When there is a new Stampin’ Up! Catalogue, I send out ‘Happy Mail’. Here is part of my Mini Catalogue 2020 Happy Mail package. There were a few excited recipients, plus a few not quite so excited husbands! I’ve once again used the fabulous new Beautiful Autumn Bundle. The inspiration for this project is Page
What better way to let someone know you are thinking of them than sending a handmade card. Over the past few weeks I’ve been sending dandelion wishes in the form of these little notes. These monochrome Notecards in a range of colours were fun to make, but even nicer to send. I made them using
Today I’m sharing some cards I made with In Color 2019-2021 products. I reached for Notecards and took my co-ordinating colour inspiration from the In Color Ribbon. Crumb Cake works beautifully with all of the In Color 2019-21 colours. As I was using the same design for all of the daisies, I stamped them using
Each time a new Catalogue is launched, I send happy mail to eager Stampin’ Up! fans. I made this year’s Autumn/Winter Catalogue ‘happy mail’ using Snow Front. This involved stamping some of the images from the Snow Front Stamp Set into a scene. I’ve used Pretty Peacock, Garden Green and Highland Heather. As you can
As this fabulous 6×6 DSP is on the Retiring List, today I’m showing you how I showed gratitude with Gingham Gala. The Gingham Gala Suite from the Spring/Summer Catalogue has a Stamp Set and Punch Bundle, DSP, Cardstock, Ribbon and embellishments. I needed to make a batch of ‘thank you’ cards, so took my colour
I’ve once again returned from a fabulous fortnight in sunny Cyprus. The staff at the hotel we stay at are fabulous, so I made these Gallery Grunge & Artisan Textures thank you cards to hand out. The base card is a Very Vanilla Notecard with Fresh Fig as the main colour. A combination of the
If you are on my Catalogue Mailing List, you will have received some Frosted Floral DSP Happy Mail, along with the new Autumn/Winter Catalogue. The notecards are really simple and quick to make as the DSP does all the work. Simply cut the DSP to fit the front of the notecard. You’ll be left with
Everyone needs a quick and easy card in their repertoire that they can re-create for a number of different occasions. This quick and simple monochrome notecard is a great example. This one uses Washi Tape to create the fun striped pattern. I’ve made similar projects in the past using other Washi Tape and Designer Series
Today I’m sharing a really quick and easy notecard with you. When I saw the new Artisan Textures Stamp Set in the Annual Catalogue it accidentally fell into my shopping basket! Do those sort of accidents happen to you too? These images make a great mud bath for the pigs in the This Little Piggy
As I’ve just returned from a fabulous week in Cyprus where I’ve been saying efharisto a lot. It is Greek for ‘thank you’. Before I left, I made a batch of notecards to give out to staff members as a token of my appreciation. I made these notecards using three different versions using the Color
