Holiday Hop Thanksgiving
The card was a new technique using my scallop edge punch from this great tutorial from Dawn. I used Chocolate Chip and More Mustard cardstock. The card was accented with the chocolate felt ribbon and hats from the Cold and Coldy set stamped in Versamark.
On the inside, I stamped Da Gracias (Celebraciones Especiales Level 1 Hostess Set) in Chocolate Chip on Very Vanilla. TIP: Many of Stampin' Up's stamp sets come in Spanish and French and offer a great way to make a gift in someone's native language.
I learned this cute purse gift card holder from another tutorial. It was too cute to pass up and perfect to add that Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks gift card for that coffee lover in your life. The card is made from 6x6 piece of Autumn Meadows DSP. The top cover is a textured Chocolate Chip cut with my Big Shot and Top Note die. Chocolate satin ribbon form my handle. The sentiment from Cold and Coldly is stamped in Chocolate Chip on More Mustard and layered over Really Rust. The holder on the inside is a strip of Chocolate Chip, punched with 1 3/8" circle punch to create a nice pocket. The walrus from the same set is stamped in Chocolate Chip and punched out with the scallop circle punch and adhered to the gift card pocket. 
So, keeping on Hopping. Your next stop in The Stampin' Bean. Regina always has great things in store, so don't miss out. You can get there by clicking the link from the list below or the Next blog image.
2. Carla (Carla's Scraps)
3. Linda (Stampin' Seasons)
4. Mary (Stampin' Pretty)
5. Trish (Soul Stamper)
6. Jill (Stamping Heart)
7. Liz (DIY Paper Creations)
8. Kim (Stamp, Scrap, Get Kreative)
9. Kalshelia (Stampin' Fabulousity)
10. Regina (The Stampin' Bean)
11. Margaret (Margaret Moody)
12. Debbie (Stampin' Sunshine)
13. Ann (The Stampin' Schach)
14. Gina (Cards by Gina)
15. Lourdes (Cozy Crafty Corner)
Stamp: Cold and Coldy (116523) and Celebraciones Especiales (Level 1 Hostess Set)
Ink: Chocolate Chip & Really Rust
Paper: Chocolate Chip textured cardstock, Autumn Meadows DSP, More Mustard & Really Rust from Earth Elements Assortment and Very Vanilla
Kool Tools: Scallop Circle punch, Large Oval punch, Scallop Oval punch, Big Shot, Top Note Die, 1/38" Circle Punch, Corner Rounder punch, Stamp-a-ma-jig, Ticker corner punch
Fabulous Finishes: Chocolate Felt Ribbon, Latte buttons, Linen thread
Very cute projects!
....Linda.... said... November 10, 2009 8:03 AM
As usual, beautifully coordinated projects and so fun! I also really like your tip about making cards in someone's language. Very wise!
Cards by Gina said... November 10, 2009 9:05 AM
Cute and cuddly!!
That little penguin is screaming "buy me!"
Love your color combination and those little hats as background is adorable.
Kris said... November 10, 2009 9:53 AM
Adorable Kalsheila. Thanks for reminding of how cute this set can be - I've neglected it terribly!
Kim said... November 10, 2009 10:41 AM
Sweet! In more ways than one!
Patti MacLeith said... November 10, 2009 11:25 AM
Your set is beautiful!!! Hugs,
Carla Bazhenow said... November 10, 2009 1:36 PM
Simply adorable, K! I love that bear. He is just too cute. XO
Regina (TheStampin'Bean) said... November 10, 2009 3:46 PM
Wow! you have been busy! I love those images, they are so adorable.
Carrie said... November 10, 2009 4:32 PM
Oh so cute! You make me wish that I would have bought that stamp set!
Ann Schach said... November 10, 2009 7:50 PM
You've been very busy, Kalshelia! These projects are gorgeous! Anyone would love to receive one of these! Great ideas! You're so smart and so creative! Thanks for sharing them! By the way, I agree with you about the sweet potato pie! Mmmm! Mmmm!
Margaret Moody said... November 11, 2009 1:21 AM
Wow! Can I just say that you are quickly becoming my favorite paper crafting artist? I truly love all of your stuff. I keep noticing it on split coast too. Thank you so much for sharing!
This is fabulous. Sooo CUTE and I love how you used these in such a unique way. :)
Trish from the pretty pals (www.soulstamper.com)
soulstamper said... November 11, 2009 1:24 AM
Wow! All your projects are really fabulous!! I like 3D projects, that is one of the reason I came to SU. It was very clever using Spanish in one of your projects (thanks for thinking in me) it can appeal to a whole different group of people. I will definitely CASE you very soon!
Thanks for sharing!!
Lourdes
Lourdes Torres said... November 11, 2009 9:39 AM
Love it. And now I want some of those Lu cookies, too!
African-American Brides said... November 11, 2009 5:18 PM
Super projects! Thanks for the inspiration and the links to the tutorials and order info. Looks like a number of posters got into the clearance rack for this hop! No wonder there's very little left!
Hugs from a sister demo - Jean
Jean from jlfstudio said... November 12, 2009 2:54 AM
Cute, cuddly and terrific. You made so many amazing items . . . what a die hard! I love the "medallion" with the scallop edge punch. Very cool. Hugs, M
Mary Fish said... November 12, 2009 10:17 PM
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