A Jillian Vance Design: Pray for a Cure Rosette, Notebook Cards, Notebook, Autumn Leaves Card

Today Ruby did a beautiful Rosette! We love how she thinks "outside the box"!!!

Created a Rosette using "Pray for a Cure" stamp set.

Please visit my blog for more details.

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Jillian ~ So, whats up guys? I made a cute winter notebook card! The paper is DCWV and then I used an Epiphany Crafts bubble and my stamps on the background. I'm sorry this is so short, its really late! I hope you like it!

Recipe: Notebook Background Stamp found HERE stamped in Jet Black Archival ink

Christmas Blessings Stamp Set found HERE for the sentiment, Pacific Point Stampin Up Ink

Just Snowflakes Stamp Set found HERE for the snowflakes stamped in Pacific Point Stampin Up Ink

Epiphany Crafts Round 25 bubble

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Bunny used the Notebook background stamp and the Autumn Leaves set to make this card with the 3-D pumpkin! Check out her blog for more details. Bunny Runs with Scissors

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Amy Jo - Today I created a cute little mini notebook, using the "Notebook" stamps available to purchase here. The pictures below are of the front, the inside and the inside back cover. To finish it off, I will be adding ribbon to the rings. Hope you like it!

Notebook stamp

Amy Jo - Scrapping, Card Making, and Living with Fibro

I love how you can turn an unlined notepad into one with lines. I am the type of girl who must have lines to keep it looking nice, so this set is perfect for me! To get the full details please head over to my blog (click the link above).

Then I decided I really wanted to use my Autumn Leaves set and I am so pleased with how this card came out, I almost want to hang it up instead of sending it out! I used 3 different stamps from this set. Aren't those pumpkins the sweetest? I've used the leaves for many cards already. They are great for the entire year, especially for sympathy, get well, anything of a gentle nature. For the rest of the details on my projects today, please head to my blog.