Christmas Stamp-A-Stack

Christmas Stamp-A-Stack

vía A Time to Stamp de stampinmichelleh@aol.com (Michelle) el 19/12/09

This sure is a busy time of the year, as I'm sure others can attest to :) Since it has been quite awhile since my last post, I thought I would take a minute to share some Christmas cards with you. These are from my Christmas Stamp-A-Stack class. I've used some of these designs for my own Christmas cards this year.

Stamp set: Four the Holidays
Paper: Whisper White, Silver Brushed, Green Galore, Real Red, Tempting Turquoise
Ink: Silver Encore
Accessories: Ornament punch, Petals-A-Plenty impressions folder, Big Shot, Silver elastic cord, Sticky Strip, SNAIL adhesive, Craft & Paper scissors, paper trimmer

Stamp set: Medallion, All Holidays
Paper: Rich Razzleberry, Basic Black, Whisper White card stock
Ink: Glorious Green Classic, Black StazOn
Accessories: Circle Scissor Plus, Rich Razzleberry polka-dot ribbon, SNAIL adhesive, glue dots, paper cutter, Craft & Paper scissors

Inspired by several stampers on Splicoaststampers

Stamp set: Season of Joy
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Real Red, Naturals Ivory, Merry Moments DSP
Ink: Garden Green Stampin' Write Marker
Accessories: 1 3/8" square punch, large oval punch, scallop oval punch, Top Note die, Big Shot, Chocolate Chip grosgrain ribbon, SNAIL adhesive, paper cutter, Craft & Paper scissors

Stamp sets: Four the Holidays, Patterned Pines
Paper: Whisper White, Bashful Blue, Regal Rose, Pretty in Pink, Old Olive card stock
Ink: Real Red, Garden Green Classic ink
Accessories: Scallop edge punch, white gel pen, SNAIL adhesive, Stampin' dimensionals, Stamp-a-ma-jig, paper cutter

CASEd from myself from this card

Stamp set: Upsy Daisy
Paper: Old Olive, Orchid Opulence, Whisper White card stock, Cottage Wall DSP
Ink: Old Olive, Rich Razzleberry Classic ink, Versamark
Accessories: scallop edge punch, Dazzling Diamonds glitter, heat & stick powder, white gel pen, SNAIL adhesive, Stamp-A-Ma-Jig, scissors, paper cutter

CASEd from suelynnbee

Thanks for stopping by. I'll try to post again before the new year, but I can't guarantee that I will. Once I have rested up from the holidays and have time, I will begin posting more regularly. Until then, have fun stampin' and creatin', and have a blessed Christmas!

Edited to add: Sorry for the lack of spacing between a few of the paragraphs. I can't get a space no matter how many times I try to.

siempre me han gustado las guitarras! i love guitars

Gentleman gentlemen ...... please .... show some restraint !

vía McConville Guitars mcconville@wightman.ca de Michael McConville - Luthier / Guitar Expert el 29/12/09

Facebook The Most-Visited Site on Christmas

Facebook The Most-Visited Site on Christmas

When you look at a list of top 10 websites in the world, or the U.S., which site do you expect to see on top? Google. Although Google still dominates the list most of the time, with 6.7 percent of all U.S. visits between January and November 2009, on Christmas day another site was on top: Facebook.

According to Hitwise, this was the first time that Facebook was the most-visited U.S. site. It's logical: On Christmas day, everyone wanted to connect with their friends and family, which pushed the largest social networking site to the top.

But it's still a testament to how huge Facebook really is; and it's still growing. Add to that the fact that "Facebook" was the top search term in 2009, and its 350 million users, and it's clear that Facebook is dominating the web in a way very few web services have done before.

Image courtesy of iStockphoto, Norebbo.

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Tags: facebook, social networking

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