contact me and I'd be happy to help you! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to leave me a comment! Til next time, Nicole.

Ingredients Vagabond2 Die Cutting Machine Karen Burniston Mini Ball Pop Up Die Echo Park Cardstock Sharing with: Monday - Simon Says Red, White and/or Blue 1/5 #235 Friday - Creative Fingers - AG 2/3 #43 Paper Funday AG with Optional at the beach 6/6 July Crafting Happiness JFF UE July CHN Patterned paper UE

It's time again for the Karen Burniston Designer Challenge -- the first one of 2020. This month's challenge is getting ready for Valentine...

A super easy savoury muffins recipe made with ham, corn, cheese and chives... perfect for lunch boxes, as a side to a bowl of soup, or on their own, warm and buttered!

Learn to make pop up flower bouquet cards for Mother's day or any special occasion. Print then cut the free templates to DIY your own pop up flower cards.

I whipped up this card today for my Aunt Linda who had knee surgery a couple of weeks ago. She's doing so well she's already home and ahead of schedule for her therapy. Recipe: SVG Cutting Files - Classic Label Card Base PPBN Designs - Operation Game (Paid Membership Group) Jaded Blossom - Get Well Soon Stamp Set, Label Dies, Candy Wrap Dies, Sweet Travels Stamps Set Digital Patterned Paper - Trish Yokum Designs - Etsy "Doctor's Appointment"

Hello and Welcome! It's Designer Challenge time once again and this months theme is Wedding or Baby! For my card, I used the Surprise Cube Pop-Up to create baby blocks. For this card, I started with a card base of 5 x 10 3/4. I created a 1/4 in folding point in the center to make room for the blocks. I added the flap using the Flap & Closure die set and made the "buttons" on the flap and front along with bakers twine to create a closure for the card. I added patterned paper I had from a baby themed patterned paper pack. For the blocks, I used 80lb smooth white cardstock and added blue and white to each block. I used the Alphabet dies to cut out the word baby in a sparkly blue cardstock. I also added some baby themed die cuts to the other sides of the blocks using the Baby Charms die set. I had a star shaped die set and cut several different sizes of stars out in different colors of blue cardstock that I had in my scraps. I die cut one big star and used Honey Bee Stamps Inside: Welcome Baby Sentiments to create the sentiment on the large star. Then I used Distress Ink in Peacock Blue to add some color to the edges of the star. I tried to keep the background and the front of the card simple, because the pop-up blocks are really the center focal point in this card. I double checked twice the positioning of the blocks before gluing them into the card base, ensuring that they would fit perfectly. For the front of the card, I kept it simple, using the Rectangles - Crosshatch to created squares and Lawn Fawn's Little Bundle stamp set to create the baby images and sentiment. Thank you so much for stopping by and Happy Crafting

These beautiful cards were created with the Earthen Textures stamp set & Dies as well as the Darling Details stamp set.

Hi Crafty Friends, Welcome to our January Karen Burniston Designer Challenge. Check out Karen Burniston's blog on Wednesday (US Time) when you will be able to see what all the designers created for the challenge this month, plus Karen will have an amazing video tutorial to share with us all. Our challenge theme this month is ... "RUBBER BAND POP-UPS" - use any of the pop-up dies that require a rubber band for a card or project of any theme. (Ball dies, Surprise Cube, Bam Box) Here is a quick video to see my card in action. As you can see by the photo above, I decided to create a pop-up card using the Surprise Cube Pop-up die set for the pop up. I created three of the surprise cubes and decorated each of the cubes using charms from the Dolled Up Charms die set. I created a top folding card that measures 5 3/4 inches x 5 1/2 inches, adding a 1/4 inch gusset in the middle. I adhered the surprise cubes to the base of my card, the two bottom cubes fold towards the back while the top cube folds to the front. For the decorative flap, I used the Long Flap and Closure die set, adding two thin magnets in between the layers to allow for closure. For the sentiment at the back panel of the card I used the Happy Birthday and Happy Birthday Shadow die sets. I kept the front of the card fairly simple seeing the focus is on the inside of the card. I used the Ovals - Crosshatch die set for my oval layers. I then added the purse from the Purse Pop-up die set and some more of the charms from the Dolled Up die set adding them to the oval. I then added the "Love You" sentiment using the sentiment from the Pop 'n Swap die set.

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It's Sunday - and time to share another great card and free tutorial! Once again sharing a very favorite bundle that is on sale this month Layers of Beauty. I have featured it in my FB Lives recently - you can see HERE. I hope you like it as much as I do! #163519 Layers of Beauty Bundle $56.50 (on sale through 6/30/24 for $50.25) ~*~*~*~*~ Click HERE to find and print your tutorial sheet. Layers of Beauty All images © 1990-2024 Stampin’ Up!® Supplies: · Stamp Sets: Layers of Beauty (163514) · Card Stock and Paper: Melon Mambo CS (115320); Basic White CS (159276) · Stamp Pads: Memento Tuxedo Black Ink (132708); Melon Mambo (147051); Pretty in Pink (163807); Real Red (147084); Old Olive (147090); Mossy Meadow (147111) · Tools: Layers of Beauty Dies (163518); Deckled Circles Dies (162286); Blending Brushes (153611); Layers of Beauty Masks (162517) · Miscellaneous: Rhinestone Basic Jewels (144220); Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430); Stampin’ Seal Adhesive (152813); Bordered Ribbon Pretty in Pink (163784) Measurements: · Melon Mambo : 8 1/2” x 5 1/2” scored at 4 1/4”, 3 3/4” x 5” · Basic White: 3 - 4 1/4” x 5 1/2” one for front layer, one for inside and one to stamp and die cut flowers; 2 3/4” Square to diecut circle · Pretty in Pink Bordered Ribbon 8” for bow Instructions: 1. Adhere layer of basic white to Melon Mambo card base centered (one on front of card and one inside) 2. Stamp the flower spray with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink onto the third white layer and allow to dry for at least 15 minutes. Then color using the blender brushes, ink pads and Layers of Beauty Masks. Die cut the spray and then die cut the individual rose out of the spray. 3. Stamp the sentiment in Melon Mambo on the Melon Mambo layer randomly then adhere the spray as shown. Stamp the sentiment onto the die cut circle and adhere as shown raised on Stampin’ Dimensionals. Glue the individual rose to the circle as shown. 4. Tie a bow with the Pretty in Pink Ribbon and adhere at bottom of circle. 5. Add five of the Rhinestone Basic Jewels to the front of card. ~*~*~*~*~ You can check in the SHOP NOW tab at the top of this page to find my current hostess code at any time. To order any of Stampin' Up's products you can go directly to my online store - www.stampingwithmaureen.stampinup.net and click on SHOP NOW. Please use the Hostess Code RJ7WSCM7 through June 30, 2024 to get full benefits from me- *NOTE: If your personal order is not part of a current party and you are ordering over $150 in merchandise - please do not use this code; as your order without the code will qualify you to earn a minimum of 10% in hostess benefits. ~*~*~*~*~ Bundle Bonus for June 2024 #163644 Attention Shoppers bundle $39.50 ~*~*~*~*~* Cost shown is in the U.S. Market for June 2024 – Price will vary in other Stampin’ Up! markets. Order the above bundle in the month of June 2024, and all of my profits from the sale will go to support Doors of Hope ministry in Murfreesboro, TN – see more about this incredible ministry here – Doors of Hope | (opendoorsofhope.org) Plus - you will receive a special full bundle tutorial of additional card ideas – that you can use to create wonderful projects. Tutorial bundle will be sent out as soon as possible – usually the Sunday after your purchase. ~*~*~*~*~ If you don't currently have a demonstrator and would like a catalog; or would like to learn more about Stampin' Up! and our products, please email me at [email protected] *Note: Product pricing varies by market. Check with your local demonstrator if you are not in the U.S. to find out your cost. _________________________________________ Always Stamping, Maureen - the Crazy Stamping Lady!

Hi there! Today I am sharing a quick tutorial for the triple time stamping technique. I will also share some useful tips about using it for cardmaking.

Hi, I needed to make a card for a friend for her birthday and I wanted to make her smile so I made a silly purple polka dotted hippo jump up on the inside of there card. Below is the front of the card! And the inside Another photo I love these Fun animals they are so funny! The Bitty and Surprise Ball can play alone too. I can't wait to make the Bitty Ball a Beach Ball!! Supplies I used today are linked below, Thank you for stopping... XOXO Kelly

Do you know, I have had the Daisy Punch for two years now, but never bought the stamp set that went with it? Well, I was pretty chuffed to get the ALL NEW coordinating set, Daisy Lane, in my bag at OnStage. And I was even more chuffed to find out that with the new catalogue there will be a Medium Daisy Punch as well, which also coordinates with Daisy Lane, so we will be able to make multi-layered flowers, as well as varying the sizes. Woohoo! My one concern is my eyesight, because every time I look at the card below it takes me a moment to realise that it doesn't actually say "Fiend"...! Oh, and aren't the new fluffy little centres amazing? They look so realistic. Right, off to talk to my bank manager about how I'm going to fund my next order... 😂

Hallo allemaal, Ik heb mezelf eens uitgedaagd om een kaart te maken, die al heel lang op mij to do lijstje stond. Het kostte even wat tijd ...

Hello and Welcome! Todays card was made for a very special kid. My best friends Daughter who just recently turned 11. She loves Lilo and Stitch and so when my bestie asked for a card to give her daughter, the first thing I thought of was a pop-up Stitch! I started with the Bitty Ball Pop-Up. I had some scrap cardstock that looked close to the color of Stitch. I luckily had just enough to make him. I cut out the belly pieces with a lighter cardstock and added a bit of "fur" the edges of his belly. I created the ears by hand, adding a small tab at the base so I could fasten them to the head. I also created the nose and colored in the black nostrils using a Copic marker. I cut two pieces and drew out the eye shape and cut them out with my scissors. Then I cut out two black circles to create the pupils. I used the die that comes with the Bitty Ball to create the arms. I used the small flower die that comes with the Label Charms Pop-Up and with a dark blue cardstock cut out the petals. I turned them around and used them to create the little nails on Stitches hands. I created his little feet and used foam squares to hold them to his body. I tried having them stick out but it didn't look right. I added his little tuft of hair on top, adding a fold line so it would flatten along with the pop-up. For the card base, I made a 5x5 sized card using heavy weight white cardstock. I added a sky background with ocean waves from Karen Burniston's Tropical Scene and the Palm Trees from the new release coming out February 20th! I die cut the "Make a Wish" sentiment from Word Set 2 - Birthday Die Set from red cardstock and added it to the base of the card. How stinking adorable is Stitch! I can't wait to see how the birthday girl likes her card! Thank you so much for stopping by and Happy Crafting!

Bring a burst of joy into anyone's life with this exploding card project. Follow these easy instructions to create pop up boxes that jump out of the envelope when it's opened!

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