Do you have a Turkey hangover or have you already been out and finished your Black Friday shopping??? A big BOO to the boss who makes you work today if that is your sentence.
I’m chillin’ at home, but have a fun card to share with my Friends with Flair peeps. Make sure you check out the full list of FWF hoppers on the Unity blog. Might be some free stamping rubber involved… just sayin’!
Still LOVING the new Sunny Happy Skies stamp set by Bella Blvd. This time I paired it up with my favorite new Ippity set just released called Here and Now. The paper is from the Season Collection by Crate Paper. The card base was cut using a Silhouette file.
I have a quick question and would really love your input. I struggle with how to include supplies when describing my cards. What is your favorite way to see or read the supplies used to make a project??? Do you prefer a list, just a quick mention of the main items or don’t really care if it is listed? PLEASE give me a hint on what you’d like to see! 🙂
I have a little giveaway for your fabulous input! This snowman Itty Bitty by Unity.
{I’ll draw a winner on Thursday and announce during next week’s Friends with Flair post.}
Ok, moving on. I seriously dropped some $$$ on the new Bella Blvd release, how about you??? How could I NOT with the A.MaZiNG sale going on!!! Just look at all the deals for Black Friday and I didn’t even have to leave my couch!!!
Also – I’m bloggin’ on the Ippity blog today. Here is a peek…
Click HERE to see today’s project. Hope you will check it out.
LOTS of cards added to my FOR SALE page –
Birthday, Holiday, Thanks… ———————–>
Love your card! I just like to know what stamp set was used and what if any tools were used. Colors don’t matter to me because usually if I want to case, I will pick my own colors and papers. I do like to know what stamp set so if I fall in love with a sentiment or image, I know what to look for. Great question!
Oh my gosh, cute, cute cute!
Fab card–love how you mixed Bella Blvd with Ippity! I like to know the supplies used in case I see something that I just can’t live without. A quick list at the bottom of the post is great. Thanks for asking! Love your blog and designs!
Lisa, thank you for sharing your cute card. I love to see a list of the main components of a card, I’ve purchased many items that you’ve listed because I love your cards. I think there’s no need to list adhesives and basic ribbons but anything that’s exclusive to the card is REALLY appreciated.
Oh I love this Lisa.. It is on my wishlist order this set… I love everything on your card. totally ROcks. hugsXx
wow, this post is loaded with goodies–first being your awesome card!
i think a supply list is fastest for us to read–that said-it takes more time for you to type out.
off to see your ippity post and thanks so much for the give away:)
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this, Lisa!!
I’d like to see a supply list, whether it’s in point form or in a cloud (the way I have mine) because when I see something I really love I want to know where I can get it!
P.S. Where did you get your tricycle watermark? 🙂
Thanks Emily… I made the watermark and they are for sale on my blog. See my sidebar! 🙂
I agree with those who said they like to see a list of the main supplies used. I often consult those lists to find something new that will work for me! Great card and blog!
Great card – I ordered this set and can’t wait to get it! I like the supply list because if I don’t have something you used then I have to buy it! LOL
Adorable card! Love the dp you used for the clouds! I always love to know what supplies people have used. It doesn’t really matter to me what format, though!
LOVE your card! So adorable. I do like seeing what is used on a card but I guess my favorite way is in a “fine print” list. I should do this with my own supplies!
Thanks for a chance at an itty bitty! Love the one I got with my order.
Great card, and I especially like the borders! I always appreciate a list of supplies used. If it’s point form at the bottom of a post, then it’s really easy to check on any specific supplies. How nice of you to ask for your readers’ input!
Hi Lisa,
I am VERY new to this so I’d love to see a list of all items used for your projects! I love your cards! I am a new follower of yours 🙂 Do you think you’d ever do video tutorials as well?
~Molly
Hi Molly! I love doing video tutorials and try to do them often. My normal goal is one a week, but I have been so busy lately. I hope to get back on track after the holidays. Thanks for following! 🙂
This is soooooooooooooooo darn cute!
I like stamp set name, and “major” patterned paper. All the details like ink and such aren’t as important to me. 🙂
Cute and simple card, love the color difference.
I like the supplies in a list:
Stamps:
Paper:
Inks:
I think it is the easiest to scan over quickly.
Your card is just to adorable. Great colors and just love the stamps and details. Thanks for a chance at this adorable snowman stamp. You are so sweet to us.
Fun card! Love the combination of colors and patterns.
Your card is super cute!!
I like supplies in list format.
I LOVE this card! Too cute! I usually like supplies listed, makes it easier for me to read. 🙂 Happy weekend!
Hi Lisa, Very cute card, the colors are adorable! I personally love supply lists on posts. Not that I read everyone every time but it is so helpful to know what the products are on the card. I like them in a short list on the bottom of the post, but that is just my preference. Hope you had a fantastic holiday!
Cute card Lisa! I like seeing a list of supplies.
Happy Monday. Have a fabulous week
I love your crafting “style” – your card creation is just lovely! I usually like to know if a stamp is used and what company I can find it at, but as far as inks, ribbons, etc., I usually don’t use that sort of information as if I want to “case” the card I always incorporate my own art and products I have on hand into the project. And oh I would SO LOVE to be the lucky gal to win the snowman itty bitty! Love this guy!
Lisa, just a simple list of stamp set and paper company is good for me! I am loving all your projects!
really kewl cards – nice job!