I have been preparing for a workshop for beginner stampers. Making my samples very simple and using basically only one or two sets, helps the guests feel they can replicate the projects without a huge financial outlay!! I chose
Nursery Necessities as my main set; I also stepped up the projects with some sentiment stamps, designer paper, ribbon, brads, gel pen, punches and Hodgepodge Hardware. The boy's sailboat card I CASE'd from my sideline, Kim, shown here. The chipboard key tag was an idea from Ali, shown here. Since this is a workshop, all ingredients are Stampin' Up!. Enjoy!
(I apologize for the pictures scattered all over the place---I just can't get them to go where I want!!)
9 comments:
These are all such wonderful workshop cards. Your ladies are going to have so much fun!
LeAnne--I love these cards---I tried to comment earlier and my internet flipped out for a moment---anyway, I was telling you that I LOVE being reminded that you don't have to have a lot of fancy stuff to make a really nice card---thanks for the great ideas.
GREAT workshop cards!! They're perfect to show that you can make a WOW card with just a few pieces of paper. Have fun!
Leanne,
They are totally adoreable! I love the simplicity of them along with the colors! Great job!
Hey LeAnne~I just wanted to personally "Thank You" for the Blogging With A Purpose Award you gave me the other day! It made my day!
Your workshop cards are so awesome! I hope your ladies have so much fun making these because they are fabulous! Nice idea's!
Have a great day & Happy Mother's Day!
Wendy
These are terrific cards! I've never really done a beginner class, but I'm thinking I might put one together with the new SU! catalog. You've inspired me!
GORGEOUS!!
This is great...beginners will love this. You are so talented :)
Thanks for leaving me a comment on my blog. I came to visit your's and I just like what I see. I really like these beginner cards--I forget that simple can still be adorable. I also enjoyed reading your profile--especially the part about glorifying God. It's always nice to meet a fellow Christian. I'll be coming back from more ideas. Thanks for sharing.
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