I am so excited to share my very first video with you! I created a short video showing you how to emboss the front of Stampin’ Up!’s Acetate Boxes (10 for $6.50 in the Holiday Catalog). It’s a simple and fun technique to dress up the boxes.

(One disclaimer: In the video, I call the embossing folder the incorrect name. I actually used the Holly embossing folder found in Stampin’ Up!’s Annual Catalog.)

The acetate boxes are awesome filled with four to five handmade greeting cards and envelopes to give as a gift, but there is so much more you can do with them. For my team and classes, I used several of Stampin’ Up!’s embossing folder to enhance the boxes. I then filled them with a hot chocolate packet, a treat tube stuffed with marshmallows, and two chocolate/peppermint stir sticks.

In addition, on Monday, November 27, receive free shipping on all Stampin’ Up! orders. I’d love if you would shop from my online store:kimquade.stampinup.net.

Thanks for stopping by today. I would love to hear your comments on the video.

Kim

This offer doesn’t come around very often! Take advantage and stock up on your favorite Stampin’ Up! products.

Offer good on all size orders from 12 a.m. MT through 11:59 p.m. MT Monday, November 27.

Shop directly from my online store or contact me to help you place your order.

Happy shopping!

Kim

Sharing the third card I received in the mail this week. Karen Page used a number of Stampin’ Up! elements to create this elegant card. She used the polished stone technique on the leaf and then die cut it with the Leaflets Framelit. She also used the Seasonal Layers Thinlits and die cut a leaf from Gold Foil. So pretty! The sentiment is from the Painted Harvest stamp set.

I hope you enjoy your day with family and friends — and maybe squeeze in a little stamp time while the guys are watching football!

Thanks for stopping by today.

Kim

Here’s more of the happy mail I received this week! This beauty was created by Beth Doty, and she used a variety of Stampin’ Up! products on this card, including embossing paste for the background, Seasonal Layers Thinlits, and the sentiment from the Sheltering Tree stamp set. I love the “pop” with the Copper Foil.

I just love being on the receiving end of so many beautiful,h andmade cards.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Kim

I almost skipped back to the house after getting the mail yesterday! I received happy mail: three, yes three, handmade cards, and two Paper Pumpkin boxes.

I just love receiving handmade cards from my friends and team members. Kathy Blume used Stampin Up!s’ Pick a Pumpkin Bundle and Painted Harvest stamp set to create this beauty. I think the Layered Leaves embossed background adds a lot, as well as the Copper Foil swirls. The pumpkins also have been painted with Clear Wink of Stella.

Hoping you find some joy  in your mail this holiday season!

Thanks for stopping by today!

Kim