At Stamp Club, the Spring Vintage line has been such a hit. Many of us didn't "love" it until we saw it in person. The papers are just so pretty! We also have been loving the Tasteful Trim Die, and soon we will be playing with the Fun Flowers Die. You get to enjoy them all in this month's kit!
12x12: Crumbcake
Alphabet: Simple Alphabet
DSP: Spring Vintage
Frames: Confetti Cream
Dies: Tasteful Trim in Pink and Fun Flowers
Accessory: Flower Adornment
Ribbon: Vanilla Taffeta
Here is the title done in my favorite DSP, with the Tasteful Trim die-cut border underneath.
Here is the Fun Flower Die sponged and layered in Vanilla and DSP...topped off with a flower adornment! How pretty!
And here is the journal box done in Confetti Cream Cardstock, just like the frames. It is highlighted with a dainty taffeta bow.
These pages will be great for Easter or Spring. The kit will be $9. Shipping long distance is $4. You can pay via my Paypal button at the top of the blog or contact me to make other arrangements. Kits are nearly ready now. :)
Happy Spring!
I made a batch of birthday cards using Spring Vintage Paper, which will be gone after April 30th, whaaaaaaaaaaa! The birthday stamp is from Perfect Punches. Punches are Wide Oval, Large Circle, Large Scallop Circle. 
The crazy busy card! The background is all over...so the sewing machine image is just plain ole stamped on Crumbcake.
Man, did my camera have Graham fingerprints on the lens for all these sewing card pictures? They are so blurry! Sorry about that. 
Sorry for the blurry. For this card I used the Top Note die and the Tulip embossing folder. Stamping the machine on DSP was kinda cool.
You can still get the April Share which includes 10 sheets of double-sided papers in 6x6" and 5 yards of In-Color poly twill ribbon in 5 different colors (peach not shown above). The share is just $6! You can double your paper for $2 more or double your ribbon for $3 more...or double both for $5 more. 
I love how the Sew Suite Paper has some prints that really make a card. The needle and thread were just part of the DSP. :) 
I made this little vase to take to Jeff's Grannie this weekend. I made the label using SU's chalkboard vinyl...cut with the Circles #2 Die. I tied hemp twine at the top, and then finished it off with a faux daisy. When the flowers start blooming, we can replace the fake flower some real ones. :)
I recently made several Sew Suite cards to sell in my mom's quilt shop. I will show you them over the next week or so. :) Since the buyers may not know how to mail cards with bulky accessories, I opted to use the button embosslit to make my button embellishments. :)
