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August's Cards

August's Card Club Cards
These are the 2 cards we did at my first Card Club Meeting. I had 9 people come and that was very exciting for me. Next month is bring a friend so hopefully everyone will bring someone.
 
Envelope Gift Card Holder



 
Any of the current products used can be purchased on my Website
happileastamppin.stampinup.net
 
Ingredients for the Penguin Gift Card Holder: 
I apologize, but this card is pretty much all retired products, including the DSP which I can't remember the name of, but can easily be changed to current DSP.
     Stamp Sets:  No Peeking & Jolly Old Saint Nick
     Card Stock: Crumb Cake Envelope, Real Red, Chocolate Chip & Very Vanilla for Stamping & Crumb Cake for the band
     Ink: Real Red, Chocolate Chip & makers for coloring the penguins
     Punches: Decorative Label, Modern Label, Work Window, 2 3/8" Scallop Circle, 1 3/4" circle & 1 3/8" circle.
     Accessories: stampin' dimensionsals
 
 
Have A Bootiful Christmas 

 
Ingredients for the Boot Card:
     Stamp Sets: Bootiful Occasions & More Merry Messages for the inside greeting
     Card Stock: Gumball Green, Basic Black, Cherry Cobbler & Whisper White for stamping. The DSP is Be Of Good Cheer and unfortunately is retired. Colors can be easily changed with DSP used.
     Ink: Jet Black Staz-on & for the envelope and inside greeting, Cherry Cobbler & Gumball Green markers.
     Punches: 2 1/2" circle, 1" circle, 3/4" circle, Scallop Oval & Large Oval
     Accessories: Big Shot, Northern Flurry EF, Versmark & white EP, Heat Tool, Sponge Daubers, Stampin' Dimensionals.

 
 
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