Mass Producible Hand Stamped Card – Everything Eleanor

I’m a fan of today’s Mass Producible Card!  I used a couple different stamp sets, ones that I might not have thought of putting together just from looking in the catalog.

I hope you enjoy the video today (and you’ll see how a mistake became a happy accident!), if you are viewing in a feed, please click the title of the post to visit me on the web.

Stampin’ Up Supplies:

  • Bring on the Cake Stamp Set (WM: 121889, CM: 121958 ) , Everything Eleanor Stamp Set (WM: 124162, CM: 124164) , Summer Silhouettes Stamp Set (WM: 126445, CM: 126447 )
  • Cardstock: 100730 Whisper White
  • Ink: 126957 So Saffron, 126963 Perfect Plum, 126959 Wild Wasabi, 126960 Baja Breeze, 126974 Early Espresso, 126954 Rose Red, 126946 Tangerine Tango
  • Accessories: 119246 Rhinestones, Ticket Corner Punch, Stamp-a-ma-jig

Would you like more card making inspiration using:

and yes, of course, there is a ton more inspiration on StampNation using these stamp sets. :)

BTW- thanks to everyone that e-mailed me about PC vs. Mac…seems like there are a lot of Mac groupies out there and I may become one of them shortly!  I’ve been arguing with my computer with two hours this morning.  I have no audio, can’t open photoshop, and it keeps freezing up.  So if you don’t hear as much from me for the next few days/week, you’ll know why! 

Be sure you like my page on Facebook, I can post there from my phone, and I have some great projects to share there.  The photos might not be stellar, but the projects are!

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If you like Mass Producible Cards, View my Christmas Card Making Series from last year here.

Have a lovely Thursday!

Catherine Pooler

 

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Mass Producing Birthday Cards Video Tutorial

Hello Friends!  If you have checked my blog recently, you know I was a bit under the weather on Friday.  I’m recovering from my cold, but it didn’t completely hold me down this weekend.  We were able to go to the lake for a bit with some friends and had a dandy time!  There were seven girls in our group and we spent some time with another family on the lake who had, get this, two daughters of their own.  Nine girls.

We had great fun tubing, boating, swimming, biking and golf carting.  Here are the nine beauties, ages 5 – 13.  My three are standing (our friends are in the matching bathing suits).  Aren’t they darling?

I hope you did something fun this weekend…and according to my facebook page, lots of you were stamping!  Awesome!

 

On to the stamping….I make all the birthday cards for the teachers at Sycamore Creek Elementary School, and they have been running low.  I usually make a lot of my cards with a birthday greeting and every couple of months, I send a batch.  Well, I didn’t have many on hand, so I got busy mass producing birthday cards!

View the video to pick up some tips on mass producing cards quickly and leave me a comment letting me know if you enjoy this sort of tutorial, or if you like the more complicated cards better.  Or maybe you like a mix!  I would love to know!

This card is very basic if you want to make a lot, or change up and/or add a million different details to make this card an incredible work of art.

 

Stay tuned! I have another set of mass produced birthday cards with a masculine theme and one with some fun stamping coming up.

Stampin’ Up Supplies:

Measurements:

  • Base: 4-1/4 x 11
  • White Layer:  4 x 5-1/4
  • DSP: 4 x 4

I hope you enjoyed this card and if you would like to see more Simple Cards to Make check out my youtube channel!

Catherine Pooler

 Tasteful Trim Die

Bring on the Cake Stamp Set

 

Patio Party Designer Series Paper

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Stampin’ Up Perfectly Preserved Masculine Card Making Video Tutorial

Hello Friends!  I hope you had a wonderful weekend!  We spent the first half of the weekend working and the second half of the weekend playing!  A great mix…and today we sent Anna out the door to seventh grade.  Wow.  Now I’ve got just two weeks to buckle down and work my tail off before the little girls track out!  Aaahhhh, the schedules.

On to the stamping!  Today I decided to do a bit of Masculine Card Making and have a video tutorial for you.  What do you think?  I seem to get a lot of great comments when I make masculine cards because of the lack of ideas out their for men, so I do believe I am going to start making more masculine cards..  I hope you like this one!

Since getting this jar from the Perfectly Preserved Stamp Set, I am always thinking of different, fun things to put into the jar.  How ’bout golf balls?  They are really easy to make…view the video to see how the whole card was done.  If viewing in a feed, click the title of this post to view online.

Stampin’ Up Supplies:

  • Perfectly Preserved Stamp Set (WM: 126690, CM: 126692), Curly CuteStamp Set (WM: 117014, CM: 120510)
  • Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Early Espresso, Cherry Cobbler
  • Ink: Early Espresso, Crumb Cake
  • Accessories: 123128 Stripes Embossing Folder, 125598 Labels Framelits, 126904 Festival of Prints, Stampin’ Sponges, 129267 Bitty Banners Framelits 

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You can purchase them Cannery Framelits and Perfectly Preserved Stamp Set in a bundle at a discount!

  • Wood Mount: 129943
  • Clear Mount: 129944
  • Clear Mount French: 131022

If you would like to see the rest of the cards in this series, follow the links below:

This card was entered in the challenges at RetroSketches and CAS-ual Fridays!

Catherine Pooler

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Perfectly Preserved Video Series #4: Let’s Go Vintage Video Tutorial

When is the last time you were elbow deep in paper, ribbons, ink pads and stamps? 

For me, it was about 30 minutes ago and I’m happy as a clam right now.  It had been over a week since I had stamped anything and now I’ve stamped three days in a row!  WOOHOOO!!!  

I am on a roll and loving every minute of it.  Five videos, eight cards total and WOW!  Lots of fun! 

Today’s card is another one in the Perfectly Preserved series.  I’m calling this #4, but truly there have been more than four already.  If you just scroll through this page and then next on my blog, you’ll find a few more fun ideas using this product bundle.  Read to the end for information on getting your very own. 

StampNation Members have a few other video tutorials with this bundle….it’s a full out Perfectly Preserved Pahr-tay!

This video tutorial is a bit longer than my normal.  Probably because there is a lot going on here!  My very favorite part of the card is the label.  I made it using the Label Framelits and cutting it twice.  View the video to see what I mean.

Measurements:

  • Base:  4-1/4 x 1
  • Vanilla Layer: 4 x 5-1/4
  • Stamped Rectangles:1-7/8" x 1-2/3 (to make it easy, I just cut them slightly smaller than 1-3/4)

Stampin’ Up Supplies:

  • Perfectly Preserved Stamp Set (WM: 126690, CM: 126692), Summer Silhouettes Stamp Set  (WM: 126445, CM: 126447), , Travel Journal Builder Wheel (126937)
  • Cardstock: 111352 Baja Breeze, 101650 Very Vanilla, 126839 Summer Starfruit 
  • Ink: 126991 Summer Starfruit, 126960 Baja Breeze, 126974 Early Espresso
  • Accessories: 127822 Cannery Framelits, 125598 Label Framelits,  118481 Crochet Trim, 126846 Summer Starfruit Stitched Satin Ribbon, 122331 Baja Breeze Seam Binding, 117273 Antique Brads, 119976 Square Lattice Embossing Folder, 120906 2-1/2" Circle Punch

You can purchase the Cannery Framelits and Perfectly Preserved Stamp Set in a bundle at a discount!

  • Wood Mount: 129943
  • Clear Mount: 129944
  • Clear Mount French: 131022

If you purchase these items, I highly recommed the 129267 Bitty Banners Framelits and 120908 Small Oval Punch to cut out the greeting elements from this set.

If you want to learn more about which adhesives to use for which project, view my video on youtube.

 

If you want to learn more about how to use the Big Shot Die Cutting Machine, view my video on youtube.

Catherine Pooler

 

 

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