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Wow, what a great assortment of cards. I can't imagine how you can make so many so quickly.

Marianne they are basic cards. I don't put a bunch of stuff on them since I do tend to mail many. I love the look of a lot of goodies but makes them too heavy.

you were busy, and now you have a terrific batch of cards! I only got 3 cards made yesterday -
I really can't like that Graffiti kit.

I really like that fold also. Easy to do.

jfugina wrote:Fantastic cards Cheryl! I really love those ones that fold to stand up.

Great cards!!!

Cheryl, Please remind me again what that fold is called. I'd like to make some of them. I can't remember what it is called so that I can google it. Although I guess if I put my little brain on it, I could figure it out myself. Thanks.

Cheryl you are amazing! They are fabulous cards with so many variations and great themes. I like that Random Doorway medallion one also. Gorgeous. Your SU Canada Goose cards are wonderful…I have that stamp set as well.

Jen I really don't know what that is called. It was with Random Doorways and I just made a few extra on my own. The base piece is 4 1/4 x 11, scored at 2 & 5 1/2. I hope that is some help and maybe someone else can give a name to the fold.

I love the lighthouse stamps. Is that Cape Cod? I think that's one of my favorite kits from the past few years. It almost made me want to join again, but then I saw some of the later ones and was glad I hadn't.

It is from Cape Cod. Pam you know you can do just one month. Cape Cod was one of may all time favorites along with Wisteria. Both of which I got lots of product.

pbp908 wrote:I love the lighthouse stamps. Is that Cape Cod? I think that's one of my favorite kits from the past few years. It almost made me want to join again, but then I saw some of the later ones and was glad I hadn't.

WOW!!!! you have been a busy card maker. Love all of these cards and thanks so much for the inspiration. Love the red ink on those last set of Christmas cards.....

Thanks, Cheryl, those score lines are what I needed to know. I can figure the rest out. Along with Monica's links.

This group is great. So helpful.