Ok, I am still playing with the new “Breathtaking Bouquet” stamp set. On today’s blog post I am sharing two more ways of creating beautiful and colorful backgrounds with this stamp set.
The previous two cards were made using multiple colors and
I tried my Stampin’ Up! Sprinkles on one of my favorite stamp sets from the new January-June 2020 mini catalogue: “Breathtaking Bouquet”.
I tried different ways to color the image and for this birthday card I decided to use the Stampin’ Up!
On 3 January 2020 the new Stampin’ Up! Catalogue went live. As a demonstrator, I have been playing with some of the new products since december.
One of my favorite new Stamp Sets is “Breathtaking Bouquet” background stamp.
I have been trying several
When my Father had his 75th birthday I made him a special card. Previously, I had invested in some Lawn Fawn dies: The Reveal
For my best friend and fellow stamper, I had to make something pretty special. We both fell in love with the Noble Peacock Speciality DSP, so I decided to use it to make something for her birthday. I had two gifts (a set fo SU dies and some SU rhinestones)
Usually for me, it takes several hours to make a card. Today I didn’t have much time but really felt the need to do some stamping and make a card. I chose the “Floral Essence” stamp set and the “Perennial Flower Punch” to make a quick card.
My mother is one of my biggest fans when it comes to my crafting. So when she has her birthday I really want to do something special. And as so often, Sam Clayton from Mixed Up Craft
I just received the “Beauty Abounds” stamp set and the Butterfly Beauty Thinlits Dies. Immediately, I had to make a card. I needed a happy birthday card and butterflies are always happy.
I decided to make a panel card with the stitched rectangles.
I love making boxes. Long before I joined Stampin’ Up!, even as a child, I used to make lots of boxes. The boxes were often meant for gifting beaded jewelry. I used to make a lot of beaded jewelery. I wish I still did, so I had something to put in
