This will be our October Card of the Month. It is much simpler than it looks. You will use a square punch to make all your squares. After you adhere them to a piece of paper, you will use a large punch to cut out the shape.
Supply list:
cardstock - your choice of color
Decorative paper and cardstock - your color choice
ribbon - your choice
embellishments - optional
We are a subgroup of NNNC who get together once a month to make cards. You can make the "card of the month" or any design you like. We share stamps but you do need to bring your own paper, cutter, adhesives, embellishments, etc. This group is not affiliated with any papercrafting business so you will never be asked to buy products. Due to fragrance allergies, you are asked to attend Cardmaking get-togethers "fragrance free."
Monday, July 30, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Cards made by our members
Beautiful wedding card by Vicki.
A pot full of flowers by Nancy! You pull the greeting out from behind the flowers.
A pot full of flowers by Nancy! You pull the greeting out from behind the flowers.
August - brayer inked background
In August we will be experimenting with brayers, multi-ink pads and misters to create watercolor backgrounds.
Friday, June 22, 2012
September - Washi Paper Quilting
We will be doing Washi Paper Quilting in September.
Supplies:
cardstock
templates - will be emailed to everyone
origami paper
scotch tape - one sided
thin batting or thin packing foam
embellishments
July - Playing With a Full Deck
We are going to make this fun, easy card in July.
Supplies:
cardstock - black, white & red
miniature playing cards will be available
Laurel will bring alphabet stamps - bring your clear block and black ink pad if you have them
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
July 2012
Cards made by Laurel. Both of these cards use ink for the color. The top card is black and cream cardstock. All of the other colors come from ink. The lilac card is made from all white cardstock and lilac ink.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Notebook from scrap binding
Just an example of what you can do with your binding scrap. I'm going to use this for my knitting notes.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Decorated Card Organizer
I finished another organizer. I added two extra pockets in this book - one on the back of January and one on the back cover. The back cover pocket is not a great idea. It doesn't have the flexibility of the page pockets and it doesn't stay closed as tightly on the bound edge. If you want to add an extra pocket, I suggest you do it on the back of your January page.
Friday, April 6, 2012
Quilling Card for May
We will be making this beautiful quilling card, featured in "Paper Quilling for the first time" by Alli Bartkowski, in May. Janet will be our leader. Please contact Janet if you have any questions.

- Quilling tool
- 1/8" wide quilling papers in fuchsia, moss green, three shades of pink and white
- Cardstock in burgundy, fuchsia, pink and white
- quick-dry glue (wet glue, not runner) for gluing your quilled shapes
- tweezers
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Card Organizer progress
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
March
We will be making Card Organizers in March and April.
Supplies:
calendar pages printed out on 110 lb. cardstock
blank page of 110 lb. cardstock
coloring tools
Terrifically Tacky tape
wire binding - we'll purchase these together
decorative paper, embellishments, etc. - however you choose to decorate your book
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