Come watch as I create three beach themed cards using the new Beach Days stamp bundle by Stampin' Up! If you're a beach lover you are going to love these cards!
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Below is a list of products I used which can be purchased through my online store here.
In the early morning, you might just run across this scene in a quiet meadow. Get the feeling of sweet wildflowers with this wood or clear mount background stamp. Purchase yours now. Please use Hostess Code ZE3KRERF when placing your order. At the end of the month I will draw name/names for the Hostess dollars.
Have you seen the Rooted In Nature Suite found in the Annual Catalog on page 143? This is such a beautiful set which can be used throughout the year allowing you to get more uses and the most for your money. Check out this Online Class to see some of the unique creative items included…
We are five (5) days before I start my 12 weeks of Christmas campaign. Each week you will receive a different project tutorial via email. The tutorials will be cards, tags, bags and wrapping ideas. However, the only way people who can receive these amazing gifts are those who are on my mailing list! In…
Watch as I create this cute Elf image "Don't Get Your Tinsel in a Tangle". I'll be using Stampin' Blends to color as well as provide tips throughout. I have a tutorial listed below along with all of the products I used to create this fun Elf card. Enjoy and leave me any comments you…
I'm having fun with this stamp set and wanted to share a card we made in my recent stamp class. We used the chef from the Birthday Delivery set, which can be found on pages 68-69 of the annual catalog or click HERE to view it. This set has such a variety of uses for…
Are you familar with the term Ombre? Do you know that Ombre is a dyeing technique that creates soft color gradations? I'm sure you have seen it in clothing, home goods and other areas. But did you know that Stampin' Up! now carries three Ombre Stamp pads in Rich Razzleberry, Bermuda Bay and Calypso Coral? Well…
