This winter has been so strange weather-wise. It snowed up here once in November and then turned warmer instead of colder. December had no snow at all. It was 60 degrees on Christmas Eve! I used to love the snow. It was fun to take the kids sledding and we all downhill skied. Although I feel badly for the ski slopes, I am not sad it did not snow this year. I think this means I am ready to go somewhere south during the winter. I heard it was 82 in Florida on Christmas. That might be a little weird but I think I could get used to it!
In any case, I made this spring card to celebrate the warmer winter. I know. That makes no sense but I am going with it. I used the Perpetual Calendar stamp set to make it. I took a glass and lightly drew a circle on the card with a pencil so I would have a shape to go by. When I was done stamping I was able to just erase the pencil mark. I actually found a mechanical pencil that erases really well. It is made by Papermate and is called Clear Point 0.7m. I don’t know why, but it erases without leaving a trace.
The sentiment is from a Sale-A-Bration set called Perfect Pairings. This set has 9 wood mount or clear mount stamps and you can get it for free with a qualifying purchase! You can also get an extra $25 in Hostess Benefits with a $250 workshop (or order) or join my Stampin Up! family and get a $155 worth of product for $99!
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Oh WOW, Susan – your wreath is gorgeous!! What a clever idea. I love using the Perpetual Calendar set for making backgrounds – you’ve really made it shine with this wreath! I hope you don’t mind me ‘case’ing it (full credit to you, of course!)
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Thanks, Deborah! You are so nice! CASE away. It is why we all share!
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