Stamped Post-It Note Holders

In my house I have two crafting rooms.  One is for sewing and the other one is for my stamping and paper projects.  And I'm always torn between my two loves.  :)

This week I made some Post-It Note holders in my stamping room.  For these pretty purples ones, I used Perennial Lavender designer papers and some punched out flowers from Petal Park stamp set.  These flowers are a quick and easy go-to because the flowers stamp three at a time and then have a punch.  So you can make them fast without using the Big Shot machine.

I'm pretty involved in my church and I often have the Bible study ladies over for dinner or a crafting night.  They like to buy things from my Shop and always ask for cards and small projects with Scriptures on them.  So I made these as part of my Faith Collection, that contains some of my crafts with a a more inspirational feel to them.

Here are some note pads made with the lovely Charming Day papers.  They coordinate with the cards that I made a couple of weeks ago.  And there's even a small inspirational block in the photo.

I love making multiples of things and then displaying them in my little Shop.  But they don't stay there for long - they're big sellers and sell out quickly.  Maybe someday I will open up my Etsy shop again, but I can't make things fast enough.  

 

Charming Day Cards

For my stamping class this month I decided to use Charming Day, a new online stamp set and papers.  I bought 2 packages of these papers because they are just so beautiful.  :)

I love how this card came out.  I started with a beige cardstock. (I still had some Sahara Sand from a long time ago so I used that!)  Then I added a layer of green and the designer paper that I think is just so pretty.  

I love the look of the arch die as the focal point and added some of the smaller flowers to it.  It's embossed to give it some texture.  I had a strip of that trellis out (not sure which die set that is from) so I put that on the card as well.  The sprigs are Old Olive green from the same set.  The greetings are embossed with white powders and then fussy cut.  I could make this card all day.  

 

My next card uses the same designer papers, only along the bottom part of the card.  I used Cloud Cover for the cardstock.  Then we stamped the large flower on the top piece (Lost Lagoon) and embossed it using the Subtle folder.  

The beige paper strip that we stamped on is from Country Lace papers.  I copied this card from Dawn Olchefsky.

This pretty orange card is made using the same paper, only cut and taped together on the back.  The colors coordinate so well together.  The ladies and I had a fun time using this set.  I just want to make more and more.  You could put this pretty flower on just about any designer papers.  The idea is from Barb Brimhall.

Which card do you like the best?  They're all pretty but I think I'll have to go with the top one.  :)