# 5 of Twelve Cards of Christmas
Hello Stamping Friends,
Thank you for visiting/following. I would love to hear if any of the cards has inspired you! I am calling today’s card the Rejoicing Pocket Card. It is one that would be easy to mass produce and is the fourth card using the Versatile Christmas stamp set. The Designer Series Paper (DSP) that I used in the pictured card is retired but the new “Home For Christmas” paper on page 9 of the Holiday catalog has a red and white striped paper that would look really awesome with the red and white striped ribbon. The directions are in a blue link right after the pictures in a printable PDF file. Just click on the blue link and the file will download for you. The card and directions will also be in the recipe box so you have the measurements and can make pocket cards for birthdays, get well, or other times when you need a quick card. I first saw it on Dawn Olchefske’s blog. Thank you, Dawn!
Rejoicing – Pocket Card Printable PDF Instruction Sheet
I think I need a new camera, (or new glasses?). Yesterday’s post looked like I spritzed it with Crumb Cake instead of sparkly white and today’s very vanilla looks a tint of red. Sigh A Loud! (Can’t resist playing with SAL acronyms.)
So here are the supplies you need. Just click on any product image to go directly to the online store.
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#4 of Twelve Cards of Christmas
Hello Stamping Friends,
As you think about Christmas this Black Friday, don’t forget all the great specials at our online extravaganza! Give gifts of stamping tools and accessories or buy what you need to make special handmade gifts!
Today’s card #4 of our 12 cards of Christmas, and the third of our verses from Versatile Christmas, is called the “Pick Me…” Forest card. The instructions include the technique “Stamping on Embossing Folders”.
_Pick Me.._ Forest Card Printable PDF Instruction Sheet
The instruction sheet has two additional pictures of images stamped on the Woodland embossing folder to show you the potential of this folder. Here are the supplies:
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#3 of Twelve Cards of Christmas-Best of Times
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Happy Thanksgiving dear friends! May your day be blessed with food, fun, friends and family! Should you need an afternoon craft project I have a fun Christmas card that is quite easy to make.
Best of Times #3 of Twelve Cards of Christmas
This is the second card using the Versatile Christmas stamp set. I challenged myself to create a card for each of the verses and came up with this “clock” card. The Merry Moments DSP used on the front has a Merry Moments Cardstock Pack that matches! There are eight sheets of three cardstock colors, Smoky Slate, Cherry Cobbler, and Old Olive. What a great new product bundling that Stampin’ Up! is doing for us! It takes a 6X6 envelope so have your envelope punch board ready! Here are your instructions with all the measurements and helpful hints:
Best of Times Clock Card Printable PDF Instruction Sheet
Supplies for the card, click to be redirected to the online store:
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#1 of Twelve Cards of Christmas
Hello Stamping Friends,
We had a great time at the card buffet. Let me show you what we made in hopes you will find the perfect design for your Christmas cards this year! I will do separate posts for each card so I can list the supplies.
#1 White Christmas Tree The picture doesn’t do it justice! The Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer paper is lovely!
White Christmas Tree – Printable PDF Instruction Sheet
Supplies for this project- just click on any image to go to the online store:
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Happy Birthday Stampalosopher!
November 1, 2014 was Stampalosopher’s first post! Can you scroll back through the posts and find which one was first? Just go to the bottom of the blog and click on “Older Posts”. Leave me a comment on which post was the first and which is your favorite and be entered into the drawing for a special November birthday bag of goodies! If you are viewing this in your email, click on the little SAL PAL to the left and you will jump to the full blog.
My goal for this next year is to get the blog connected to all our favorite social media sites so you can follow SAL in other ways!
Did you ever wonder where SAL came from? Check my “About Me” page to see the history of our little SAL PAL.
SAL, (Stamp A Lot, Smile A Little, Share A Love and always be Salt And Light!)
Karen