Showing posts with label supplies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label supplies. Show all posts

Friday, April 19, 2013

Cute new kit!

Another Brand new kit just released from Stampin' Up!


We're excited to introduce our second Submit a Project kit--the Dolled-Up Birthday Kit--voted on by you via our Facebook page. This gorgeous birthday card was created by Chris Gilmore, a manager from Coshocton, Ohio. Congratulations, Chris!


The Dolled-Up Birthday kit includes the following:
  • Dolled-Up Birthday Photopolymer Stamp (1)
  • 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" Crumb Cake Cardstock (6 pieces)
  • 2" x 4-1/4" Very Vanilla Cardstock (6 pieces)
  • Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (6)
  • Tea Lace Paper Doilies (6)
  • Dress Up die-cuts (6)
  • Soft Suede Classic Stampin' Spot (1)
  • Vanilla 5/8" Flower Trim (6 pieces)
  • Sponge Dauber (1)
Get everything you need to make six cards for only $15.95 (item 133913)!*

To assemble one card, follow the instructions below:
  1. Place the stamp on clear-mount block D or H rubber side up and ink with the Soft Suede Classic Stampin' Spot.
  2. Stamp "Happy Birthday" at the bottom of the card front.
  3. Ink the Sponge Dauber with Soft Suede ink and gently antique the doily and the edges of the dress form.
  4. Adhere the pieces to the card front in this order:
    • Doily
    • Very Vanilla Cardstock
    • Dress form
    • Flower
*Adhesive not included






Friday, March 15, 2013

LNS Spring 2013 Treasure Hunt!


I am happy to be participating in the Late Night Stampers spring Treasure hunt! 

What do you win?

$150 in Stampin' Up! products sponsored by Sherrill Graff! How generous is that!!

Here is how to play!

  • visit the blogs listed below, leave a comment if you wish :) 
  • all participating blogs will have a picture of the treasure chest above and their clue
  • make a note of what the clue is, and which blog you found it on
  • once you’ve collected 50 clues, email them to me listing each clue & where you found it
  • you have from March 1st to May 12th, 2013 to collect 50 clues and email them to me, to be entered into the contest -Contest closes March 12th, 2013 at midnight PST 

Here is my clue 

Stampin' Up! Dazzling Details. 

***There have been some more bloggers added to the list to collect more clues, they are at the bottom of the list so make sure to check them out****

Treasure Hunt Participants 2013
 Angela Carter      www.angelasinklink.com
        Lisa Kmiec   http://lisakmiecstamps.blogspot.com
Jane Hignite          www.stampwithjane.com
Deborah Smart     www.stampandcreate.net
Trish Cortez        www.stampingwherepapercomesalive.com
Debbie Broughton www.nanastampingroom.com
Joni Metras      www.joniinthespotlightstamping.com
Shelly Peck     www.stampinandscrappingnews.com
Megin  Gallagher  http://vmg206.blogspot.com
Karen Philipp www.zgrandmakaren.com
Carolyn Bennett www.carolynstamps.com
Jan Schoenfeld  www.getinkywithjan.com
Katherine Roberts  http://craftinginkc.blogspot.com
Bev Farmer    www.createwithbev.blogspot.com 
Danielle Calder  www.stampenvy.ca
Jaye Catalan http://carmine-crafts.blogspot.com 
Vanessa A. Terrell http://www.stampwithvanessa.com 

Friday, March 8, 2013

Almost Easter!


Sorry about the glare on the photo. I have them in cello bags to keep little fingerprints off and it makes it harder to photograph. 

This adorable little bunny was case'd from Catherine Pooler and she shows exactly how to make it on her blog with a video.  The bunny butt is actually a christmas ornament framelit! Love it when you find new ways to use products you already have. And doesn't that flower trim make the cutest little bunny tail!!



Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Can you tell me what this is??

I thought this card was pretty obvious but when asking some family members only one got it right without me telling. So can you tell me what this is supposed to be???


I got the card idea from here, thought this video was pretty funny, lol


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