Dinosaur 1st birthday card using Birthday Backgrounds, Labeler Alphabet and No Bones About It - Stampin’ Up! - Charlet Mallett

DANO DINO 1st birthday - Global Design Project Color Challenge - GDP157

September 24, 2018

It’s so much fun to create a custom birthday card for someone specific. This card was created for our cousins 1st birthday. The family call him Dano Dino so the dinosaur themed card was evident. We celebrated Daniel last night with all sorts of fun dinosaur themed foods and decor.

This card uses the colors for this week’s Global Design Project #GDP157. This color palette is so pretty and would look amazing with fall themed cards.

This card also features three stamp sets: Birthday Backgrounds, Labeler Alphabet and No Bones About it (retired). I hand cut a number 1 from the Animal Expedition Designer Series Papers and built the card from there. Full supplies can be found below.

Check out what the Global Design Project created to see FANTASTIC inspiration and play along with us!

Inside of Dinosaur 1st birthday card using Birthday Backgrounds, Labeler Alphabet and No Bones About It - Stampin’ Up! - Charlet Mallett

Couple of cuties getting crazy with cake. Happy Birthday Daniel.

Product List

Birthday Backgrounds Clear-Mount Stamp Set

[146446]

$18.00

Labeler Alphabet Photopolymer Stamp Set

[141936]

$17.00

No Bones About It Photopolymer Stamp Set

[138756]

$26.00

Animal Expedition Designer Series Paper

[146902]

$11.00

Faceted Dots

[146910]

$6.00

Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[100730]

$9.75

Mint Macaron 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock

[138337]

$8.50

Blackberry Bliss Classic Stampin' Pad

[147092]

$7.50

Mint Macaron Classic Stampin' Pad

[147106]

$7.50

Grapefruit Grove Classic Stampin' Pad

[147142]

$7.50

Mini Stampin' Dimensionals

[144108]

$4.00

SNAIL Permanent Adhesive

[104332]

$7.00

Aqua Painters

[103954]

$17.00

Best Teacher Ever card - World Teachers Day, Charlet Mallett - Stampin' Up! Labeler Alphabet, Bike Ride, Label Me Pretty

Teacher Appreciation! - Labeler Alphabet & more

October 5, 2017

It seems every day the World honors something or someone. Pizza day, donut day, coffee day, dog day ... you get the drill. Today is World Teachers Day. Yeah Teachers!!! It's an important sentiment that I am happy to honor. I come from a family of educators including ALL of my sister-in-laws (3). Maybe I choose the wrong profession?! LOL.

Anyway, here is a card I made for Nic's new 2nd grade teacher. She is awesome! This card pulls images from quite a few stamp sets and punches to help convey the message. Supplies listed below. Happy Stamping!

Product List

Labeler Alphabet Photopolymer Stamp Set

[141936]

$17.00

Bike Ride Photopolymer Stamp Set

[143716]

$21.00

Label Me Pretty Clear-Mount Bundle

[145305]

$31.50

Pinewood Planks Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

[143708]

$10.00

Pick A Pattern Designer Series Paper

[144163]

$11.00

Basic Black Solid Baker's Twine

[141682]

$3.00

Pool Party 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[122924]

$8.00

Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[100730]

$9.00

Banner Triple Punch

[138292]

$23.00

Tag Topper Scalloped Punch

[133324]

$23.00

1-3/4" Circle Punch

[119850]

$18.00

1-3/8" Circle Punch

[119860]

$16.00

Many Marvelous Markers

[131264]

$110.00

Basic Black Archival Stampin’ Pad

[140931]

$7.00

Lemon Zest, Labeler Alphabet - Teacher card. Charlet Mallett - Stampin' Up!

Lemons into Apples? Lemon Zest & Labeler Alphabet

June 22, 2017

Hooray!!! Today is the last day of school for my kids. I needed a few teacher cards to hand along side gifts. In looking through my current stamps I didn't have anything perfect for teachers, so ... when life gives you a Lemon stamp set, make apples ...

I made these cards using the Lemon Zest stamp set and Labeler alphabet. Both sets allowed me to create a custom card perfect for my needs today. Super cute! Bring on summer and the lemonade. .

Below is a slightly differently take on the same layout.

Product List

Lemon Zest Clear-Mount Bundle

[145360]

$34.00

Labeler Alphabet Photopolymer Stamp Set

[141936]

$17.00

Pinewood Planks Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

[143708]

$10.00

Cherry Cobbler Classic Stampin' Pad

[126966]

$6.50

Pear Pizzazz Classic Stampin' Pad

[131180]

$6.50

Basic Black Archival Stampin’ Pad

[140931]

$7.00

Pear Pizzazz 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[131201]

$8.00

Chocolate Chip 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[102128]

$8.00

Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[100730]

$9.00

Coffee Break Designer Series Paper

[144155]

$11.00

Pick A Pattern Washi Tape

[144166]

$8.00

Layering Circle Framelits Dies

[141705]

$35.00

Stitched Shapes Framelits Dies

[145372]

$30.00

Labeler Alphabet - Stamp Review Crew

June 18, 2017

Hello! Welcome to the Labeler Alphabet Stamp Review Crew blog hop. If you are traveling in order you are coming from the talented Betty Traciak.

Labeler alphabet is a super fun set that is really easy to use and create custom sentiments. I stamp with this set all of the time. You can see previous inspiration using this set here, here, and here. Today I paired Labeler Alphabet with the new You're Delightful host set. I made two cards using the same basic supplies and, between the two cards, use every new In Color!

Today's post also happens to land on Father's Day. The first card was made for my husband Chris, and yes, he is the best dad in the world! I stamped 'YOU'RE THE BEST' in black ink and then colored in with Lemon Lime Twist. I used a the Dynamic Hexagon textured impressions embossing folder for the background and was delighted to find the little star image from Labeler Alphabet fits perfectly when stamped in each little hexagon shape.

I used the same template for my second card but stamped only 'THE BEST', omitting the 'YOU'RE'. I swapped out basic elements and ended up with a totally different take on the original. My new MUST HAVE washi tape is Pick a Pattern, talk about a product I can use with everything!

I am always so excited for the SRC posts to go live. We do not see what each other creates before the hop. Each post is like a little inspiration gift. Hop along with us to see what the talented crew created using labeler alphabet. Thanks for stopping by, next up is Natalie Lapakko!