I am sharing this great Punch card from Sophia! She has such a great imagination when it comes to using her Stampin' Up! hand punches! This card is not only good for the holiday season that we are currently in; change the sentiment and what a terrific 4th of July card this would make! There is nothing more patriotic than Hot Apple Pie!
Well, I wish I could take credit for is cute pilgrim. But the actual punched pilgrim (Yes, I did say PUNCHED pilgrim—he is made out of all SU! punches!) himself was designed by Ellen Kemper!Feet: Butterfly punch cut in half
Buckles for hat and shoes: Slit punch first, then Word Window cut in half and edges rounded
Ankle/Calves: Word Window
Legs: Small Oval
Belly: 1 3/4 Circle punch
Collar: Half a tag punch with cut triangle slit
Arms: Small oval first with Wide Oval punched over to make oval donut :o)
Head: Ornament punch
Ears and Nose: 1/2" Circle punch
Eyes: 1/4" Circle punch
Hat: Tag punch trimmed
Hat brim: Word Window punch extended in length (if you want) by feeding cardstock threw the back opening of punch
Hair: Just the Ornament punch again — cut on the edge and slit up randomly to make the hair strands.
Cuffs: were just freehand cut squares.
Hope you all enjoy your day!
3) To create image, ink your stamp with VersaMark ink (to avoid sticking) and press into warm layers of embossing powder.
Tip:Have your inked stamp ready to use immediately after the last time you heat the powder. If you wait too long, the embossing will harden to the point that you won't be able to create an impression with your stamp (if this does happen, simply reheat the card stock piece.) 
This is a pic sent to me from Kimberlee Zenger! 
This example comes from one of my UDI and Late Night Stampers sisters, Gretchen Barron. She is extremely talented and is always posting sketches. As you can see in this picture, she has even added a little extra pizzazz to the inside of the card.
This sketch is a bit of a change. It shows you where to use your Designer Series Papers! I hope this gets those creative juices flowing. Check back tomorrow to see an example using this sketch!
This card was made by Jessy Vasgird! 
Click the above picture for a great video on using the Table Setting Die to dress up and embellish your Holiday Dinner Table!
This Level One Hostess Set is a GOT TO HAVE set! It has been so much fun to use. Here is an example using Bashful Blue, Whisper White and just a hint of silver! Try using this set in any color. It's a KEEPER!
To some of you this card may look familiar. This was one that we made last year for the holidays at my Holiday Stamp A Stack. 
This card was one that I made for a swap with my UDI sisters. I used Not Quite Navy, Really Rust and Kraft cardstock. I like to use non-traditional holiday colors! Let me know what you think!
The Autumn Harvest set is so fun! Being a fine line set, you have so many coloring options with Stampin' Up! Here a Blender Pen with Pastels was used.
This card was made with the Serene Snowflakes set in the Holiday Mini. Just brayer in the backgound after using white embosing powder for the main flakes. Then using the Night of Navy Classic Ink fill in the additional snowflakes!
is a BIG SHOT!
CHRISTMAS! 
