Deb's Stamp Pad: Stained Glass Card

Stamping and embossing on vellum paper then coloring the back side gives this a stained glass look. Tip: Let the vellum cool before coloring and let the marker ink dry before cutting the flowers out.

Sweet Comments

Dear Debbie, My pocket letter is to thank you for all your years of encouragement and friendship. You may see your Stampin Up as a business, but to those you touch through your business you are unleashing something inside that person for the better. You are sharing your talents, you are sharing encouragement, you are helping with personal growth, you are giving women an opportunity to explore. You have helped us all make new friendships and new experiences. Your friend always. Love, Pam.

Debbie, just wanted to drop you a note to thank you for card club last Thurs. My friends really enjoyed it and are happy that I have that social/creative outlet. Also it was so gracious of you to give us the house tour. They loved it! So impressed..Thank you very, very much! Marti Moore

Loved, loved, loved all of the cards we made last night! Great evening, great cards, and great company.

Many many thanks for all the wonderful goodies you shared with us to celebrate Christmas. I think I speak for the group too when I tell you that we really love you Debbie and appreciate all you do for us.
Barb B.

I wanted to take time to thank you for all your help! I love going to the Stampin Up classes, they are so fun. You can bring a smile to anyone's face. Oh and just in case you didn't know, your an awesome cook.
Thanks so much, Amber

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