TSSC144 Stamping Reflections with the Jolliest Time of the Year

If you're looking at my blog and you're a stamper, have you ever had that feeling like you're in the sweet spot of stamping?

(I learned this in one of the children's lessons at church. The "sweet spot" comes from golfing. It is the perfect spot on the golf club where you should hit the ball. Right, Chris?)

Well, anyways, I feel like I'm in the sweet spot of stamping. I feel like the cards I've made lately match my style completely. There are some cards I've made that I like okay, but they're not "me" exactly.

The "Fang-tastic" card from last week is cute and happy.

The "Season of Friendship" cards from the weekend are my more serious style, but still pretty and happy.

Today's card, made with the "Jolliest Time of the Year" is simple and happy.

 

I want my cards to make people smile when they receive them.

I appreciate the serious, elegant or romantic, vintage cards that other stampers make and they are definitely needed. After all, you can't send a cute and happy sympathy card.

But, if it's possible, I want my cards to make you happy. For just a second, I want you to forget all the bad things you have to deal with and smile.

Happy Stamping!

May your cards bring joy to everyone who receives them.


I used the following Stampin Up products to make this card for the

Techno Stamper Monday Lunchtime Sketch Challenge found here:

Jolliest Time of the Year and Short and Sweet Stamp Sets

Black Stazon Ink

Real Red, Baja Breeze, Garden Green and Soft Suede Classic Inks

Whisper White, Real Red, Garden Green, and Crumb Cake Card Stock

Candy Cane Christmas Specialty Designer Series Paper

Scallop Trim Border Punch

Stampin' Dimensionals

Blender Pens