August 28th, 2008 by Tracy
My friend (and boss) Cheryl celebrated her birthday today, and because she is a Starbucks fan, I just had to make her birthday goodies Starbuck themed! I had a little help from the wonderful people from our local Chubbuck, ID Starbucks. Fausto (& his wife Jen) provided me with the Starbucks sleeves; Dani provided me Continue reading →
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August 6th, 2008 by Tracy
It’s taken me awhile to get this posted, but this is a card I made for one of the girls at work who moved out of state this past spring. The sentiment on the front of the card is from the T-1102 Take Pride stamp set and stamped in TT-220 Noir Black Palette Ink. The pattern Continue reading →
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June 2nd, 2008 by Tracy
Here’s a quick & fun little bookmark project using the June 2008 TAC Stamp of the Month. I used scraps of Matchmaker and Premium White cardstock; Clever Lever Giga Shipping Tag punch; Noir Black Palette ink; Tombow Markers; TAC-2782 Butterfly Boxes stamp set & TG-2860 Swirl GWP stamp; Crystal Stickles glitter glue; hole punch; and Continue reading →
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May 5th, 2008 by Tracy
I’ve been having a lot of fun with the Mimi Cardstock Collecction, so it was only natural to use it for making Mother’s Day cards. I love the layered look of this first card! I stamped the background image in Claret Palette ink, and then stamped just the “tips” of the corners of the white panel. Continue reading →
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February 5th, 2008 by Tracy
I previously posted a chipboard coaster album & a card that were both made using the Bind It All. But, this mini heart album was really my first attempt at using the Bind It All. All papers, inks, and stamps are from The Angel Company. The album is not perfect, but over all I’m Continue reading →
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