Apr 15, 2008 | Announcements
This is a GREAT promotion, to benefit a Canadian organization! For every Loonies for Littles kit sold ($32.50 adjusted price), Stampin’ Up! will donate $2 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada – their in school mentoring program.
The Loonies for Littles Stampin’ Kit includes the following:
• Exclusive double-mounted Good Together stamp set
• One 5" x 5" On Board Art Journal
• Two sheets of double-sided Designer Series paper from Boho Blend
Simply Scrappin’
• Three sheets of self-adhesive die cuts from Boho Blend Simply
Scrappin’
• Four sheets of 12" x 12" textured card stock
• Two Classic Stampin’ Spots: 1 Old Olive, 1 Pumpkin Pie
• Full-color insert with photos of projects, along with step-by-step
instructions
• One Craft Keeper
I personally am especially thrilled that one stamp features the "correct" spelling for "FavoUrite" 🙂 Yay Stampin’ Up! If you’d like to get in on this special, please contact me before May 31st to help support a great cause.
Apr 9, 2008 | rubber stamping
The cord has been found! Yay! To celebrate – here’s a simple but effective card… Stampin’ Up!’s Stitched Exotics stamp set with gold embossing powder creates a very cool effect, I think! (and right now, if you order the Stitched Exotics stamp set, you get the It’s Beautiful jumbo wheel for FREE).
I love the stitched look with the embossing. I added a half pearl (adhered with a mini glue dot – fits perfectly!) from my favourite Pretties kit to give the card a little dimension. The card is in bravo burgundy, and I backed the main imaged with some brushed metallic gold cardstock. This is another card that comes together really quickly and gives good impact.
Here’s a close up of the image (because I was playing with the camera…)
Free wheels until the end of the month ONLY – so contact me before April 30th to take advantage of this special offer!
Apr 3, 2008 | Announcements
Just to let you know that I’m still here but I’ve misplaced the cord that connects my camera to my computer…so while I’ve got some great card samples to share…I can’t get them uploaded just yet! Stay tuned… (and apologies!)
Mar 27, 2008 | Uncategorized
This card design is based again on one we did at the Stampin’ Up! regional seminar in Hamilton quite a while ago. It’s fun to have a standard sized card that isn’t quite so standard… The large flower from the Ginormous Flowers set is inked first in regal rose ink, the the stamp is rolled onto a rose red ink pad so that the edges of the stamp pick up the darker shade of ink. A little fine cosmo glitter in blue gives the card a little more bling factor. And hey, glitter always makes a card more "wow". Colours of the card are sage shadow with so saffron; a bashful blue layer under the image. The other stamp set I used was Celebrate Everything… this stamp set of phrases covers a whole range of occasions, which makes it a perfect set to use while when you’re making a whack of cards to have handy!
I’m going to be trying to do a few video tutorials in the near future, so if there’s anything that you’re curious about (technique, card, etc) – or if you’ve been in one of my classes and need to see something again, let me know & it may be the subject of a future video tutorial here!!
Mar 23, 2008 | rubber stamping, TV/Video/Web/Tech
HA made it just in time…still Easter here! LOL) OK here we go – trying out a new toy of mine! Here’s a video of an Easter slider card made with Stampin’ Up!’s Loads of Love and Loads of Love Accessories sets. I am not talking in this one, because I’m concentrating on what I’m doing….LOL. I angle the card at the end so you can kind of see the mechanics of the card. Kind of. Supplies: Almost Amethyst cardstock, Creamy Caramel Cardstock (torn for mountain effect), basic black cardstock (for road); white gel pen (for lines on road); almost amethyst ink sponged onto whisper white cardstock for sky. Image stamped with basic black ink & coloured with blender pens & stampin’ pastels; Zig painty pen on hubcaps & bumpers; caramel gingham ribbon. Slot cut with paper cutter, word window punch used to create slider portion that truck is mounted onto. Enjoy, and feel free to leave feedback!! Here’s hoping it works…..