Cheesehead Cheers

Terrific Terrier

Handsome Honeybee

Seeing Spots

Ample AM

I found a really good use for ombre paper- the background of a sunrise (could also be a sunset) card! This card also uses a miniature banner punch in an unconventional way.

Astounding Aster

This card uses the "Blossom Builder" punch from Stampin' Up. To get the curve on each petal, i used a bone folder. Yes, it took a long time, but I think it's worth it. :)

Floral Frenzy

I dug this gem out the other day. This was the very first card I made when I got a die-cut machine. I'm sure you can tell that I went a little crazy with this set of dies. This was also before I started using Stampin' Up products, which is why the color might seem a little off. Consider this my "Throwback Thursday" card :)

Honeycomb Hello

I'm loving the banner shapes and the tag punch on this card. I combined the honeycomb texture with the printed stripes, then added small embellishments to create a greeting card with an almost nautical feel.

Hunky Horsepower

I used a chevron embossing folder on silver foil paper to give this "tough guy" birthday card a more authentic feel. 

Loopy Longitudes

This bright and energetic card may look simple, but if you've ever worked with the thinlit dies (the "thankful" word), you know they can be a huge pain to deal with. (Hint- if you're having problems getting the paper out of the thinlit, put a piece of wax paper between the paper and the die)