It’s so exciting to have some brand new colours in the Stampin’ Up! range. I have already shared some cards using the new In Colours but these are the first with the new core colours.
You can see how I made this card in my video tutorial….
I love how these colours work so well with Basic Grey as an alternative to black.
This combo uses Highland Heather, Fresh Freesia and Bubble Bath!
I hope you enjoyed this project.
The supplies used are listed and linked to the online store below.
It is so exciting to be able to use these fabulous new Stampin’ Up! In Colours!
These are earthier tones than we have had in recent years and I can see Pebbled Path being a versatile neutral.
In Colour products are not yet available to customers, these will launch when the new catalogue goes live in May. If just can’t wait, you can join Stampin’ Up! now and add them to a Starter Kit!
For today’s project, I am using the Around the Bend stamps and dies.
Here is Moody Mauve and Pebbled Path.
You can see how I made these cards in my video tutorial …
Circle punches are available as online exclusives and layer together perfectly.
Here is Copper Clay and Wild Wheat.
And finally, this is Boho Blue.
I think they look great together as a collection!
The coordinating embellishments are really pretty and catch the light so well.
Tailor Made Tags dies were used for these additional elements.
I was able to make the card and two tags from a ingle A4 sheet of cardstock with just a few scraps left over!
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’s card this week is full of colour. The contrast with black card base is so striking!
I’ve had this card idea in my head for a while and I’ve finally managed to make it!
For this layout I used eight die cuts which I then used to create four pieces that I could arrange to form the wreath design.
You can see how I made this card in my video tutorial…..
The Cherry Cobbler & Gold Metallic Ribbon is absolutely gorgeous in real life. It finishes off the card brilliantly.
This sample uses more die cut, 12 in total, and uses a mixture of leaves in Shaded Spruce and Granny Apple Green. The sentiment is stamped with Poppy Parade.
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 PBNW9JZN when placing your order to get an extra gift from me!
I’m using some favourites from the annual catalogue today for some simple stamping.
The beauty of this technique is that you can create the right background for your project!
I picked colours from the same colour family to work with. These are all from the Subtles! I’ve also pulled out my favourite Stitched So Sweetly dies too.
You can see how I made this card in my video tutorial….
Here’s the original sample using Coastal Cabana, Flirty Flamingo and Daffodil Delight, all from the Brights family!
Stamping the sentiment a number of times with the Stamparatus intensifies the colour helping it to stand out from the background.
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 YKD92HEX when placing your order to get an extra gift from me!
I am so excited about this new product from Stampin’ Up!
The Art in Bloom bundle includes a stamp set, dies and a hybrid embossing folder!
The products can be used independently or in combination to make simple effective cards.
1. Simple stamping – use the stamps alone and colour them with your favourite medium or the two-step elements in the stamp set! I used Stampin’ Blends for my card.
2. Just emboss – use your Stampin’ Cut and Emboss to emboss your card stock. I’ve used Basic White and added colour with Blending Brushes. Why not try other card stock colours?
The ink picks out the embossed details.
3. Stamp, cut & emboss – easily line up your stamped images with the die and embossing folder. The die sits inside the folder which is specifically designed so that it is not damaged in the process – it’s so clever!
(Do not try this with your other embossing folders)
I raised the die cut pieces up on to dimensionals.
You can see how I made these cards in my video tutorial….
This shows just 3 options, but there are so many other combinations to try!
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 F2QFV2PT when placing your order to get an extra gift from me!
Stampin' with inkybutterfly 