Saturday, December 31, 2022

Catch Up Club Month Two

My A Year in Review--looking back at the cards I liked the best each month of 2022--will be posted on Monday, the 2nd.  Please Come Back!


Today is the last day of December and I am posting a set of cards for our new challenge--Catch-up Club!  A few of my SCS and stamping friends, Darlene, Jeanette and Terry along with myself, have signed up for a number of virtual stamping events in the past 2 1/2 years.  One of the benefits of these events are that they are available to rewatch or even watch for the first time at a later date as they are all recorded. The 4 of us "try" to watch live and chat by texting during the event.  But, life steps in and there are times when one or more of us are not participating during the live.  Then, the kits from sponsors sits in our stamping area until we are ready to watch the video and create.  During one of the events, we decided we needed to push ourselves (and each other) to get some of these events done!   So--we all decided to devote one day a month, the last day of the month for the procrastinators that we are, to post cards we missed making.  They could be from a virtual event or maybe another challenge that was missed.   So--here we are in our 2nd month of The Catch Up Club!


These 3 sets of cards are from the virtual holiday card class sponsored by Sarah and The Paper Cut in Appleton.  All three of these cards are/were also available this year as a Christmas Card kit of all pieces to make 25 cards!  Sarah hosted this class about a month ago and I bought two of the kits.  There is a fourth card and that is sitting on my desk and will be posted later.  

 


Sarah offers many different kinds of classes through the year and kits can be ordered from their website.  

I hope you enjoyed my cards!  Here are the links to the other of the Catch Up Club.  Please be sure to check out Jeanette's, Terry's, and Darlene's blogs.  They may post today or tomorrow, but we have all promised to post cards that was have missed the making along the way!


Image/Sentiment:   The Paper Cut Christmas Cards Kits--the dies are mainly Impression Obsession

Cardstock:  The Paper Cut--various cardstocks, many metallics and glitters

Ink:     None

Accessories:  All included in each kit!

3 comments:

  1. Great cards, Barb! I love the wide variety. It also looks like they are nice and flat for mailing! Another great feature. Good job on getting these done and sharing with us.

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  2. Barb, these Christmas cards you made from Sarah's kits/class are so pretty. You're making great progress at catching up and doing it beautifully!

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  3. A wonderful selection of cards Barb - love the top left one in particular
    Happy New Year
    Blessings
    Maxine

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