Happy Monday all. I do hope you had a fabulous weekend. I recently met a few friends for a few days of stamping/scrapbooking. It was so much fun. It is always so much better to craft with friends. I borrowed the Filled with Sweetness from one of my stamping friends so I do hope you enjoy today’s creations.
This was a fun set to play with and if I did not already have so many berry sets, I would add it to my wish list. I loved how big the jam jar stamp was and so I created a tag instead of a card!
Have fun creating these sweet summertime cards! This bundle has been very popular is currently on backorder, so if you want to add this precious set to your stamping stash, it will be available the week of April 27th. Happy Stamping!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Hello my stamping friends. I wanted to pop on real quick with a video that features some of the products on our Last Chance list. This is not my typical card making video but many of the bundles featured on our Last Chance list have been reduced. I thought it was important to jump on and let you know that you get more bang for your buck when you order the stamps and dies or punches separately, and not as a bundle. This is typically not the case but it is true some of the products that have been significantly reduced. I hope this video helps you to save a few dollars here and there.
If you want any of the featured sale items or for any of your stamping needs and you don’t already have a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, I would be happy to serve you. Just click hereor on the Shop with Me button at the end of this post.
Ornamental Christmas
Ornamental Christmas Bundle: $51.25-Order separately and save $4.75 Ornamental Christmas Stamp Set: $15.20 Ornamental Dies: $36 (Dies not pictured, click here.)
Pine Tree Trimmings
Pine Tree Trimmings Bundle: $34 order separately and save $15.50 Pine Tree Trimming Stamp Set: $10.50 Pine Tree Trimmings Dies: $8 (dies not pictured,click here.)
Gathering Moments
Gathering Moments Bundle: $56.50 order separately and save $29.80 Gathering Moments Stamp Set: $15.60 Gathering Moments Dies: $11.10 (Dies not pictured, click here.)
Gallery of Blooms-Dies not pictured
Gallery of Blooms Bundle: $53 order separately and save $1.50 Gallery of Blooms Stamp Set: $15.20 Gallery of Blooms Dies: $36 (Dies are not pictured, click here.)
Coneflower Celebrations
Coneflower Celebrations Bundle: 53 order separately and save $5.80 Coneflower Celebrations Stamps: $19.20 Coneflower Celebrations Dies: $28 (Dies not pictured,click here.)
Layers of Beauty
Layers of Beauty Bundle: $56.50 order separately and save $2 Layers of Beauty Stamps: $20 Layers of Beauty Dies: $24 Layers of Beauty Masks: $10.50 (Dies and Mask not pictured, click here.)
Petals of Beauty-Dies not pictured
Petals of Beauty Bundle $49.50 order separately and save $1.50 Petals of Beauty Stamp Set: 20 Petals of Beauty Dies: $28 (Dies not pictured, click here.)
Join me on Wednesday for some card inspirations using some, if not all of these Last Chance Deals! God Bless you with a fabulous week. Happy Stamping!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Happy Easter Monday! I pray that our Risen Lord will bless you abundantly during this Easter Season. I thought it would be fun to go through my springtime DSP scraps to create a few fun cards for you. So dig out your leftover scraps and create something beautiful with me today.
Did you know that when you cut a 12 x 12 piece of DSP into six card fronts measuring 4 x 5 1/4 that you will have a strip of 1 1/2 x 12 left over? Fun, right? Well, when that happens, don’t throw them away or cut them down because today I am going to show you how to use them to create a strip paper piecing card. Check out the video below that explains how this technique works.
Happy Monday everyone. Easter is just around the corner and today I have a super sweet Easter Treat box that I created using the Easter Joy designer series paper pack. This pack is still available but is on the low inventory list, so hurry and get yours today. Order soon so it will arrive before Easter.
Today I have created just one box using a 4 x 6 piece of designer series paper, but I have included the scoring instructions on how you can score one piece of 12 x 12 patterned paper and create 6 fun treat boxes. Be sure to watch the video and download your free project sheet with detailed instructions.
Here is a closer look at our treat box!
This box can be created using the pattern paper of your choice making it great for not only Easter, but birthdays and holiday stocking stuffers. Yes, I know it is only March, but if you are in my craft room it is never to early to start creating Christmas crafts. LOL
Have fun creating these stinkin’ cute boxes. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to me! Just put blog project question in the subject line so I am sure to see it. Happy Stamping!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Hey friends, I am excited to share with you the March product of the month, Notes of Spring. If you don’t have this cute little set, you still have time to place a $75 order before the end of the month. I am sure you will love playing with these sweet little characters. They make great spring and Easter cards!
It is really hard to pick a favorite, but I think I am partial to the stinkin’ cute duckling. It would make a sweet birthday card for all ages. Have fun creating with this cute set. The sky is the limit!
A Closer Look at today’s cards!
I stamped and cut out my cute little duckling, but that is only because I dropped this little guy when I was stamping on my white panel. Not to worry, there are no mistakes in stamping, only creative opportunities, so I just stamped him again and used my handy dandy paper snips to cut him out. Whala, it is fixed! You can just stamp your image directly to the card panel, or stamp and crop him. Either way his is so stinkin’ cute.
I stamped and used my paper snips to crop these little ones on purpose. It was much quicker and easier than masking, but either way will work.
I usually don’t use much of the Sea Foam cardstock, but today, I guess I was in the mood for a little light colored spring. I think it turned out perfectly if I do say so myself. I love the tone on tone look. I did add a but of ink with a sponge dauber to the greeting just for a little darker highlight! Love it~
I hope you have fun playing with this sweet set. If you don’t have it, I would love for you to place a qualifying order with me, just click the Shop with Me button below! Happy Stamping!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Hello my stamping friends. Due to the storms in St. Louis, this post may be posted a bit later that usual, but Praise the Lord we have power and this post will go out today. I pray that wherever you are the storms missed you as well. On Friday, I hosted a Masking Technique class and while I will not be sharing with you all of the techniques we learned. I am sharing a few masking techniques that I hope you will try. I will share a few more with you on Wednesday in the second part of this 2-part series.
One of the most important things you will need to know about masking, especially if you are creating a scene or staggering images, whatever you stamp first on your cardstock will be the image that is in front. Placing a mask on that image will allow you to stamp over the mask, thus putting the newly stamped image behind the first image you stamped.
Let’s take a closer look!
In this card I stamped the Cajun Craze pot and the leaves in it first (see video) and then the subsequent pots and leaves. I used colored pencils to create a table look and used a blender pen to smooth the lines. If you have not used the blender pens with your colored pencils, you are going to love them. Click here to check out our blender pens.
The second important thing about masking, is to use high quality masking paper and to trim as close to the design as possible. Click here to check out our Masking Paper. This will minimize the gaps between your stamped images. If you do get a small gap, again the blender pen with a little ink will help hide those gap lines.
Happy Monday! I hope you all had a fabulous weekend. If your area observes daylight saving time then you all know we lost an hour of sleep last night. The good news-spring is almost here. In today’s video I am sharing three fabulous spring cards using the new Flowers Fair background stamp. This is a great set of flowers and I know you are going to love them.
Happy Monday all. Today I am sharing with you three cards that I created using the Heartfelt Hexagon punch. If you don’t have this punch it is a good one. I use it for a variety of greetings, but today I thought I would think outside the box and use it for a background on two of our cards.
I think this technique would also look cool with the To the Point punch as well. Perhaps you have other punches in your stash that would work too. Use whatever is in your crafting stash and of course have fun creating!
Hey all I am back with two more cards using the Trusty Tools stamp set and dies. This time I have two techniques to share with you using plain old painters tape. Now if you are an avid crafter then you probably already have a roll of painters tape in your craft room. It can be used in so many great ways and now here are two more techniques. Check out the video below.
On Monday I shared two other cards using the Trusty Tools stamp set. CLICK HERE if you missed that video!
I hope you enjoyed these techniques and will give them a try. I think they make super cool backgrounds. Thanks for joining me, stop back on Monday for another Make It Monday tutorial. Until then……Happy Stamping!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Happy Monday. I hope you all had a blessed weekend. I am sharing with you today, two cards that I created using the Trusty Tools stamp set featured online and in the annual catalog.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy our card ideas for today. Be sure to stop back on Wednesday for some painter’s tape techniques. Happy Stamping!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
