Ros Davidson, Independent Stampin' Up!® demonstrator, Melbourne, Australia

Top 10 card for 2015

Time for the annual "top 10" cards post. Click on the file name to see the original post with all the details for the card. (See previous years here: 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009) 

Butterfly basics collage stamping

Simply pressed clay card

Playstation remote birthday card

New annual catalogue blog hop card


Christmas in July blog hop card


Basketball thank you card


Colour challenge blog hop card


Reindeer joy Christmas card

Lighthearted leaves thank you card

Z fold Christmas card

I wonder what next years favourites will be?

Nephew Christmas ornaments

As per previous years, my nephew handed out ornaments to childcare carers and relatives. This years version are similar to what my kids handed out at school but still different enough...

Back side of the ornament

Previous years ornaments
2014
2013
2012

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Teacher thank you cards

Yesterday I shared the teacher gifts my children handed out, today I have the cards that accompanied the gifts.
The kids wrote "thank you" in their own hand writing for a personal touch. The card pictured features my 8 year old daughters hand writing. I think its pretty neat (especially compared to her 10 & 12 year old brothers!)

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2015 Teacher Gifts

These are the teacher gifts I made for our school teachers this year.

Each bauble has sequins inside it and a photo of my child on the back (not shown).

Previous teacher gifts I have made:
2014
(I didn't blog 2013's)
2012
2011
2010
2009
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Z fold Christmas Card

A Z fold Christmas card. Simple, elegant but a real wow card!

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Pop out swing techniques class

Just a little behind in blogging October's techniques class. It featured the pop out swing technique.
Here's one of the cards made:

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Glitter Packing Tape Techniques Class

November's techniques class focused on the glitter packing tape technique. 

This technique happens to lend itself really well to Christmas cards. Christmas and glitter/bling is always a winner right?

My techniques classes have finished up for 2015 but will return in January 2016. For more details visit my stampin' events and classes page.
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Present card

Present Christmas card made featuring "Home for Christmas" designer series paper. "Home for Christmas" designer series paper is on the seasonal catalogue retiring list. Have you seen what else is retiring? Is there any product you must simply get your hands on?

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To you and yours shaker card kit

Using the "to you and yours" shaker card kit I put together these stunning cards.

They came together very quickly even with the slight changes to the kit I made. I used a combination of stamps I already owned instead of purchasing the coordinating "to you and yours too" stamp set but both work in my opinion. Both the "to you and yours" shaker card kit and "to you and yours too" stamp set are on the retiring seasonal catalogue list. Get yours today and make 18 fabulous cards quickly. 
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Embellished ornaments

I've got a bit of holiday bling to share today. An embellished ornaments card featuring both red foil and glimmer cardstock.

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