As recommended by someone on this forum, I used Vista Print to get some business cards done.  Do NOT use this company. 

While they do make great business cards (it's really a shame) they will sell your CC info to other companies and you will get charged for things you never bought.  Look them up on RipOffReport.com and you'll see what I mean.

I urge everyone who has an account with them now to cancel and stop using their services.

I got charged $14.95 for something I never ever authorized.

I love making these cards.  Im running out of stamp combinations though!

http://www.cartaetc.com/preview/burgandycongrats.jpg
http://www.cartaetc.com/preview/creamkoi01.jpg
http://www.cartaetc.com/preview/greenbranch.jpg
http://www.cartaetc.com/preview/greenhappybday.jpg
http://www.cartaetc.com/preview/greenkoi.jpg

I had a lot of fun making these.  I just got into sewing about 2 weeks ago so Im really happy about these!

http://www.cartaetc.com/purses1.jpg

http://www.cartaetc.com/purses2.jpg

I have a feeling this is the dumbest question ever asked on craftster.

Im guessing it means iron but I didn't know if there was a specific technique?  And its recommended to press seams once you've sewn, them, what does this do to them thats beneficial?

Basically, just tell me everything you know about "pressing".

I made a bunch of these months ago.  I tend to go for simplicity, and it was my first time doing embossing, so I guess I went kind of crazy!

Cards:

http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/branch.jpg
http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/symbol.jpg
http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/flower.jpg
http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/heart.jpg

Stationery:
http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/befabulous.jpg
http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/congrats.jpg
http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/itsagirlthing.jpg

http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/greenpinkstone.jpg

http://cartaetc.com/catalog/images/bluetopazwhite.jpg

I made these awhile ago before I took a break from beading, but I really want to get back into it now.  I swear I have like 40,000 beads I need to use up!

I am visiting family up in Providence soon and I've heard that its the East coast capital for jewelry supply!  I am looking for any bead stores.. wharehouses.. supply stores that I can find.  Any recommendations are helpful, thanks!

I did this to match one of my work outfits.  It was a lot of fun   Took about 3 hours.

I do a lot of book binding, and just got into card/stationary making.  Last night I made my first successful card, and I used PVA as the glue as its what I use for bookbinding when I glue paper.  Even though I pressed the card, it later bowed, had bubbles, and the paper kept cracking and I could just tell that the PVA was just too heavy a glue to use.

What is a good glue for gluing cardstock together that will not let the paper peel or anything like that?

Just getting into jewelry making, and this is what Ive done so far:

http://www.artflake.com/randoms/03/1.jpg
http://www.artflake.com/randoms/03/2.jpg
http://www.artflake.com/randoms/03/3.jpg
http://www.artflake.com/randoms/03/4.jpg
http://www.artflake.com/randoms/03/5.jpg