November Stamp Camp

I love the "Bethlehem" bundle, so we used it again. It was inspired by several different cards I had seen on Pinterest.  Everything pre-cut, they just had to stamp image, punch it out and assemble everything.We also used the "Ready for Home" bundle. Such a cute set. I used the "Hardwood" background stamp on the stairs. That little dachshund is just too cute. Again, all was pre-stamped and cut, they just had to color. They got to play with the new Stampin' Blends for that.

I also did a card with the Musical Season bundle. I love that French Horn. The Merry Music Specialty Designer Paper is fabulous. Everything was pre-cut for them. So this was an easy, just assemble card. Only sentiment for inside had to be stamped.

I also had to play with the Many Mittens framelits and make some tags.

I wasn't going to, but at last minute, I decided to offer them another Thanksgiving's Day card to make if desired. I used the "Pick a Pumpkin" Bundle. To make it easy, I had everything pre-stamped and cut for them (except sentiment). Everyone made one.

 I had to share this picture. The card on the right is my sample. The card on the left is the one my 5 y.o. granddtr., Bonnye made for her teacher (after everyone had left). She did it all by herself with the parts leftover. She didn't want to use the pre-cut Christmas balls though, she wanted to draw hers on and used my Stampin' Blends.

Finally holding Stamp Camps Again!

Well, I haven't held a Stamp Camp in a very loooong time, as we have been having a LOT of home renovations being done. It is finally all done and I can start having them again (and show off my "new" home). I made these same cards on Oct. 20th at the Sr. Ctr. in Colonial Beach, but with only 1 layer on Thanksgiving's card and center daisy not popped up and no gem.. Used Crushed Curry cardstock on the Bethlehem card vs gold foil and the Beachy Christmas one was only one layer. So stepped them up a bit for my more experienced Stamp Camp participants.

 

Used the spotlight technique on this card. I used colored pencils on mine, but let them use the new Stampin' Blends on theirs, so colors show up more.