Monthly Archives: April 2009

Bird on a Branch for Mom – Tutorial #200

Posted on April 14, 2009 | 30 comments

Is this really tutorial number 200! Wow, it seems like yesterday when I started this little blog of mine, but here it is 14 months, 200 tutorials later. I have enjoyed every moment of blogging. My readers have gown in huge numbers too. Around 6,000 people view this blog daily, either by visiting this site or receiving it by e-mail. I am stunned that so many of you enjoy my ramblings and projects. Thanks for hanging out with me and encouraging me by way of comments and e-mails. I read and savor every one of them. I have also met so very many of you at my workshops the past few months. What an honor that is!

Here is a link to all 200 tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/ or you can click the tab at the top of my blog. Enjoy!

Without further ado, here is tutorial number 200! This card was created for my Mother for Mother’s Day.

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up Bird on a Branch & Pocket Silhouettes

Paper: Stampin’ Up Bashful Blue and Whisper White

Ink: Stampin’ Up Brilliant Blue, Garden Green, Apricot Appeal & Bashful Blue

Accessories: Stampin’ Up markers Brilliant Blue and Garden Green, White Gel Pen, Versmark marker and pad, Brayer, Clear embossing powder & Heat gun, Photo Corner Punch, Sponge, Big Shot Top Note Die Cut, Brilliant Blue Ribbon, Blue Button

Please don’t forget you can order your Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7 from this link: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net or e-mail me at [email protected] if you are within the United States. Also, please consider being part of my Stampin’ Up Team. We have valuable monthly meetings in Miamisburg, Ohio.

Stamped the bird by first loading the stamp with Versamark and then Garden Green ink before stamping it on a 3″ x 5″ piece of Whisper White card stock.

Although in my photos my Bird looks Black it is actually Garden Green. Please envision the bird being Garden Green through out this project, lol.

Heat embossed the bird with clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Stamped the branch twice by first loading the stamp with Versamark and then Brilliant Blue ink before stamping it.

Heat embossed the branches with clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Stamped the Flowers by first loading the stamp with Versamark and then with Bashful blue ink before stamping them. Heat embossed the flowers with clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Note: Learn from my mistake and stamp the flowers first and then the branches if you try this tutorial. It would look much better. 🙂

Colored over the white centers of the flowers with a Versamark marker and then heat embossed them with clear embossing powder. I did this to retain the white in the flowers.

Brayered Bashful Blue ink at an angle onto the top of the card stock.

Brayered Apricot Appeal ink at an angle at the bottom of the card stock.

Stamped flowers from the Pocket Silhouettes set with both Garden Green ink and Brilliant Blue ink.

Colored over the Garden Green flower heads with a Garden Green marker.

Colored over the Brilliant Blue Flower heads with a Brilliant Blue marker.

Highlighted the flower heads and the bird with a White Gel pen.

Cut out a Whisper White Top Note with my Big Shot Die Cutting Machine. The cut the top note in half.

Sponged Brilliant Blue all around the main image panel and at the top and bottom of a Whisper White panel.

Assembled the card front and added Whisper White Photo Corner Punches to the left side corners.

Used a Brilliant Blue marker to go over the die cut holes around the edge of the top note die cut. Very easy way to simulate sewing. 🙂

Added a blue button and put White Gel pen in the center of the button to make it look like it has white thread in the center.

Here is my assembled Mother’s Day card measuring 5″ x 6.5″.

Well I hope this project has inspired you to stamp today.

Here is to tutorial number 200 and many, many more.

Have a awesome day!

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops! I am coming to:

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dayton, Ohio

Savannah, Georgia

Covington, Indiana

Buffalo, Minnesota

Webster, New York

New Johnsonville, Tennessee

Stoughton, Wisconsin

Castro Valley, California

Yardley, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia)

Knox, Maine

Broomfield, Colorado

Lynchburg, Virginia

Columbia, Missouri

Portland, Michigan

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

Link to my Stampin’ Up website were you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net

Here is a link to all of my tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/

Frequently asked questions answers: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/

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Wedding Day Cherish – Tutorial #199

Posted on April 13, 2009 | 25 comments

Hello out there . . . . .. . I hope your Easter Holiday was super special yesterday. I cooked the traditional ham and spent the day with my husband, Russ. The Easter Bunny no longer visits my house since we have no little ones at home. I miss working my way through a chocolate bunny with some Peeps on the side, lol. Anyway, I got some much needed down time and feel really refreshed today.

For some odd reason I no longer have a card stash of my own to give to people, Gasp! I know, you would think I would have tons of cards lying about, but no. My friends and family are the most neglected people when it comes to cards. It is like the Mechanic that has two broken down cars or the CPA that had to file an extension for his tax returns.

Well today I am going to try to start putting some cards back for personal use for special occasions. I thought I would start with a wedding card. It is Spring and we are invited to a wedding that is taking place next month.

Let’s get started. 🙂

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up To Have & To Hold, Illuminations

Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White & Basic Black

Ink: Stampin’ Up Not Quite Navy, Kiwi Kiss, Basic Black, Baja Breeze, Night of Navy

Accessories: White Gel Pen, Versamark Pad, Clear embossing powder, Heat gun, Prismacolor Markers, Stampin’ Up Markers, Sponge, Silver Brads, Photo Corner and Ticket Corner Punches, Black Ribbon, Curvy Cutter, Big Shot Die Cut Machine, Texture Embossing Plate

I stamped the Cherish stamp on a 3″ x 5.5″ piece of Whisper White Card-stock by first loading my stamp with Versamark and then loading it with Basic Black ink before stamping. I heat embossed the image using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Stamped the Bride and Groom by first loading the stamp with Versamark and then loading it with Basic Black ink before stamping it. Heat embossed it using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Cut a 2″ circle with my Curvy Cutter out of scrap card stock and used it as a mask for my moon.

Holding the moon mask in place I sponged Baja Breeze around it making sure not to get it on the Bride and groom.

Sponged Not Quite Navy ink at the top of the card stock still holding the mask in place.

Sponged Kiwi Kiss ink at the bottom of the card stock around the Cherish image.

Sponged Night of Navy ink all around the outside edge of the card stock.

Sponge Basic Black ink all around edge of the card stock not covering the Night of Navy ink entirely.

Colored in the brides flowers with a Barely Banana marker.

Colored the grooms suit and created shadows on the bride’s veil and gown with a Cool Grey 10% Prismacolor marker.

Deepened the shadows on the bride and groom with a Cool Grey 30% marker.

Colored the images hair in with a Creamy Caramel marker.

Decided the Kiwi Kiss ink was too yellow and bright so I sponged Baja Breeze ink over it. Remember Yellow and Blue make green. This is one of those times where that rule worked in my favor.

Used a ticket corner punch on my main image panel and the black card stock panel beneath it. Added white dots to the sky area for stars and a few dots on the flourish at the bottom of the card stock to simulate flowers.

Used my Big Shot die cut machine and a texture plate to emboss the white panel.

Assembled card and added black ribbons and silver brads.

Added photo corners in black and white on the left side of the card to balance it out a bit.

Here is the finished card measuring 5″ x 6.5″. This card is much more elegant in real life, where you can see the embossed white panel better.

I hope this tutorial has inspired you to expand your occasions card stash.

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops! I am coming to:

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dayton, Ohio

Savannah, Georgia

Covington, Indiana

Buffalo, Minnesota

Webster, New York

New Johnsonville, Tennessee

Stoughton, Wisconsin

Castro Valley, California

Yardley, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia)

Knox, Maine

Broomfield, Colorado

Lynchburg, Virginia

Columbia, Missouri

Portland, Michigan

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

Link to my Stampin’ Up website were you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net

Here is a link to all of my tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/

Frequently asked questions answers: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/

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Red Moon Floral – Tutorial #198

Posted on April 11, 2009 | 31 comments

I had a little fun with Circles this morning. I also used a lot of red in this creation, which I never do. It gave it a bit of Oriental feel, don’t you think?

Let’s get right into the tutorial 🙂

Supplies:

Stamps:Stampin’ Up Thoughts & Prayers, Stampendous Marble Texture Cube

Paper: Stampin’ Up Riding Hood Red, Whisper White, Basic Black

Ink: Stampin’ Up Creamy Caramel, Basic Black, Riding Hood Red, Close to Cocoa

Accessories:Versamark Pad, Sharpie Gold Paint Marker, Gold Gel Pen, Black Marker, Brayer, Sponge, White Gel Pen, Stampin Up Markers

Stamped Floral image by first loading the stamp with Versamark and then colored colored the flowers with a Real Red Marker and the leaves and branch with a Basic Black marker an then huffed on it and stamped it on a 3.5″ x 5.5″ piece of Whisper White card stock.

Heat embossed the image using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Now that my image is heat embossed it will resist ink put over it.

Brayered Creamy Caramel ink at an angle on the card stock.

Cut a circle from with my Curvy Cutter out of a scrap piece of card stock.

Used the Negative piece as a mask and sponged on Riding Hood Red ink inside the masked area.

Brayered Riding Hood Ink at an angle on the card stock.

Stamped Side “A” of the Marble Texture Cube using Riding Hood Red Ink.

Stamped side “C” of the Marble Texture Cube using Close to Cocoa Ink.

Sponged Close to Cocoa ink on the right side of the card stock.

Used the cut out circle and put it over the sponged circle on the card stock and then traced around it with a Gold Gel Pen.

Used a Larger Negative Circle and traced around it to create the second gold circle.

Used a Gold Sharpie Paint Marker and went around the outside edge of the card stock.

Used a Big Shot Texture Plate on a Riding Hood Red panel and then Brayered Riding Hood Ink on it to bring out the design more on the card stock.

Extended the branch to go over to the edge of the main image panel. Also used a white gel pen to make the dots on the flowers more predominate.

Sponged Basic Black ink around the edge of the Riding Hood Red panel.

Assembled the card and here it is finished measuring 5″ x 6.5″.

May your Saturday be super fun! I am off to play. 🙂

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops! I am coming to:

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dayton, Ohio

Savannah, Georgia

Covington, Indiana

Buffalo, Minnesota

Webster, New York

New Johnsonville, Tennessee

Stoughton, Wisconsin

Castro Valley, California

Yardley, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia)

Knox, Maine

Broomfield, Colorado

Lynchburg, Virginia

Columbia, Missouri

Portland, Michigan

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

Link to my Stampin’ Up website were you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net

Here is a link to all of my tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/

Frequently asked questions answers: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/

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Sailing Away – Tutorial #197

Posted on April 9, 2009 | 20 comments

This card I created this morning comes together pretty fast. For you people who like to sponge, you will like this project.

Without further ado . . . . . . . Let’s get started. 🙂

Supplies:

Stamps: Coastal/Maritime by Inkadinkado

Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, Perfect Plum, Elegant Eggplant, Pumpkin Pie

Ink: Stampin’ Up Pumpkin Pie, Basic Black, Elegant Eggplant, Perfect Plum, Summer Sun

Accessories: Black marker, Sponges, Silver Brads, Post it Notes, Big Shot Die Cut “Top Note”

Using the Big Shot Die Cut machine, cut the Top Note Die out of Whisper White card stock.

Sponged a spot of Summer Sun ink on the card stock.

Masked the sky are with a Post It Note. Sponged Perfect Plum ink around the Summer Sun ink showing.

Sponged Elegant Eggplant ink around the edge of the card stock showing and a bit right at the Post It Note edge to create the horizon line.

Removed the mask.

Masked the water with a new Post it Note.

Sponged Pumpkin Pie ink around the Summer Sun ink in the sky area.

Sponged Perfect Plum ink around the Pumpkin Pie Ink.

Sponged Elegant Eggplant ink around the entire edge of the card stock.

Stamped the Inkadinkado sailboat with Basic Black ink.

Colored in the sails with a black marker.

Added a few simple layers and two silver brads. Here is the finished card measuring 4.25″ x 5.5″.

May your day be smooth sailing.

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops! I am coming to:

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dayton, Ohio

Savannah, Georgia

Covington, Indiana

Buffalo, Minnesota

Webster, New York

New Johnsonville, Tennessee

Stoughton, Wisconsin

Castro Valley, California

Yardley, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia)

Knox, Maine

Broomfield, Colorado

Lynchburg, Virginia

Columbia, Missouri

Portland, Michigan

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

Link to my Stampin’ Up website were you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net

Here is a link to all of my tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/

Frequently asked questions answers: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/

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A Glimps into my world Part V

Posted on April 8, 2009 | 15 comments

I am in the process of moving my Stamping Space from the smallest room in the house to one of the largest. It will be a really long process. The new room needs emptied out, painted, new flooring, new furniture bought etc. before I move my stuff. In the mean time I have been purchasing new organization containers and figuring out how I can scale down some of what I have accumulated prior to making the move. No sense moving things that I no longer need. I am making myself get rid of anything that has not been used in a years time. Think about all of your craft treasures. Anything you haven’t used in a years time. Exactly! Ouch!

But I must be strong! Wish me luck, please.

Yesterday I spent the entire day weeding through my embellishments (brads, ribbon, flowers, fibers, etc ) and sorting them by color into these Forget-Me-Not Keepers from Stampin’ Up. It looks so much nicer than my old storage.

I also took my card-stock out of hanging files and put them in Stampin’ Up Paper Holders. Now that brings a bit of color to my space.

For more glimps into my little part of the world click here: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/category/tips/

I hope your part of the world is sane and organized today.

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops! I am coming to:

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dayton, Ohio

Savannah, Georgia

Covington, Indiana

Buffalo, Minnesota

Webster, New York

New Johnsonville, Tennessee

Stoughton, Wisconsin

Castro Valley, California

Yardley, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia)

Knox, Maine

Broomfield, Colorado

Lynchburg, Virginia

Columbia, Missouri

Portland, Michigan

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

Link to my Stampin’ Up website were you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net

Here is a link to all of my tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/

Frequently asked questions answers: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/

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Colorful Pots in a Row – Tutorial # 196 and Blog Candy Winner is. . . . .

Posted on April 6, 2009 | 27 comments

Before I get into today’s tutorial it is my pleasure to announce the winner of the Stampin’ Up Yummy Stamp set. The winner was selected using a Random number generator and the winner is. . . . . . . . . . ..

Barbara Taylor, who wrote “Would love to win this. Grandchildren are great. I have 13 and 9 great grandchildren.”

Congrats Barbara, please e-mail your address to [email protected] and I will pop these in the mail to you.

A big thanks to everyone for playing along!

Now on with the tutorial 🙂

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up Blooming With Love

Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, More Mustard, Baja Breeze & Not Quite Navy

Ink: Stampin’ Up More Mustard, Close to Cocoa, Creamy Caramel, Not Quite Navy, Baja Breeze & Basic Black

Accessories: Stampin’ Up Markers, Versamark Marker, Clear embossing powder, heat gun, sponges, brayer, white ribbon and silver brads, Tombo Mono Multi Glue, White Gel Pen

On a 2.75″ x 3″ piece of Whisper White card stock stamped the flower post with Basic Black ink.

Colored the end pot with a Lavender Lace Marker. Colored the flowers in the pot and the shadow down the right side of the post with an Almost Amethyst marker.

Colored the next post and flowers with with an More Mustard marker. Added Pumpkin Pie marker to the middle petals of the flowers and to create the shadow on the pot.

Colored the next pot and the tulip with a Ruby Red marker. Added Bravo Burgundy marker to both the tulip and the pot to create a shadow on the right side of them.

Colored the leaves of the flowers with an Old Olive marker. Colored the last pot with a Certainly Celery marker and then added Old Olive for the shadow on the pot’s right side.

Decided I wanted a darker shadow on the More Mustard pot so I added Really Rust marker to the right side of it.

Colored over all of the pots and flowers with a Versamark marker and heat embossed the images using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Masked the top of the card stock with a post it note and sponged Baja Breeze ink on the unmasked card stock.

Sponged Not Quite Navy ink right at the post it note edge to create a shadow for the pots.

Took the post it note mask off and put a new one on to mask the bottom of the card stock. I masked a bit of the white above the Not Quite Navy to create a white border behind the pots. Sponged Creamy Carmel ink on the unmasked area of the card stock.

Sponged Close to Cocoa ink at the right side of the card stock.

Removed the mask and added White gel pen to the buds on the 3rd pot and the center of the flowers on the fourth pot.

Used my Big Shot die cut machine and the Dot texture plate emboss two More Mustard panels.

Brayered More Mustard over both panels to make the embossing pop more.

Assembled my card and added ribbon and silver brads. Here you have the finished card that measures 5.25″ square.

May your day be filled with blooms!

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops! I am coming to:

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dayton, Ohio

Savannah, Georgia

Covington, Indiana

Buffalo, Minnesota

Webster, New York

New Johnsonville, Tennessee

Stoughton, Wisconsin

Castro Valley, California

Yardley, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia)

Knox, Maine

Broomfield, Colorado

Lynchburg, Virginia

Columbia, Missouri

Portland, Michigan

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

Link to my Stampin’ Up website were you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net

Here is a link to all of my tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/

Frequently asked questions answers: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/

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Sunrise Field – Tutorial #195

Posted on April 3, 2009 | 35 comments

HAPPY FRIDAY!!!

This time of year, in my neck of the woods you see a lot of fields being turned over in preparation for planting. I think there is nothing more beautiful than farm land during sunrise. That was the inspiration for this tutorial today.

Stampin’ Up came out with some terrific tree stamps this year. I used one of the new sets Branch Out and then an old time favorite of mine, Lovely As a Tree to create this scene.

For you people that love to sponge on ink, this tutorial is for you.

Let’s get started. 🙂

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up Branch Out and Lovely as a Tree

Cardstock: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, Close to Cocoa and Not Quite Navy

Ink: Stampin’ Up Close to Cocoa, Basic Black, Apricot Appeal, Not Quite Navy and Night of Navy

Accessories: White Gel Pen, Piercing Tool, Cuttlebug Die, Sponges

Sponged Apricot Appeal ink on a 4.5″ square piece of Whisper White Card stock.

Sponged Not Quite Navy At the top of the card stock, getting darker towards the outside of the card stock.

Sponged Night of Navy ink in each of the top corners.

Tore a Post it note through the stick edge and used it as a mask to mask my sky area. I was sure to mask some of the Apricot area under the Not Quite Navy ink so the Apricot Appeal ink would show all across the card stock in the finished piece.

Sponged on Close to Cocoa ink, using a back and forth motion across the card-stock, letting some of the Apricot Appeal ink show through.

Sponged Black all around the unmasked area.

Colored directly on the stamp with a Black marker, just the center tree. Huffed on the stamp and stamped it on the card stock.

Colored directly on the stamp again, just the three left trees, huffed on the stamp and stamped it on the card stock.

Remember, you don’t always have to use the entire stamped image. 🙂

Used the tore Post it Note Mask again to create a hill in the distance.

Sponged Not Quite Navy ink along the torn post it note edge.

Added a bit of Basic Black ink with a sponge, right at the post it note edge, not covering the Not Quite Navy ink entirely.

Removed mask.

Stamped Branched Out Tree in the foreground with Basic Black ink.

Stamped the leaf stamp from the Branched out set on the ground area with Close to Cocoa ink.

Stamped the same stamp again only with Basic Black ink at the bottom of the card stock.

Used a post it note to create the shadows on the ground.

Sponged Basic Black ink lightly at the post it note edge and repeated over and over by moving the post it note to create all of the shadows I wanted.

Highlighted the left side of the large tree with a White Gel pen. I also added a few dots in the small trees for highlights.

Sponged Black ink all the way around the card stock edge.

Although you cannot see the Cuttlebug Die cut corners in the photos they are there, lol. I put one in each corner of the main image panel.

I also put a copper brad on each Cuttlebug corner.

Here is a not so good photo of the finished card. I am in my PJ’s and it is raining outside so I will try later to take a decent photo. 🙂

May you catch a glimpse of a beautiful sunrise in your neck of the woods.

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops! I am coming to:

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Dayton, Ohio

Savannah, Georgia

Covington, Indiana

Buffalo, Minnesota

Webster, New York

New Johnsonville, Tennessee

Stoughton, Wisconsin

Castro Valley, California

Yardley, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia)

Knox, Maine

Broomfield, Colorado

Lynchburg, Virginia

Columbia, Missouri

Portland, Michigan

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

Link to my Stampin’ Up website were you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7: https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net

Here is a link to all of my tutorials: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/

Frequently asked questions answers: https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/

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Monthly Archives: April 2009

Bird on a Branch for Mom – Tutorial #200

Wedding Day Cherish – Tutorial #199

Red Moon Floral – Tutorial #198

Sailing Away – Tutorial #197

A Glimps into my world Part V

Colorful Pots in a Row – Tutorial # 196 and Blog Candy Winner is. . . . .

Sunrise Field – Tutorial #195

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