Hello Everyone! Today's project features the Come to Gather stamp set which is a favorite! I used my Stamparatus to create this simple wreath and paired Pretty Peacock with our new Delicata Silver Pigment Ink. I hope you enjoy today's project and check out the video tutorial to see how easy it is to create your own wreath. I'm sure if we all looked at some of our stamp sets we could find lots of fun images to create wreaths.
Happy Friday! Today's project features a new host set from the Holiday Catalog called Hung with Care! This set is adorable and I love all the different stockings not to mention to curly font! Today's card is very simple but cute. I used the Stamparatus on this project which is our awesome precision stamping tool. It make lining up stamps and sentiments so easy. To purchase this stamp set, you just need $150 order in my online store and then choose this set as your reward. You can always combine orders too with family and friends.
Hello! Today's project is a super bright birthday card using some new product from the 2018-2019 catalog. It's a little sneak peek to get you excited about the June 1, 2018 launch. I used a new set called Pick a Pennent. There's 76 stamps in this set! I also used Granny Apple Green, Coastal Cabana and Flirty Flamingo. Those colors scream party!! At least to me! The Stamparatus made this background super easy to create. Also, wanted to mention you have until tomorrow May 25, 2018 to join my Paper Share. See details at bottom of this post.
Check out today's tutorial using the Stamparatus!
Supply List:
Note: Pick a Pennent is not showing in the supply list. Item Number #146499 (Available June 1, 2018.
Hello, I hope you all had a great spring break. My family was super busy so I didn't get any craft time. I was thrilled to get back into my office and create. Today's project is a birthday card using the Big on Birthdays stamp set. This is a great set because of all the different sentiments and fonts. LOVE! I also used the Stamparatus on this project which is not required but I wanted to show you this AWESOME tool!
Check out today's video tutorial and hear about that Stamparatus!
Today is a BIG day for Stampin' Up! and all of us!! You can reserve your Stamparatus starting today at 2 pm MT via my online shopping page HERE!
It’s big news when something breaks the mold and changes everything. The Stamparatus will change the way you stamp, and before long, you’ll wonder how you crafted without it!
Why do YOU need one? You’ll fall in love with stamping all over again when you learn everything you can do with it!
Make multiples with ease
Consistently stamp crisp, clean images
If you want a darker impression, apply more ink and restamp—no need to start over
Make fewer mistakes, saving time and money
Easily create 2-step, 3-step, and 4-step stamped images using reversible plates
Develop new and specialized stamping techniques with adjustable stamping plates and precision placement
I need product details!
Compatible with Stampin’ Up!’s red rubber and photopolymer stamp
Foam mat to use with photopolymer stamps
Rulers and gridlines for quick measuring
2 open sides so you can stamp on larger paper
2 reversible plates: a total of 4 surfaces to work with
2 magnets to hold the paper in place
Magnet storage areas
Retail Price–$49.00 USD
Check out this video on the 5 things you need to know about the Stamparatus:
RESERVE NOW for the November 16-30, 2017 reservation window with delivery on or around February 1, 2018. The reservation window opens at 2:00 PM (MT) on November 16. While supplies last.
I'm pretty sure these will MOVE fast so I suggest setting a reminder for today at 2:00 pm (MT) or whatever time that is for you locally.
I wouldn't want you to miss out on this opportunity!!
For orders under $150, use the November Hostess Code:FNWJMCEK
For orders over $150, do NOT use a Hostess Code so you can enjoy your rewards!
Want to join my team of Lucky Stampers? Click HERE to learn more! I would love to have you on my team. You can join as a hobbyist and enjoy your own discount or join as a business demonstrator.
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