Making a Metallic Mother's Day Card

It was quite the day as we went live to make a metallic Mother’s Day card. Everything went wrong during the show, but the card came out great!

We just love it! We had some new crafters over here last night and they loved it too. We had a few of our recent cards on display.

Of course, you can easily turn this into a birthday card or a a greeting card for any other reason.

You can watch the live stream below or watch it here on YouTube.

Easy and elegant. That’s how I would describe this one. But we did use the Stylish Shapes dies that are not available right now. They should be back in mid April. But the rest are available…. for now.

We grabbed the Marigold Moments stamp set even though Ann’s mom passed away some time ago. But there are so many mothers who could use an unexpected card for Mothers Day. It’s a classic day of celebration but some don’t have someone to think of them.

The Retirement List is being released later today. Are you on our mailing list? We’ll be mailing out an improved retirement list. We’ll edit it and increase the font size so that it’s easier to read.

You Can Make This Metallic Mothers Day Card

Be sure to take advantage of the Stampin’ Up! bundle. We list the Marigold Moments stamps and dies separately and bundled together for a 10% savings so that you have options.

But first, let’s check out what we do for our online shoppers:

But I’ll bet that you’d like to know what we used for supplies.

So before we share the picture list, I want to be sure you know what we give all our online shoppers.

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