(formerly Crafting With Me) 💌 CraftWithCheryl.com Craft With Cheryl | Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in Montana sharing video and in-person cardmaking classes, online experiences and retreats, paper crafting ideas, Mystery Stamping and creative inspiration. Founding member of Stamping Cross Country - Virtual Retreats.
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Welcome to Craft With Cheryl — I’m so glad you’re here 💛
I share weekly card making classes and fun paper crafting ideas using Stampin’ Up! products. Whether you’re brand new or have been crafting for years, you’ll find simple, step-by-step projects you can create right along with me.
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Thursday, May 31, 2018
Monday, April 23, 2018
Beautiful Colors
Stampin' Up! also took this opportunity to redesign their stamp pad cases. I haven't tried one yet, but I hear they are more user friendly than the cases they have now. They also changed the ink formula a bit by adding a defoamer.
Here's a peek at the new colors. Which ones are your favorites?
New Color Groups
Friday, March 30, 2018
My Top 5 Sale-a-bration Products
Heartfelt Blooms didn't grab my attention right away, but after seeing a few examples made with it, I was hooked! The details on this stamp are amazing.
Lots of Lavender, on the other hand, I fell for immediately! I love it's simplicity.
Monday, March 12, 2018
Happy Easter Banner
What do you think? Here's a closer look at the word "Happy".
You can see the details better in this picture.
How did I make this? Well, I used my Large Letter Dies to cut out "Happy Easter" in Melon Mambo Cardstock using the Big Shot. I then used the large oval from the Stitched Shapes Dies to make the colored "eggs" using the Painted With Love Designer Series Paper. Next, I used the large Layering Oval to make the frilly background for the "eggs" using Calypso Coral Cardstock. I used Fast Fuse and Dimensionals to adhere the "egg" pieces together. I stitched the ends of a piece of Calypso Coral Ribbon from the Sale-a-bration Brochure Ribbon Pack so it will hang on the wall. Finally, I used mini clothespins to attach the "eggs". Ta-da!
Only 19 days left to get almost $200 in Stampin' Up! products for only $99 and free shipping during Sale-a-bration! Everything you (or your friends) order after that is discounted 20% or more. No obligations! Only opportunities! More information here.
Other offers during Sale-a-bration are also leaving soon. Until March 31st, you get to select free product for every $50 you spend. If your order (or you and your friends) is $250 or more, you earn $25 extra in Stampin' Rewards. That would meant at least $50 in free products plus the Sale-a-bration items you earned.
Part 2 of my sampler class is this Thursday from 7-10pm at the Senior Center in Circle. Here's what my daughter has done on hers so far. Cost of the class is $15. It does not include the 12x12 frame. You are welcome to come make cards with the supplies also. Cards are $3 each.
Coffee and Card is next Wednesday at the Lunch Box in Circle from 2-5. Stop in anytime and order a drink from Billie, then make a card or 2 with me! Cards are $3 each.
Hope to craft with you soon!
Cheryl
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Thursday, March 8, 2018
Monday, March 5, 2018
Heartfelt Blooms
I stamped the floral stamp on white, then fuzzy cut the bouquet. I also randomly stamped the bouquet on the card base. I stamped Sorry from the Sorry for Everything stamp set on Whisper White cardstock. I used three strips of the Whisper White Organza Ribbon behind the Sorry. I mounted both parts using dimensionals.
For the inside, I stamped a corner with the bouquet stamp and added a sentiment from the Sorry for Everything set.
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
Beautiful Day
I love this simple stamp set. Recently in a class, we made this card. We used the Beautiful Day Stamp Set (item #145915), Stampin' Blends, and Stampin' Emboss Powder in white (item # 109132).
We used the stained glass technique. To do this, stamp the butterfly image in VersaMark on a piece of vellum. Then sprinkle white embossing powder over it and remove the excess. Then heat set the embossing powder using a heat tool.
Once cool, turn the image over and start coloring in the spaces on the back of the paper.
















