Create with Cindy!

Paper Pumpkin is so fun,  a surprise in your mailbox every month! If you love to stamp but don't have time to prepare a project, then Paper Pumpkin Kits are the perfect solution. Every month you'll receive a unique stamp set with an ink spot (that won't repeat a color in a 12-month period). In no time at all, you'll have a variety of stamps and ink to use on other projects. In addition, your first kit includes a free clear stamping block that you'll use every month. LEARN MORE            Sign up at  PaperPumpkin.com  and select me,                    Cindy Malone as your demonstrator.                                      Happy Stamping,                                             Cindy

Using the Christmas Pines Stamp Set to make this easy #Christmas card. Card Base is Very Vanilla  cardstock cut at 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" This Christmas DSP is cut at 4" x 5 1/4" Garden Green cardstock is cut at 3 1/2" x 4 3/4" Sentiment is stamped on Very Vanilla is cut at 3 1/2" x 1 1/2" I stamped the Garden Green cardstock  with Garden Green ink  for a tone on tone look pine tree look. I prepped the Garden Green cardstock with my  Embossing Buddy prior to stamping the Snowflakes  with Versamark , using White Embossing Powder over them and heat set with my Heat Tool . I stamped "Noel" in Real Red ink.   I then used a Sponge Dauber and some Early Espresso ink to distress the edges. Adhered the DSP, then the Garden Green Panel with Multipurpose Liquid Glue and used Dimensionals to pop up the sentiment. Thanks for stopping by & Happy Stamping, Cindy

Yes, you heard it right, 9 cards! Cut your 12" x 12" piece of Designer Series paper into 4" squares and then cut them at a diagonal.  I then adhered them to my card base.  Took my Cherry Cobbler Stampin' Write Marker and went around the edge of the paper.  You could easily make this a super quick and easy card with just a sentiment in the center of the diagonal. Thanks for stopping by, Cindy Happy Stamping!

Before I had a "Gmail" account I logged in under a different email address.  Now I have to sign out of my Gmail account, to log in under my old account, and vice verse every time I want to blog. I decided to just stay logged into my Gmail account and start a new blog for easy access.   Discover Stamping  will remain up for those seeking ideas. Thanks to all who visit, Cindy