November Card Kit...

It's card kit time again!
You will LOVE this stamp set and these cards!

In this kit, you'll receive the supplies to create SIX of EACH design shown above - so you will receive all of the consumable supplies that you need to create 12 cards total.

You will also receive 2 additional full color samples of "alternative" cards that you can make with the combined contents of the kit, as well as step by step instructions on how to complete each of the 4 designs.

Card Kit Price is just $15--that's 12 cards, plus envelopes for just $15!

Each month, the card kit also features both a Stamp Set of the Month and an Accessory of the Month. If you purchase the card kit, you may also purchase these items at 20% off!

November Featured Products:
· True Friend Stamp Set ($22.95) $18.36* with the purchase of the Card Kit
· Clip Assortment ($6.95) $5.56* with the purchase of the Card Kit
(*Plus tax and shipping)

What else will you need? See the list below for items that were used to create the cards in this kit. If you already have everything--just buy the card kit and you are ready to create!

If you don't have everything--place a product order with your kit (don't forget about the discount on the "featured products!")

Or--you can use the card kit to create your own designs using other stamps and inks that you already have--the choice is yours!

Orders for the Card Kits must be received by November 15th. You will receive your kits by the end of the month.

Call or email me today to order:
Megan Dunn
801.690.9405 or
welldunnideas@hotmail.com

Please Note: I am glad to ship kits directly to you! If the kit needs to be shipped, there will be an extra $4.80 shipping charge.

Products you will need to complete cards as shown:

· Chocolate Chip Stampin' Write Marker ($3.95)
· Really Rust Stampin' Write Marker ($3.95)
· More Mustard Stampin' Write Marker ($3.95)
· Always Artichoke Stampin' Write Marker ($3.95)
· Always Artichoke Classic Inkpad ($5.25)
· Really Rust Classic Inkpad ($5.25)
· True Friend Stamp Set ($22.95) $18.36 with the purchase of the Card Kit
· Clip Assortment ($6.95) $5.56 with the purchase of the Card Kit
· Stampin' Dimensionals ($3.95)

Treat Box...

Well, holy cow! I can't believe how long it has been since I showed you something new. Life happens I guess, it has been a couple of busy days and I apologize. :) Here is a Christmas Treat Box, I found the tutorial HERE on SCS and instantly knew I wanted to make one. Since then I have thought of so many fun things you could do with them, so just wait...I'm sure you will seeing a few more. :) You should try one as well, if you do, make sure to let me know so I can see it! :)
What I used:
Stamps: None
Ink: None
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip
Accessories: Ski Slope DSP, Silver Eyelets, Chocolate Chip Taffeta Ribbon

Halloween Treats...

Look how cute! Well, I think so anyway. :) I love these! I first saw these candy bar wrappers on SCS and loved them. I wanted to make my club girls and some friends a Happy Halloween treat and thought this was the perfect time to make some. :) They are so easy too, its just a 6x6 piece of DSP, put adhesive around all four sides, wrap it around a Kit Kat and then crimp the ends. Oh, and just think about the possibilities for other holidays. Like for Christmas using the super fun hostess set Deer Friends...oh man, I love it! :)

What I used:

Stamps: Batty for You

Ink: Basic Black, Kiwi Kiss, Pumpkin Pie

Cardstock: Basic Black, Pumpkin Pie, Kiwi Kiss, Whisper White

Accessories: Ghostly Greeting DSP, Scallop Circle Punch, 1 3/8" Circle Punch, 1 1/4" Circle Punch, 1" Circle Punch, Crimper, Paper Piercer, Dimensionals

Halloween Card...

Ok, so I have been wanting this wheel for awhile, and I was totally going to use it and try the technique Soot Stamping with it, but the card wasn't turning out how I had pictured, came up with this card instead. This isn't my idea, I saw something similar that was a swap from Founders Circle, but I don't know who made it, or even a link to see it, so sorry about that...but I did love the card, and I love how this turned out. Its so colorful and I love the silhouettes of the kids trick or treating. :) Ok, enough of that...enjoy the card and if you have any questions let me know! :)

Turkey Treat Box...

I have seen these little turkeys all over the place using the scallop circle punch as the feathers, but as I was making all the petals for the flowers on my card and tutorial I started thinking they might look pretty cute as feathers.

Anyway, on to the project. I first saw this cute box on Ashley's Blog and loved it, and then saw a similar box HERE on Jody Morrows blog. I loved it and had to make one. :) The box uses a piece of 12" x 5 1/2" sheet of cardstock. I'm sure the other boxes were a bit different, but I didn't have any dimensions, so I kinda made my own. :) Anyway, it is really a quick and easy box to make and then the inside holds any little treat, and who doesn't like getting a treat in a cute package. :)
What I used:
Stamps: none
Ink: none
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Old Olive, Very Vanilla, Basic Black, Close to Cocoa, Real Red and Pumpkin Pie CS...Hostess Patterns Pack, Sweet Always and Bella Rose DSP
Accessories: Twill Tape, Linen Thread, Basic Black Stampin' Write Marker and Word Window, Tag, Scallop Circle, 1 1/4" Square, 1" Circle and 1/4" Circle Punches

A Quick Tutorial...

I have had a a few people ask me how I did the flower petals on THIS CARD, and so I thought I would just post a quick tutorial on how to make them. Let me first say that this was not my idea, it was in Octobers issue of Stampin' Success.

To start you will need 8 tags punched using the Tag Punch (you can also use the Small Tag Punch, but I don't have that one yet and this size works just fine. :)) and Designer Series Paper.
Fold each one in half vertically.
Fold the top layer open from the bottom-left corner to the top of the fold. Like the line I drew. :)
This is what you will get.

To make the flower you overlap each petal.
Glue them to a punched 1 3/8" circle.
When they are all attached you will have a sm. circle of cardstock showing.
Here is a finished flower. So cute!
Enjoy!
*Sorry there are so many pictures, I haven't figured out how to combine them yet. :)

Its a Christmas Card...

I know many of you may not be ready for Christmas, but I SO am! I love Christmas time, the music, the smells, the yummy treats, how much nicer people seem to be, everything...well, except the snow. :) Its pretty and as long as I don't have to drive in it, its great...but anyway, enough of that. :)

I have a workshop in November where the girl requested lots of Christmas stuff, cards, neighbor gift ideas, etc. So I think you will be seeing lots of Christmas stuff over the next while. :) This is a card I made for a swap I was in, I really like these colors together. I embossed the saying, but that is always something that is hard to show in a picture. Well, I'm off to keep working on Christmas things. Enjoy!

Oh, I've had a few people ask how I made the petals on my flower card in the previous post, so I will post a tutorial on that tomorrow. :)

Stamps: Snow Swirled
Ink: Kiwi Kiss, Perfect Plum, Pale Plum
Cardstock: Kiwi Kiss, Perfect Plum, Whisper White
Accessories: White Taffeta Ribbon, Silver Cord, Silver Brads, White Embossing Powder, Sponge Daubers, Dimensionals