Working on Christmas cards today between loads of laundry.  This is the first time I've ever made a spinner card and it was fun!  The design was CASEd from Michelle Rey on SCS.  Stamp set is Snow Much Fun, card stock is Island Indigo, Pool Party, and Whisper White.  Images were colored with Stampin Write markers.  I LOVE Dazzling Diamonds glitter but waited until after scanning the card to add it along the snow bank.  We will make this one in stamp club next month!

I'd seen a few telescoping cards online and decided to give it a try.  Since it's made with circles, a snowman came to mind.  Basic Gray Classic ink was sponged around the edge of the circles.  The snowflake was cut from the Northern Frost Sizzlit, the carrot was cut free hand, and the rest was created with punches.  A rhinestone was added to the center of the snowflake. 

Here's the card opened:

Welcome to the 8th stop on the SU STARS July blog hop! If you are hopping along in order you arrived here from Connie Smith's blog.  If you happened along some other route, you can continue hopping by following the link at the end of this post or find a list of all blogs on our hop this weekend by visiting the SU STARS blog.

Our theme this month is Movers, Shakers and Summer Mini Make and Takers.  My project is one of my very favorite moving cards -- a Waterfall card.  It's much easier to make than you might think.  If you can cut and fold paper, then you can do it!  You'll find a tutorial on SCS here.  The first photo below is how the card looks when taken out of the envelope.

Pull the tab at the bottom of the center panel and watch the stamped images unfold!

The greeting or sentiment is revealed as the last image appears.  There's also room for you to write a personal message and sign the card.

Materials used:  Chocolate Chip and Whisper White card stock, Sending Love Specialty Designer Series paper (retired), Birthday Bakery stamp set (retired), Stampin' Write markers, and Glitter brads.

Thanks a bunch for stopping by.  The next and last stop on our hop is the blog of Shari Dudek.  Enjoy!