Cottage Lane Stamper

 If you've been following me here, thank you so much! I appreciate that.  I've moved to another website, with my own domain   https://cottagelanestamper.com There I will not only have my blog, but a store where I will be selling my completed cards, crafts and retired card making supplies.  There is also a link to my Stampin' Up!© website.  I hope you will check it out! Sharon

Hi all, Saying farewell to BlogSpot, sniff, sniff.  I've bought my own domain and have a new website, which will include my Stampin' Up!© online business, a new blog, my video tutorials, card instructions, an events calendar and also an Cottage Lane Stamper online store where I will sell my cards and crafts.  I love making cards and 3D projects but they are starting to take over my loft!  So, I will be selling them in my store as well as take special orders for some and even send them out for you! So long BlogSpot, it's been real!  Hope you will all follow me over to: www.cottagelanestamper.com Oh and yeah it's still under construction so please be patient!  It will take a while to work out the bugs and get everything uploaded but it will be worth it!  (I hope). See you there! Sharon

With Halloween coming up I wanted to give the ladies in my stamp club a little treat.  I saw this by several people on Pinterest, so here is my version. These are so easy and quick to make, you could literally pump out quite a few in an hour.  I filled mine with Hershey Nuggets with almonds, both in Milk and Dark Chocolate. Here's a little video and below are some written instructions with a few photos. Instructions: Start with a 6" x 6" piece of DSP, I used the Halloween Night Specialty DSP available in the 2016 Holiday catalog which coordinates with the stamp set and Edgelits.  Stampin' Up! is doing more of this, calling them Suites, where everything goes together, cardstock, inks, DSP, markers, etc.  Using your Envelope Punch Board, line up the left edge of the paper at the 1 3/8" line.  Punch and Score. Slide the paper over to the 4" mark, punch and score Rotate the paper to the left, lining up the score lines with the marker on the p...