Pick A Pumpkin Bundle
Stampin' Up!

Hi Everyone,

Well out here in the Pacific Northwest, the fall has arrived with a wet and windy time. It looks like later this week we are expecting our first fall wind and rain storm. This could mean we lose power, but I won't worry about that yet.

Today I wanted to share some card samples with you using the Pick a Pumpkin Bundle in the Holiday Catalog by Stampin' Up! The card above was created by my friend, Jessica, when we had a shoe-box swap. This is a fun time with friends to get together and create cards that we each designed. I hope you like the samples I am showing. Be sure to share this blog and follow too. I try and share lots of creative stamping projects.

Lisa Schultz created this fun fall project.

I love the color choices in this project by Marilyn
Rickard. The Pumpkin Thinlet  is so cute!

This cozy card was created by Sarah Groven. I love the dimension
with the cable knit embossing folder and all the cut outs.

Sarah also created this wonderful Holiday Card
using the Pattern Pumpkin Thinlits. 

I just love all the dies for this Pick a Pumpkin stamp set! The stamps are wonderful, but when you use the die to cut out the elements and add to a project, it takes it to WOW! I really like the holiday card and the Winter Wonder Embossing Folder. I wouldn't have thought to use the thinlits for anything but fall. That's what is so nice and doing a swap with other stampers. It helps your own creativity. 

The Designer Series Paper used in the first two projects are part of the October Designer Series Paper sale.

Through the end of the month, you can stock up and save on some of the most popular Designer Series Paper. I was so excited for this because I do up treats for everyone at the school I work at. This year I have more to make since I'm split between two locations. Designer Series Paper (DSP) really makes quick work of a cute treat bag. Here is one that I'm going to CASE (copy and share) for my Halloween treats.

Stamping friend Deborah Babcock created this super cute treat bag. It is so cute using a small piece of Spooky Night DSP. I am going to use this idea to create the bunch I will be making up for school. 

I hope today has inspired you to work on some fall projects. The Pick a Pumpkin Bundle is perfect. I really like how the stamp set and thinlits coordinate together, but can also be used alone to create some fantastic things.

If you are in need of any products or want to place an order be sure to use my October Hostess Code #CDDRQGYB for your chance to win hostess rewards. A minimum $25.00 qualifies you. Please do not mark "No Contact" when you order. I won't be able to contact you if you win the October Hostess. 

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Happy Stampin'

Mary Blocher

The Power Huff Stamper