Center Step Cards

These cards use products from the Occasions Mini Catalog, which ends April 30.  Order today to make sure you get them before they are gone.

This card uses a stamp from Apothecary Art.  This set is made to coordinate with the Labels Framelits, one of which was used to cut out the center image..  The center section is embossed with the Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder.

Front view:

Side view:

This is a shorter version of the center step card.  It uses Mixed Bunch, the Blossom punch, Apothecary Art (the sentiment), Designer Series Patterns Pack paper, and a brad that I got for free during Sale-A-Bration.

View other Center Step cards that I made and see a link to instructions.

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If you have questions about any of the products used in today's cards, please feel free to ask.

Mixed Bunch Center Step Card

This is one of the January club cards.  It is a center step card.

The card base is Pool Party with layers from Everyday Enchantment DSP.  The big flower was stamped with Mixed Bunch, punched with the Blossom Punch and layered on a Calypso Coral punched blossom.  The brad in the center is from the In Color Designer Brads.  The smaller flowers were stamped with Fresh Vintage, cut out and layered on a Calypso Coral punched blossom from the Blossom Bouquet Triple Layer Punch.  There are small basic rhinestones in the center.  The sentiment is from Apothecary Art and was stamped on Whisper White, then layered on Lucky Limeade.  The ink is Calypso Coral.

Front view:

Side view: 

Thanks again to Laura Lipe for showing how to make this style card on her blog.  It has quickly become a favorite of mine.



Center Step Card - Take It To Heart

Today's card is a Center Step card, using Take It To Heart, the Hearts Collection Framelits Dies, the Paper Doily Sizzlits Die, Patterns DSP Paper Stack - Brights, cardstock: Real Red, Whisper White, Basic Black, and Black StazOn ink.

From the front:

From the side:

Thanks to Laura Lipe for showing how to make this card on her blog.  You can see the directions and her card here.

Laura is part of a great Yahoo! group that I belong to called NC Demos.  We share ideas and business tips with each other.  There are quarterly meetings filled with stamping, swaps, lots of fun, and more.  If you live in NC and would like to be able to go to these meetings and be part of this group, contact me for more information.  (By the way, you don't have to go to the meetings to be part of the group.  They are just lots of fun so you'll probably want to.)