JUST A NOTE WISHING YOU WELL - December 2018 Stamp Camp

Hi, Stampers!
     This quick and easy note card makes a perfect "thank-you" for a Christmas gift or a super fast Christmas card in case you have fallen behind!  Of course, that's assuming you have the Wishing You Well stamp set.  BTW, this is not a pine wreath and can be used for any season in any color(s)!  Just click above and go to my blog for instructions.

Happy Stampin’!
Sue Duffy ~
mandsduffy@comcast.net



Instructions
  • Stamp the wreath* and sentiment on the front of a Whisper White or Very Vanilla note card from SU!'s Note Cards & Envelopes.  Want to make several at once?  Use your Stamparatus.  ;-)
    * Use any color ink you wish - at camp we used Shaded Spruce or Call Me Clover (a little brighter) on WW or Mellow Moss on VV
  • Stamp the bow in any color you wish (we used Real Red or Cherry Cobbler) on a scrap of matching CS and fussy-cut
  • Attach to wreath with Mini Glue Dot, add a rhinestone or pearl colored with matching Stampin' Blends
  • Decorate envelope, if desired - we used the small tree from the Timeless Tidings stamp set.
Products


Wishing You Well Clear-Mount Stamp Set
[147864]
Whisper White Note Cards & Envelopes
[131527]
Shaded Spruce Classic Stampin' Pad
[147088]
Real Red Classic Stampin' Pad
[147084]
Real Red Dark Stampin' Blends
[147934]
Very Vanilla Note Cards & Envelopes
[144236]
Mossy Meadow Classic Stampin' Pad
[147111]
Cherry Cobbler Dark Stampin' Blends Marker
[144575]
Rhinestone Basic Jewels
[144220]
Pearl Basic Jewels
[144219]
Glue Dots
[103683]

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