Cottage Lane Stamper

 Wow today's Zoom class was another technical challenge. Always something new.  LOL.  Today we made 3 cards using the Poinsettia Place Suite.  I have a favorite, but I'd love to hear what yours is. Click here for a list of the supplies  for this beautiful easel card. This card is an easel card and can easily be adapted to an easel card with a peel off calendar.  And since they fold flat are so easy to mail. CASE'D from Tranquil Bay Our second card with the Poinsettia Petals stamp set and Poinsettia dies is equally beautiful. I love that some of the dies fit both images on the Poinsettia DSP and the Plush Poinsettia DSP.  Love this angle cut, it looks to elegant and you can use the left over parts to create another card, which I will do later. Click here for a list of the supplies  of this elegant angle cut card.  CASE'd from Laura Milligan Our third card uses the Plush Poinsettia DSP and the dies.  Love, love, love the Red Velvet cardsto...

 I couldn't wait to create this card!    I've had the Red Velvet paper and the Plush Poinsettia vellum since this summer and as soon as I saw the dies from the Poinsettia Place Suite and the Red Velvet cardstock I knew I wanted to make poinsettias with it.  Love the rich feel of the flowers and plush vellum! As difficult as it looks it is a pretty simple card to make.  It's all die cutting and putting together with glue dots and Stampin' Seal! Your friends will think you spent a mint on this card! The Poinsettia die set has five different poinsettia dies in it!  I love that there are two sets of dies that are different sizes that cut and emboss, so they can be layered, as in this card.  There are also outline dies to die cut the other sheets of the Plush Vellum with the poinsettias and holly leaves.  The holly leaves also emboss!  And, and.... you can die cut the DSP poinsettias. We'll get into that more later on another video. ...