Create beautiful all-occasion cards in minutes. Perfect for new crafters, busy crafters or crafters on the go. Makes 12 cards, 4 each of 3 designs, using the included Made to Bloom stamp set.
This kit can also coordinate with the Happiness Blooms Suite of products.
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Stock the delightful box contained in Stampin’ Up!’s Perennial Birthday Project Kit with birthday cards you make yourself, and you’ll never forget to send a birthday card again! Kit includes components for making 16 birthday cards–4 each of 4 designs–plus the box to store them in. Contact me to order yours today, or visit stampinup.com.
I’ll be hosting a class to make these cards. I’ll have all the stamps and inks available for your to use and all you have to do is order a kit and come along to the class. I have a morning class and an evening class on Tuesday 20th March.
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There’s lots to love in this all-inclusive card kit. Create all-occasion cards, then add your own color using the included Watercolor Pencils. Makes 20 cards, 4 each of 5 designs, using the included Lots of Happy Stamp Set! Visit stampinup.com to order yours today.
I am holding classes for this kit on 6th March. 10am & 7.30pm. If you purchase the full kit the class is free to attend. You can purchase your kit by using this link and use Hostess code M4FNXHRY – and you’ll get an extra gift waiting for you at the class. Just message me which class you’d like to attend and I’ll book you in.
Don’t forget that Sale-a-bration is on till the end of March so with any purchase of $90 or more you will get to choose a product FREE from the Sale-a-bration Catalogue.
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Welcome to the first post of my 12 Days of Christmas Series.
I wanted to created 12 projects that you can make yourself with Stampin’ Up! products that are cheap and easy.
I make this cute little pizza box with matching cards and envelopes. The cards and envelopes are 3″x3″ and are great for on top of christmas gifts or for your kids to write in for their friends.
I have used a few stamp sets on this project but the one that stands out is the “Hearts Come Home”. It is a gorgeous little set with cute houses, Santa flying with his reindeer and some lovely sentiments. I have used elements from the Be Merry Rosette Kit along with the branch from Colorful Seasons stamp set. I added an embellishment from the Year of Cheer Embellishments. The christmas baubles are from the Carols of Christmas Stamp set.
The Pizza Boxes are super cute too and I am hoping that they may carry over into the next catalogue but we won’t know till later in the month. So if you love these boxes as much as I do, then don’t wait another minute, go to my online shop and order them today.
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Watch Stampin’ Up! trainer, Holly, show you how to use the Trim Your Stocking Thinlits Die from the 2017 holiday catalogue.
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Say hello to a new world of colourful creativity! Meet Stampin’ Blends, artist-quality alcohol markers in 12 exclusive Stampin’ Up! colours. To cover all the blending bases, we’re also offering a limited-time 16-card project kit and stamp set with beautiful line-art images.
You can order your blends online at my store.
The Watercolor Christmas Project Kit is in the new Holiday Catalogue and has the materials to make 20 cards, 5 each of 4 designs. There is a matching stamp set to go with this kit, Watercolor Christmas.
I haven’t yet purchased the Watercolor Christmas Stamp set and so I wanted to see if I could use a different stamp set for the sentiments as a substitute. After all, sometimes we have our favourite sentiments that we want to use. I used the Snowflake Sentiments stamp set instead and loved how the cards turned out. You could also use the Oh, What Fun stamp set as well and really any other sentiment stamp set that you own. The Watercolour Christmas Project Kit is really quite versatile and you can adapt any stamp set that you wish.
Below is a video produced by Stampin’ Up! on the kit and how to assemble the cards.
And finally I have included a video by a US demonstrator, Rachel Tessman from Stamp your Art Out, that explains how you can create double the cards from one kit.
