Sunday, December 22, 2013

My Gnome-made Christmas Card

I wanted to take a moment to wish all of our blog readers a Merry Christmas from me and my family!


I created our Christmas card this year with the Gnome for the Holidays Hybrid Photo Card set. This set features a few different pre-made digital cards; all I had to do was pick a photo (or photos) and drop them into my chosen design. I still like to write in my cards, so I printed these out onto 4x6" photo paper, and adhered them to a 4-1/2 x 6" card base to make a more traditional-style card for mailing.

Of course, I had to be the proud momma and chose pictures of my three children: Hunter, who is 16 and a Junior in High School, Emma Rose, who is 14 and an 8th grader, and Max, who is 12 and a 7th grader this year.

Wishing you many blessings to you and yours in the new year!

Creatively yours,
Karen



**********THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED**********

Are you ready for a giveaway??? Today's vintage kit is the Stratosphere Club Scrap kit from April 2007. The colors and artwork in this kit are so fun and youthful! The kit includes premium papers, red-line tape and micro beads, brads, stickers and more!



For your chance to receive this awesome kit for free, please leave a comment below. We'll choose one comment at random, and post the winner's profile name here on the December 23rd blog post. Good luck!

Yesterday's (Day 21) Giveaway random drawing winner was comment #10, Sandra ltb! Congratulations! Please email Karen at karen@clubscrap.com with your contact information so we can arrange to send you your prize!


Saturday, December 21, 2013

Aspen Club Stamp Project: The Card Caddy





With Club Stamp kits just shipping yesterday, I'm not sure how many of you have gotten the chance to check out the Club Stamp project. So take a look here: Introducing the Aspen Card Caddy!

Aspen Club Stamp Card Caddy
Aspen Club Stamp Card Caddy outside.
Aspen Club Stamp Card Caddy open.
When Terri Zwicker brought in this Card Caddy idea, we thought it would be a great start to getting organized in the New Year. It's a fun way to organize your stash of handmade cards, but it also makes a wonderful gift. The Cutapart sheet we included lists a variety of card "occasions" . . . it even includes a gift tag, just in case you are willing to give it away as a gift. As an added BONUS, Tricia filmed a video tutorial that's free for Club Stamp project members or free with the purchase of the Card Caddy!

Optional gift tag included on Cutapart sheet.

In each of the five paper trays there are two 4-3/4" x 6-1/2" inside trays for housing greeting cards.

Two smaller "inner" divider trays fit snugly inside each tray.

As you can see, it's a cute, fun way to keep those handmade cards organized and ready to go!



Hope you've enjoyed this little tour of the Aspen Card Caddy. Don't forget to comment below for a chance to win the extinct Wedding Kit. What an awesome prize!!!

Thanks for stopping by!
Kay here at Club Scrap













**********THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED**********

It's giveaway time! Today we have a very special treat for you. Today's kit is one of our vintage special edition kits from May 2003: Wedding. The papers are beautiful and the prints feature soft florals, perfect for many occasions. Kit includes both 8-1/2 x 11" and 12x12 premium papers, lovely wide organza ribbons, a stencil, a wood-mounted stamp, stickers, photo mattes and more.


To qualify for the drawing, simply leave us a comment telling us what plans you have for this kit, should you be the winner. We'll choose one comment at random and announce the winner on the Sunday, December 22nd blog post by 10am Central. Good luck!


Yesterday's (Day 20) Giveaway random drawing winner was comment #29, Becca! Congratulations! Please email Karen at karen@clubscrap.com with your contact information so we can arrange to send you your prize!