Learn how to make a fun fall card using the Pick of the Patch Bundle from Stampin' Up!

I used the Stampin’ Up! Apple Harvest stamp set to create a fall thank you card to share with you today. I did a video tutorial for this card on Facebook Live yesterday and you can see it here. Y…

Hi, Stampers! Since this year is behind us, it’s an excellent time to look back and see what went well. So, I am joining the 2022 Year In Review Blog Hop. The best part of this blog hop is that YOU can join in, too! You have till January 5th to pick your very own ... CONTINUE READING

I’m sharing a few projects created by some of my very talented Stampin’ Up! team members with you all today. Not everything used on the projects is 100% current Stampin’ Up! items, but I hope that…

Oh! The creativity that is shared in our Stampers With ART Group! Today I am sharing our latest cards that were swapped on September 14th. These feature new products from Stampin' Up!'s

This week we're going to do something a little different. During the course of my important historical research on the big book catalogs of the early to mid 70s, I have run across a number of images which I cannot positively identify as being Kathy Loghry. It began back when this blog first began when, during an internet search, I ran across a pic on another site which was labeled as Colleen Corby and Kathy Loghry. At that time, I didn't have many pics of Kathy and, quite frankly, was sort of running out of pics of her to post. So imagine my disappointment when I pulled up this pic... That is Colleen on the left. However, the blond is definitely NOT Kathy Loghry. Pretty gal, nice pic, and all, but not her. I, myself, have misidentified Colleen on a previous post. People, such sloppiness cannot be tolerated! After all, this is critically important historical work! The fashion trends of the 70s must be PROPERLY chronicled. To not do this thing correctly would be a great disservice to future generations of historians. That is why I humbly turn to you, gentle readers, to help me in this endeavor. I have listed several pics which I cannot positively identify as Kathy. Please look over them and, if you think a pic is Kathy, please mark the box for that pic on the poll shown on the right (you can make more than one selection). If you do not think any of these pics are Kathy, please mark the "None are Kathy" box (so I know how many votes are cast). I will, naturally, add my own comments to each pic. The poll will run for one week and end on Sept. 5, 2013 at 7:00 PM CDT. First up is an ad for Lee Jeans.... Typical of these pics, we do not have a clear shot of the face and there is a hat which hinders identification. Further, I haven't found any other pics of Kathy in Lee Jeans ads. Still the face does kinda look like her. I give this one a 50% chance. Next up is a JCP catalog pic from 1971.... At first glance, one may not think this is Kathy (gal on the upper right). However, Kathy wore her hair in that length and style in other pics from the same catalog. I'm actually fairly certain that this is Kathy but need more confirmation. I'm giving this one a 75% chance of being Kathy. As a bonus, the gal on the left may be Karen? Next up is a pic from a Sears catalog..... Such a serious look! "Adventure in Fashion" indeed! Of course what we are serious about is "Is That Kathy". This one I'm not too sure about. Once again we do not have a clear shot of the face and there is head gear present to further complicate identification. There are also several other catalog models that could fit this profile. I give this one only 25%. The next one is more of a long shot... Yep, that is Shelley Hack on the right, no doubt (nice hat). However, the blond? Is that Kathy? Once more, a profile shot only and a hat makes our job difficult. I only give this one 10%. Finally a REAL long shot, but if it is Kathy, what a historical find! The gal on the left is one in question. This was labeled as being from a 1963 Montgomery Wards catalog. If that date is correct, then Kathy would be way too young. Unless, unless, she started to model at a much younger age than previously thought. If that is true, wow, what a find! It would completely upend the accepted timeline of her career! It would be a game changer! Of course the date could be in error also. Still, I'm giving this less than 5% chance. So please give me your feedback and vote! Of course, if you know positively about any of these, pelase feel free to comment!

When you have a beautiful image, it doesn't take much to make a pretty card. Take a look at the Soft Seedlings Stamp Set for "quick & easy" stamping. The "Distinktive"

Create this card using Framed Florets by Stampin' Up! #DebbieMageed #SecretsToStamping #FramedFloretsStampinUp #FunFold #stampinup

This week I've been using the Watercolor Shapes Stamp Set for my cards and sharing tips on different ways to use it. Monday I shared a card that uses the shapes to make a sunflower. Yesterday I

Hello stampers. I am SO excited to share with yo the Festive Florets Collection. The collection includes two stamp sets, a set of dies, beautiful 12 x 12 paper and gold gems. What I like so much about it is that with this collection you can make cards for the whole year! as such it is a worthy investment that you will not tire of easily. Shall we take a look? Festive Florets Card Assortment Today I made three different cards using this collection. I will also share the video tutorial so you can be inspired to create

I used the Stampin’ Up! Brightest Beauty stamp set bundle and the Go To Greetings stamp set to create a quick card to share with you today.

Create this watercolor card using the Kindest Gnomes Bundle by Stampin' Up! Stesha Bloodhart, Stampin' Hoot!

Stampers Showcase Blog Hop, He's all that product pre-order, Masculine make, Father's Day handmade card, diy craft

Create this card using Perched In A Tree by Stampin' Up! Debbie Mageed Secrets To Stamping #PerchedinatreeStampinUp #stampinup

I used the Stampin’ Up! All Bundled Up stamp set to create a birthday card to share with you today. I also did a video tutorial for this card and you can see it on YouTube here.

Welcome to the bi-weekly Cardz 4 Guyz #331. I’m hosting this challenge, and I chose stars for the theme. When you finish here, I hope you will visit the challenge site to see the creations from the rest of the design team. I’m always amazed at each DT member’s creativity and individuality. After you visit […]

The best hairstyles to get you out of any hair rut.

I’m sharing a few projects created by some of my very talented Stampin’ Up! team members with you all today. Not everything used on the projects is 100% current Stampin’ Up! items, but I hope that…

My estore sells the products that are offered in the current brochure. The brochure changes every 2 weeks, that's what...

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CANDY CANE DUO! This duo of Christmas projects shows how you can decorate both a card and an Envelope Treat Box with a 12 inch strip of Sweetest Christmas Designer Series Paper. MY FAVORITE THINGS! The Envelope Treat Box is part of My Favorite Things from the 2022 Mini Holiday Catalog. You can see all of My

When I saw the Fusion sketch, I knew I wanted to include a fancy edge, cut with an Eden Die. This is a fabulous die set that I've used many times, and it's one of the Weekly Deals right now,

Ho! Ho! Ho! Happy Friday. It's time to start spreading some Holiday Cheer around here! Let's rock some Christmas in July! You want to know what really rocks? Y'all!!!! Always make it hard for us to choose a winner. Congratulations to last week's winner: Narelle Farugia Our Design Team Elves were pretty busy - take a look! Caroline van der Straaten - Caro's Kaartjes Elizabeth Price Jeanna Bohanon Dani Dziama Carolynn Sander Tammy Wilson Charlet Mallett Ashley Van Camp | Design With Ink Of course, the beauty of a challenge site is that you not only get to see what the Designers have made but you also get to play along! You can go and check out our Guideline page for complete details, but here are a few things to keep in mind: Deadline for entries will be at 10am PST on Thursday 7/15/22 Uploaded projects need to be direct linked to your blog, Facebook, or other on line gallery. Please post the TGIF Challenge graphic on your blog and link back to our site Your project MUST be new and inspired by our challenge parameters When sharing your project publicly, please use this weeks hashtag- #TGIFC377 Winning project(s) will be posted on next week's challenge on Friday 7/16/22 Questions should be left in the comment section Challengers can even post your cards on our FB page too!! "Like us" while you're there :-)

I used the Stampin’ Up! Cottage Wreaths stamp set bundle to create a quick Thanksgiving card to share with you today.

Welcome to the Stampin’ Pretty Pals’ Blog Hop! This month, the theme is “My Happiest Season”. We really hope that you enjoy and will be inspired by them! As you hop from blog to blog, don’t forget to leave comments because we love hearing from you. You will find the… Continue reading

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The Wonderful World Designer Paper is gorgeous, so I wanted to give you an eyeful of it! It's also a FREE Sale-a-bration item, along with a matching stamp set, available now with a qualifying