At our Fall Fest event we had a contest for using the Project Life by Stampin' Up! to make a card. I love this new product. There are so many different things you can do with this besides memory keeping. Here are a few of the cards.
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and here is one that's not a card but a scrap page
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And here are samples I had made for display at the event. This first sample is using a small clipboard as the base. I stamped directly on the board and added washi tape (from accessory pack) at the top. I also used some card stock and ribbon along with other cards within the set to embellish. The other embellishments were also from the accessory pack.
This next sample is one of the bags in the annual catalog that I made into a bag-a-lope and used one of the cards with a pocket and another to go inside. The stamp set is For All Things.
Next up is this is a matchbook made out of DSP and used the stickers from the accessory pack to embellish. The bottom "dots" are brads and the inside I used some of the smaller cards.
This next little "pad" I made was using one of the larger cards and I cut in half to make two smaller cards for the front and back. It's embellished with a stamp and punches.
This is a gift card holder. I used a small card for the front and a piece of card stock for the back. The stamp is from Perfect Pennants. This was super easy.
This box was using the larger card I believe. Again super simple. Just some scoring, a few snips, glue and you have a box!
Here are some Project Life by Stampin' Up! cards is did for the display. This first card is a shaker card. After making I thought I should have used the smaller punches from the edge punches, but it turned out ok.
This next card is also using the Blendabilities. Out of all the cards I with the Project Life by Stampin' Up! this card took the longest to make. The others were so quick and easy, I couldn't believe how fast it went.
I hope you enjoyed this rather long post and all the ways you can use the cards. Next week I'll post some of the pages I made with Project Life by Stampin' Up! cards. If you would like to purchase any of the product or have a question, please email me and I'd be more then happy to help. Now I'm off to finish painting my hall! Hoping this project will be done this weekend!
Happy Stamping,
Cyndy
