As nearly time for the new Annual Catalogue to make an appearance, we are saying a fond farewell to some fabulous products. Here are just a few products that I’m going to miss as from this year’s retiring list. Clicking on each picture will take you to the information and products for each project. Which
Last month I was invited to a Guiding event to teach the ladies how to make two cards. Here is one of the projects. This is a project from last year’s Charity Card Making Day that I chose to revisit. It uses leaves from various stamp sets in shades of green. The butterflies are from
For last week’s Card & Cuppa I moved away from Sponge Daubers and Brayers and made this spring colours project. This bright and sunny project uses various shades of orange and yellow, with red highlights. To begin, we created the mask for the Garden in Bloom Stamp Set background by folding a piece of Grid
On Monday I showed you one of the cards from my Charity Card Making Day. Here is another. This quick and easy card uses the fabulous Garden in Bloom Stamp Set. The stem and leaves are Wild Wasabi with the petals in Sweet Sugarplum. An accent colour of Peekaboo Peach creates the centre of the
At our recent In Color Introduction Class we created this pretty floral card for the Powder Pink project. It uses the gorgeous Garden in Bloom Stamp Set and one of the suggested colour combinations from Stampin’ Up! for Powder Pink. When I was designing the card, I couldn’t decide which punch to use for the
How pretty is this bright scene of flowers? This is a simple yet effective card using the very versatile Garden in Bloom Stamp Set. The recipient was one of my Card & Cuppa attendees who recently celebrated their Birthday. Using a combination of Rose Red, Flirty Flamingo and Perfect Plum I created this pink and
