Here is the link I mentioned for my original mitered corner video
This week I chose to work with the Favored Flowers Sale a Bration paper, which is free with a $50 ordering
during January and February:
AND the Sending Support stamp set, which is also a freebie during Sale a Bration!
If you squint, you can see the mitered floral corner, which is only 2 pieces of 1″ designer paper.
It saves paper, it’s easy and looks great! It all started with this card swap I received years ago from Chris Smith: I loved the simplicity, the white space and the little bit of striped designer paper. I kept her swap all these years because I loved the layout. Here’s another one with multiple offset layers that I created with the Rain or Shine Designer paper: I hope you give it a try!
I had so much fun making this cute fun fold!
It was a request for how to make how to make a sample that is in the upcoming Stampin’ Up mini catalog coming out in January.
I put my own spin on the fun fold so it would slide up and store under itself.
The card fits in a regular, A2 sized envelope and is 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 when closed.
Here is the video! The recipe/pdf is linked underneath the video
The set is called Woodland Wonder and it’s a photopolymer set that would be perfect for multiple people to sign, like a family or office. It’s great for birthdays, new home, graduation or any Congrats occasion!
(available January 5th for $17)
Demonstrators can preorder it now in December.
I also added a little flip up area for a place to sign the card:
This is a stamp set that makes me smile when I use it!
I had some time in December to play with these critters and this is one of the cards that happened. I tried watercolor, other mediums but I just wasn’t getting the pop I wanted until I tried paper piecing it. I know it’s a lot of fussy cutting but once you get into it, it’s kinda fun!
Here’s all the critters in the set and you can find them on page 21 of the new Stampin’ Up Occasions catalog:
Set of 7
Clear Mount 133851 15.95
Wood Mount 133848 20.95
You can email me if you want some forest friends of your own or order online here.
At my last demonstrator get together, Trish Niedergeses shared a fun technique with the group. Using a rubber brayer and some classic (dye based) ink rolled over an embossed, raised image she created some really neat cards. She is quick to say she ‘cased’ the technique and yellow card from Stampin’ Connection (our demonstrator only share website) from someone but couldn’t remember the name of the original artist. (and if the artist happens to be reading this, just email me and I’ll give you the credit you deserve! Great Card!)
And remember, it’s a live video at our get together with over 40 women so pardon the applause and comments!
Take some time to stamp for YOU today!
Linda
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I loved the simplicity, the white space and the little bit of striped designer paper. I kept her swap all these years because I loved the layout. Here’s another one with multiple offset layers that I created with the Rain or Shine Designer paper:
I hope you give it a try!
