Tuesday, December 10, 2019

Free shipping on December 11 and an Ice Skate Card!



Stampin' Up! is offering free shipping on your orders (before tax) of $50 or more.  Don't miss it -- December 11 only!  Ends at midnight MST.

I wanted to share a pretty card with you.  I'd love to take credit for it, but my sister made it.  It uses the Free Skate Bundle.  Add the Linen Thread or the Rhinestone Basic Jewels  or the Silver Foil Paper and you have a $50 order that will ship to your door free!


Here is a closer look


You can order these and all Stampin' Up! products from my online store 24/7.  If you do not already have a demonstrator I would love you to order your product through me!  Don't miss the Clearance Rack or the Year-End Closeout .  Be sure to use my December host code, 2MQFARUG when placing your order.
Thanks for looking!

Debbie

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Online Extravaganza November 20-22 15% off Select Card Stock Ink & Bundles

Just when you think your day can't get any better Stampin' Up! announces 15% off Card Stock, Ink and some bundles.   November 20-22, 2019 -- don't miss it! It's a great time to stock up and save.  If you buy just one thing I recommend the Free as a Bird Bundle -- those Stitched Nested Labels Dies are a favorite of mine!  If you buy 2 things?  Add your favorite paper from the Neutrals...I could go on

Card Stock and Inkpads in the Neutrals Collection are 15% off

Card Stock and Inkpads in the Regals Collection are 15% off

Card Stock and Inkpads in the 2018-2020 In Colors are 15% off

Card Stock and Inkpads in the 2019-2012 In Colors are 15% off (except Purple Posy)

Take an additional 5% off the original 10% discounted Neutrals Classic Stampin' Pads Assortment

Take an additional 5% off the original 10% discounted Regals Stampin' Pads Assortment

Tak an additional 5% off the original 10% discounted 2018-2020 In Colors Classic Stampin' Pads

Here is a look at the bundles

Dino Days



Parcels & Petals ($47.74 discounted price)



Path of Petals ($40.85 discounted price)



Free as a Bird ($48.69 discounted price) I LOVE the dies!



Memorable Mosaic ($34.20 discounted price)



Band Together Bundle ($52.01 discounted price)



Bloom & Grow Bundle ($50.35 discounted price)



To a Wild Rose Bundle ($51.30 discounted price)





Thank you for looking! If you are looking for a demonstrator I would love to be your source for Stampin' Up! product.  You can shop 24/7 from my online store where you can find the products I used in this project and all things Stampin' Up!  Be sure to use my November Host Code KKADFUQM. Happy stampin'!


Debbie

Thursday, November 14, 2019

"Casing" a Favorite Demonstrator

This card is a "CASEd" card (Copy And Share Everything) from a fellow demonstrator from Germany, Jenni Pauli.  Her work is amazing and mine doesn't really live up to hers, but it was fun to try.  I think I would like it better had I not textured the card stock -- the texture grabbed the ink a bit too much.


I applied ink to the Whisper White Card Stock that I had embossed with the Subtle Embossing Folder.  Using a Stampin Sponge I applied the following inks with a light touch Mink Macaroon, Golden Glitz Delicata, Daffodil Delight and I think a touch of Crumb Cake.  Don't miss the opportunity to get the silver Delicata ink, the gold and copper just sold out!


The leaf is cut from the Tropical dies from Mink Macaroon Card Stock.  I stamped the greeting from Rooted in Nature in Memento Tuxedo Black on Whisper White Card Stock and cut it using one of the dies from the Ornate Frames Dies. The frames are in the Holiday Catalog and are only available through January 2 -- you don't want to miss them.

I pierced holes in the label with the Take Your Pick Tool and threaded Linen Thread through.  The label is mounted with Dimensionals

I finished it off adding some sequins from the Iridescent Sequin Assortment and the Basic Adhesive-Backed Sequins.  Again, using that great Take Your Pick Tool to pick up and place the sequins.

Thank you for looking! If you are looking for a demonstrator I would love to be your source for Stampin' Up! product.  You can shop 24/7 from my online store where you can find the products I used in this project and all things Stampin' Up!  Be sure to use my November Host Code KKADFUQM. Happy stampin'!


Debbie

Wednesday, October 30, 2019

It's a Spooktacular Halloween!

The Monster Bash Suite was so much fun to use to create Halloween cards and treat holders!  I used nearly every part of that suite to create my projects.


The Coffin Treat Box was covered with some Monster Bash Designer Series Paper and embellished with a fussy cut image from the DSP.  It was tied up with the Basic Black 3/8" Scalloped Edge Ribbon.

Using more of the Monster Bash Designer Series Paper it was a simple trick to make a fast bag topper for a cellophane bag that is filled with treats.  I added a skull & crossbones Enamel Shape to fancy it up.  I'm pretty sure my grandsons will notice that detail...okay, maybe not.

The cards came together quickly.  Both cards have a Basic Black card base, a Gray Granite "headstone" cut from the Ornate Frames Dies, it's stamped using Tuxedo Black Memento Ink and a greeting from the Spooktacular Bash Stamp Set.  The "headstone" rests on another die from the Ornate Frames Dies, cut from Basic Black Card Stock, and is popped off the background with Stampin' Dimensionals.   I love how that little detail looks. I added a black Enamel Shape crow to each, using a mini Black Dimensional.


I used the Basic Pattern Decorative Masks to create the backgrounds.  One card uses Gorgeous Grape Ink and Card Stock, the other is Pumpkin Pie Ink and Card Stock.


Finished them both off by splattering some Frost White Shimmer Paint tinted with Gray Granite Ink Refill.

Thank you for looking! If you need a demonstrator I would love to be your source for Stampin' Up! product.  You can shop 24/7 from my online store where you can find the products I used in this project and all things Stampin' Up!  Be sure to use my November Host Code KKADFUQM. Happy stampin'!
Debbie

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

15% off Select Stamp Sets 24 hour sale

You won't want to miss this 15% off select stamp sale that Stampin' Up! is offering for 24 hours only! Wednesday October 23.


Here is the list


Hope some of these are on your wish list!

Thank you for looking!  If you need a demonstrator I would love to be your source for Stampin' Up! product.  You can shop 24/7 from my online store where you can find the products I used in this project and all things Stampin' Up!  Be sure to use my October Host Code 44D9P26. Happy stampin'!


Friday, September 27, 2019

Wrapping a Baker's Box

Sometimes you need more than a card and Stampin' Up! has some great gift packaging.  The Baker's Box is one of my favorites.  It's food safe, has a window at the top and is a great size - 4 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 2 1/8".  I was asked to do a display for a recent Stampin' Up! local Demo event and I knew that it would be my first project.



 I "build" my bouquet on a circle of card stock, separate from the Baker's Box.  I made some paper flowers using Whisper White Card Stock and the Magnolia Memory Dies and the Perennial Flower Punch. I used a sponge dauber and Daffodil Delight ink to accent the centers of the flowers. Two of the flowers are large scallop circle from the Layering Circles Dies.  I hand cut it into a spiral and rolled  them into a flower, hot glue holds them together.  I used the white Flax Ribbon and fashioned a ribbon flower.  


The leaves use the Magnolia Memory Dies and are cut from Mossy Meadow Card Stock. The white sprigs were cut using the Detailed Peacock Dies.  The flower centers were cut from Magnolia Memory Dies and I added a Gold Faceted Gem to the centers.  I added some loops of White Baker's Twine.  I used hot glue to attach all of the elements.


I wrapped a length of Flax ribbon around the box, leaving some long tails.  The bouquet is hot glued to that ribbon so you can slide the whole thing off.  I put some of our local Wildflour Bakery cookies it it.

I hope the friend I gave this to enjoys it as much I enjoyed making it!

Over the years I've used this style to wrap a lot of presents.  I used whatever I find, strips of linen or silk, burlap, or wide ribbon.  One of my favorites are rolled flowers from book pages.  Stampin' Up! used to sell a die and it is a favorite of mine!  Here are a couple examples.



Thank you for looking!  If you need a demonstrator I would love to be your source for Stampin' Up! product.  You can shop 24/7 from my online store where you can find the products I used in this project and all things Stampin' Up!  Be sure to use my October Host Code 44D9P26. Happy stampin'!
Debbie

Monday, August 26, 2019

Getting a "Round" to a Birthday Card

Today I have very simple card layout to share with you.  It was not what I intended when I sat down to create, but I think that is the fun of creativity!  I think this layout is very versatile! 


Here are the details

Basic Black card stock base 4 1/4"x11" scored in half the long way
Copper Foil Sheets 4 1/8"x 5 3/8" and a strip 1/2"x4 1/8"
Designer Series Paper 4"x 5 1/4" (I used the retired DSP "Urban Underground")
Basic Black circle die cut using Stitched Shapes
Very Vanilla circle die cut using Stitched Shapes
Copper Foil Sheets scallop circle die cut using Layering Circles Dies
Stamped the greeting (from the long retired Paper Pumpkin "Hey Man")


Can you tell that I added a little Wink of Stella shimmer to the "happy"?


I used Stampin' Dimenstionals to pop the scallop/greeting off the black circle.  And, because I am cheap smart I use the following technique to get the most out of my copper foil.  By cutting out the center of the layer I can get the scallop circle and the 1/2" strip with some left over!


While I used retired paper for this project I think the Come Sail Away Designer Series Paper would be a good alternative.


I added the card to this gift bag -- I used the Cheers Dies , a sneak peek of something that will be available to you beginning September 4.


Here is another card I made substituting Real Red Card Stock for the Copper Foil.  For this one I used    Well Said for the greeting




Thursday, August 22, 2019

Delicate Lace Thank You Card and a Little Sneak Peek

I'm back!  Starting to play with all the "new" product that has been waiting for me for weeks!  When I ordered the Delicate Lace dies I pictured using the die like this!  It makes such a gorgeous edge!


My card base is Whisper White Thick.  I added a layer using Purple Posey, one of the new In Colors, adding texture to the layer by embossing it with the Subtle 3D embossing folder.  I used Stampin' Dimensionals to adhere the Delicate Lace panel.


The frame that I die cut is the sneak peak -- it is a die set from a Halloween Suite -- Ornate Frames.  I stamped in Basic Gray Ink the "Thanks" greeting from the Good Morning Magnolia stamp set.  I used dies from several sets to place behind the greeting --Botanical Tags, Frosted Bouquet, and Lovely Flowers.  If you don't want (insert shocked gasp) to purchase, or don't already have all those you could use Frosted Bouquet exclusively and get a very similar look.  The leaves are die cut from Soft Sea Foam card stock.  I used some threads from a deconstructed piece of Metallic Edge Ribbon wrapped and tucked behind the leaves and greeting panel.


Finished it off by adding a few Pearl Basic Jewels and colored the little flowers with Wink of Stella -- it's all in the details!

Delicate Lace, Purple Posey, Whisper White

It was so much fun putting this card together!  Really made me happy, and it's cheaper than therapy!
Hope you like it as well, thank you so much for looking!  I'd appreciate you choosing me as your demonstrator when you order your Stampin' Up! supplies.  You can shop 24/7 from my online store. Be sure to use my August Host Code Z3RUATVA!

Happy Stampin'

Debbie