After yesterday’s video hop challenge to use Designer Series Paper, I have pulled out some more to work with today!
This is the Flowers for Every Season collection. This can be purchased alone or as part of a product suite. Even better, all the designs coordinate with the 2020 in colours!
See how I made this card in my video tutorial;
The vellum flowers really finish off the card.
And the rhinestones hide those glue dots!
I hope you enjoyed this project. The supplies used are listed and linked to the online store below.
Welcome to this week’s Project Share. As always my friends have created some lovely work. Please use the links to visit their blogs and read more about their projects.
Jill has combined this beautiful large heat embossed sentiment with the Blossoms in Bloom stamp set.
I hope you are all well and ready for the week ahead.
Just a quick reminder that the Free Bundle joining offer ends tomorrow, (30th June). You don’t want to miss this deal! There’s a link at the bottom of this post!
For today’s card I’m going for a vintage look. I stepped up the original card, adding more stamping and the ribbon detail.
See how I made this card in my video tutorial;
Stamping with Early Espresso ink on Very Vanilla card stock adds to the vintage look of this card.
I love the texture of the Forever Fern Trim.
I hope you enjoyed this project.
The supplies used are listed and linked to the online store below.
If your order is less than £150, use the Hostess Code VKY3SPC7 when placing your order to get an extra gift from me!
Spend £200 and get an extra £20 of rewards to spend on whatever you want!
I would love to be your demonstrator.
Would you like to join my Stampin’ Up! team?
Choose an additional free bundle when you join during June!
Welcome to this week’s Project Share. As always my friends have created some lovely work. Please use the links to visit their blogs and read more about their projects.
This week we all took part in a blog hop using our new favourite products from Stampin’ Up!’s 2020 Annual Catalogue.
Jill has used one of my personal favourites for her single layer floral card.
Today’s post is accompanied by a longer video than usual while a talk to all of you out there that don’t know where to start will papercraft and cardmaking!
I present the Zany Zebras Product Collection and suggest some additional items to add to a your collection, or a Starter Kit.
I have added direct links to these products in my online shop below.
In the video, I make these cards. The first uses only products supplied in the collection.
The seconds adds some black card, the classic label punch and some rhinestones.
Watch the video here!
I hope you enjoyed this project.
The supplies used are listed and linked to the online store below.
If your order is less than £150, use the Hostess Code VKY3SPC7 when placing your order to get an extra gift from me!
Spend £200 and get an extra £20 of rewards to spend on whatever you want!I would love to be your demonstrator.
Would you like to join my Stampin’ Up! team?
Choose an additional free bundle when you join during June!
This month we are showcasing the new delights of the 2020 Stampin’ Up! Annual Catalogue!
Please be sure to click through all the projects in the hop by clicking on the link at the bottom of this post.
I am featuring the Blossoms in Bloom bundle.
This wouldn’t normally be something I would go for, but I have made so many cards already, I thought I would share another.
This is really easy for a beginner stamper too. Use the colours you have to make your own version of this card.
By using an odd number of images, the card design remains balanced. The stamps have details within them that gives a watercolour effect without the mess.
The Whisper White Tulle adds some soft texture. The sentiment tucks in under the knot nice and neatly.
And here is a closer look at the Melon Mambo version.
Hello Everyone,Welcome to this week’s Project Share. As always my friends have created some lovely work. Please use the links to visit their blogs and read more about their projects.
Jill’s clean and simple style is perfect with this stamp bundle. Beautiful summery colours!
Welcome to this week’s Project Share. As always my friends have created some lovely work. Please use the links to visit their blogs and read more about their projects.
Last weekend we all participated in a team blog hop showcasing new Stampin’ Up! products from the 2020-2021 Annual Catalogue!
Jill has created this beautiful flower border, so happy and colourful, click the link for more!
Welcome to this week’s Project Share. As always my friends have created some lovely work. Please use the links to visit their blogs and read more about their projects.
All feature new products that launched yesterday – so exciting!
Jill’s rainbow has been delicately constructed with the Flower Confetti Punch….
There are some fantastic new products that I can’t wait to order!
There are some great promotion offers too.
Pick a Free bundle…. This makes the Starter Kit even better value for money. Totally customisable and delivered for free too.
There’s good news for hosts too with an extra £20 of rewards if the order reaches £200.
Now for today’s project, I am test driving the Tasteful Touches stamp set, the coordinating Tasteful Labels dies and In Good Taste Designer Series Paper.
I also pulled out the Early Espresso Faux Suede ribbon too.
See how I made this card in my video!
I hope you enjoyed this project. The supplies used are listed and linked to the online store below.
If your order is less than £150, use the Hostess Code VKY3SPC7 when placing your order to get an extra gift from me!
I made this card ages ago and completely forgot to share it!
I have to different ink blending methods to create this project.
I also used the amazing Tropic Chic stamp set which is sadly retiring. To achieve the gradient colour on the leaves, I used the Stamparatus tool, inking and stamping each image twice.
Here is video showing how to create a blended background!
I hope you enjoyed this project. The supplies used are listed and linked to the online store below.
Welcome to this week’s Project Share. As always my friends have created some lovely work. Please use the links to visit their blogs and read more about their projects.
Jill has beautifully combined coordinating designer series paper, inks and cardstock to make her birthday card.
Stampin' with inkybutterfly 