Grab retiring product while supplies last – at up to 60% off!
It’s time to make room for new products and colours from Stampin’ Up! The Last Chance Promotion has started – and will run until 1 May 2023, or while supplies last.
If you click on the image or go to https://yamstamps.com/shop, you’ll be able to see what’s currently still available in the Last Chance Promotion.
A reminder that the 2021-2023 In Colors are retiring, along with the retiring core colours – so there’s going to be some fun new additions to the SU colour family come May!
Stampin’ Up! just released the Retiring List and Colour Refresh – so here’s the information. (More as I go through the files and check out the new catalogue, which was released online to Demonstrators!) If you want a copy of the new catalogue, live in Canada and don’t already have a Demonstrator, fill out this form!
Retiring Colours:
Brights:
Mango Melody Bermuda Bay Pacific Point
Neutrals:
Merry Merlot Soft Suede Sahara Sand
Regals:
Rich Razzleberry
Subtles:
Blushing Bride So Saffron (this was my go-to soft yellow…..*sigh*) Pear Pizzazz (***WAAAAAAAAHHHHHH***) Mint Macaron
Promotional pricing starts 4 April 2023 but if there’s something you really want, you may not want to wait since retiring products are “while supplies last”
Stampin’ Up!’s New Annual Catalogue will be released soon – it will come into effect 2 May 2023. The current Annual Catalogue will finish on 1 May and we will be getting the Retiring List and more information on the Colour Refresh in a couple of days (29 March).
In the meantime, I’m finalizing my mailing list for the new catalogue.If you’ve made a product purchase through me in the past year, I’ll automatically add you to that list. If you are on my Demonstrator Team, you’ll get your complimentary copy mailed to you from Stampin’ Up! directly.
If you’d like a copy, and don’t currently have a Stampin’ Up! Canada Demonstrator, I’m happy to help!Just fill out this form here and I’ll be in touch to see about sending you a free copy.This offer is only open to Canadian residents due to Stampin’ Up! rules and regulations. If you sign up by 30 March 23, I’ll be able to include you in the first mail out for the catalogue!
A bit of ink gives these die cuts a cool effect for this floral card!
I’m all about flowers right now….because I’m ready to stop shovelling snow! This is a floral card that I made for a recent Demonstrator only card swap. We used products from the January-April Mini Catalogue, so I chose to use the Dainty Delight stamp set and dies – which you can purchase separately or purchase together in a discounted bundle. A quick reminder that discounted bundles are often available only for the sales period of initial catalogue in which they appear – something to keep in mind, especially as we draw closer to the end of the Mini Catalogue sales period!
I may have mentioned it before, but I am not a gardener. Inside plants, outside plants – doesn’t matter – they are lucky to survive a few months at my home. That’s why I really like paper flowers and plants!! I decided that these die cuts reminded me of Queen Anne’s Lace, though they may actually be based on a different flower, but the beauty of paper flowers is that you can customize them however you’d like.
To make them more like the flowers (okay, I believe they’re actually considered weeds around here, but they’re pretty weeds), I made the blossom portion white. This was actually the most time consuming part of this floral card, and even at that, it didn’t take long. I placed the die cut onto a silicone sheet, and then squeezed some White Craft Ink refill onto a spare Clear Block. I used a dry Water Brush to apply the reinker onto the blossoms, did a couple of coats to be sure it was opaque enough for my liking, and then left them to dry. Once they were dry, I added them to the card. Easy peasy! I have to try it, but I think you could probably add some coloured reinker on top of the white blossom to make coloured blossoms if you want!
floral card closeup (you don’t have to be an expert painter!)
