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Earlier this month I spent a long weekend with a group of good friends in Milwaukee, Wisconsin...you may have seen pictures I posted on my personal Facebook page of the fun activities we did. On the last day one of my friends who lives in the area took me to a stamping store owned by the famous non-SU! stamper, Gina K. I saw a card there that I knew I wanted to CASE (Copy And Share Everything). Here's what I made:  I started with a panel of Whisper White card stock and stamped the small swirl from the Swirly Bird stamp set all over in VersaMark ink. I then covered the stamping with Clear Stampin' Emboss Powder and heat set it. Using a Stampin' Sponge I covered the panel with Flirty Flamingo ink, deliberately keeping it a bit uneven in application. the embossed swirls resist the ink, leaving them glossy and white. I rubbed over them with a bit of paper towel to be sure there wasn't any ink clinging to them. Then I stamped the sentiment from the Designer Tin of Cards stamp set on a piece of Vellum card stock. I first inked the stamp in VersaMark, then tapped it on my Memento Tuxedo Black pad to get a sticky, black impression that would hold the Clear Stampin' Emboss Powder. I wrapped the Vellum around the swirly panel, adhering it to the back. Then I mounted it on a panel of Basic Black card stock and tied a length of Whisper White ⅝" Organza Ribbon around it. Then I adhered it to a Flirty Flamingo card base. Finally, I added some long-retired black rhinestones. One could use regular rhinestones colored with a black permanent marker instead. Here's the card I CASE'd:  It appears the SU! is completely on-trend in the stamping world, don't you think? Wonder which set came first....  Upcoming EventsNovember Events Coffee and a Card - NEW! Stop by CM2 Pizzeria and Bake Shop on the second Friday of the month to enjoy your favorite beverage, mingle with friends and neighbors and make a card or two! Friday, November 11 CM2 Pizzeria and Bake Shop, 11675 N 136th St., Scottsdale 9:30 - 10:30 am $2 per card plus cost of your drink. Christmas Card Stamp-A-Stack Tired of spending lots of money on those generic store bought cards? Join me as we create mantel-worthy holiday cards made from the heart. No creativity required…I've done the design and prep work for you. 25 cards, 5 each of 5 designs. Saturday, November 12 12:00 - 4:00 pm (you may not need this long to complete your projects) Nancy’s Craft Room RSVP by Saturday, November 5. On-Demand Contact me to schedule a time and day that work for you! nhoetker@mac.com or 217-621-1050 November Monthly Card Class Make 5 cards featuring great Stampin’ Up! products and a variety of techniques. Suitable for experienced and novice paper crafters alike. $20, all supplies included. Thursday, November 17 7:00 - 9:30 pm Nancy’s Craft Room RSVP by Sunday, November 13 Friday, November 18 9:30 am - noon Nancy’s Craft Room RSVP by Sunday, November 13 Phoenix/Peoria class TBD ----------------------------------------------------------------------- December Events Good Things Come in Little Packages! Every year we give out so many gift cards and little gifts to teachers/neighbors/hostesses/colleagues. Don’t just put a generic tag or bow on them…come create a stash of creative packaging that will be well received! Projects will include:
Wednesday, December 7 (changed) 9:30 am - noon Nancy’s Craft Room RSVP by Sunday, December 4 Thursday, December 8 7:00 - 9:30 pm Nancy’s Craft Room RSVP by Sunday, December 4 Coffee and a Card Stop by CM2 Pizzeria and Bake Shop on the second Friday of the month to enjoy your favorite beverage, mingle with friends and neighbors and make a card or two! Friday, December 9 CM2 Pizzeria and Bake Shop, 11675 N 136th St., Scottsdale 9:30 - 10:30 am $2 per card plus cost of your drink.
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Meet NancyI've been paper-crafting since 2006, and an Independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator since 2010. I love sharing my craft with others, either through classes or by creating special cards and gifts that meet their needs. Join me in creating fun! 
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