I've printed mine out large so it would be the focus of my card (and I followed the SCS sketch from this week, too). However you could print it out smaller to go along with an image or place it on a scrapbook page. There are so many possibilities. And the price is right...FREE!! So hop over to the PMS blog and get yours today! When you make your card, make sure you post it on the PMS blog or use Paper Makeup Stamps as you key word if you post to SCS/PCP!Also don't forget about sneak peek week at PMS. The sneaks begin Monday and continue throughout the week. The release par
ty is on Friday. You can see the details on the top of my sidebar. We hope to see you back for the sneaks and the party. Enjoy your weekend!ETA: I just saw that my friend, Cheryl Rowley, is giving away some awesome blog candy for reaching 50,000 hits on her blog! She is an awesome artist and your jaw will drop when you see her copic coloring! Here's the direct post to the blog candy giveaway, but look at her entire blog starting here, too, and leave her some love...it may get you some great candy!
Recipe
Stamps: PMS digi wordart
Paper: Neenah white, basic gray, cameo coral. Walk in the Park dp (retired SU)
Accessories: Nesties, gray tafetta ribbon, dimensionals
What I like about this is all the smaller stamps you can use. This is a western-themed stamp set, but look at the fancy drink glass, the beer mug, the flowers, and that cherry pie! So many options! So here's what I did with the cherry pie.
Not very western is it? I used SU's retired Summer Picnic dp for my cherry pie theme and colored my pies with copic markers. I added red stickles to the cherries and slits in the pie and green stickles to the leaves. I just love this card! I made another card with this set which you can see in 
It's a great set with all sorts of cute images that make it very versatile. You can see what I did with a few of the images and chipboard in 
Pretty colorful, huh? That's what I like about Halloween...all the fun and bright colors! I started with this new Halloween dp from K & Co. It comes in a smaller 12 x 12 stack, but the papers are FABULOUS!! (I hate when papers are double-sided because it seems a shame to "waste" the other side!) I was enabled by my friend 
I thought that the 
Terry is colored with copic markers to match this Lime Rickey dp by Basic Grey. I also used the new SU in-colors Crushed Curry and Dusty Durango. The polka dot ribbon is also SU's new Dusty Durango. I added some yellow stickles to his freckles and crystal effects to his eyes. I changed the placement of the sentiment a little because of the way Terry was facing, but I guess that's allowed, right? It sort of looks like he's carrying the sentiment!
I kept the same layout and added the embossing on the top and bottom. I used Soft Sky and Night of Navy as my colors. The sentiment is from PTI's Out on a Limb. This was a fun and easy card to do!
This gift and card came out so pretty, IMHO! I started with this great dp that was given to me by my friend, 
I just think this combination of colors on this pretty template is so fabulous! I print these templates on regular computer paper (even though you can print them right onto your cardstock) for two reasons: first, my printer won't print on the cardstock all the way through...it gets stuck half way! Second, I don't like that the score lines and other print is on the template and you can see it on the inside. So I print on regular computer paper, cut it out, tape it with removable adhesive to my cardstock and cut away! Much better for me. Back to the project. Since this had seashells on it, I decorated it with pearls (like from an oyster, only mine aren't!). I added some paper shredding and the gift card inside and tied it up with the groovy guava ribbon. So simple! Really took about 25 minutes to pull together. (I also forgot to mention that this is for the Dare to Get Dirty challenge issued by Tracy Harp called 
I didn't have time to color an image and get fancy, so I used one of 