Stamping on Designer Series Paper is a fast and easy way to add color and design to a stamped image. I love this technique! The background color was added with watercolor pencils. Yes, the watercolor pencils are currently back in stock, but I don't know for how long. Order today before they go on back order again. Receive a free Sale-a-Bration item with every $50 purchase, before tax and shipping.
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Go have fun and create something wonderful today!
Leigh
This thank you card uses one of my favorite stamp sets, Peaceful Moments, which is retiring from the current catalog. I colored a piece of Perfectly Penciled Designer Series Paper, also retiring, with Stampin' Blend Markers. I then used the Basics 3D embossing folder to add some texture and dimension to my Designer Series paper. …
Using Stampin' Up! Notecards are a easy and convenient way to send a greeting. Stampin' Up! notecards are 5" x 3-1/2" when folded and you receive 20 notecards with envelopes for only $7.00. I started with a Very Vanilla Notecard and added a layer of Gingham Cottage Designer Series Paper. The wreath is from the…
Stampin' Up! Class Schedule All Occasion Card Class Tuesday, July 8th Thursday, July 10th 6:30 – 8:30 PM $10.00 Come make four (4) cards including envelopes at this class. Please bring your own adhesive to class. You must register three (3) days prior to class. Flamingo Lingo Product Class Friday, July 18th…
This card features two FREE Sales-a-Bration items. The Textures & Frames stamp set and the Beautifully Penned Designer Series Paper. I wanted to make a masculine birthday card, so I kept the colors neutral except for the pop of Pool Party ink and cardstock. You can receive the Textures & Frames stamp set or Beautifully…
Todays video features the Framed Florets Bundle, an early release from the upcoming January Mini Catalog. I know, I usually feature a super easy card video, but don't freak out – this card is still easy to make, it just has several pieces to assemble. All you need to do is break the process down…
Remember this post? These items were my "working samples" for my Scalloped Tag Topper punch class. I promised you that the actual items made in the class would be much prettier so I'll let you be the judge. Below are pictures of what was made in the class. Leave me a comment and let me…