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Introducing the new In-colours!!

 If you are new to Stampin' Up! you may not know that this is an exciting time - the launch of the new Annual Catalogue - and with the launch comes new ink colours!!  Every year we get five new inks colours, these colours are only available for two years.  Here is my new catalogue - check out all the tabs where I have marked the products I have on my wish list:)  If you would like a catalogue, let me know and I will get one to you. The new in-colours are Polished Pink, Pale Papaya, Soft Succulent, Evening Evergreen and Fresh Freesia. The In-colours are avilable in ink, cardstock, embellishments, ribbon and Designer Series Paper.  I made these cards to showcase the new colours along with the ribbon and embellishments. I used one of the new stamp sets to create the cards - Spiral Die - I love the bold pattern and the stamp is only $23 which is an amazing price point. Check out my online store on May 4 to get your hands on the new In-colours and all the other amazi...
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Keeping it simple

Today I want to share a project I made this past weekend using scraps of DSP, and a few other elements to make a simple but fun card.  The card would be perfect to make in bulk to send to friends, coworkers and family for the holidays.




I started off by using my scraps of Heartwarming Hugs DSP,  I had quite a few smaller pieces from another project I had made (I will share that one another day!) which were perfect to cut into 1" x 3.25" strips. I really like the DSP, perfect colours for the holidays and modern patterns.  


I used Pear Pizzazz for the cardbase, added a real red and whisper white layers.  I randomly adhered the DSP strips to the card and stamped the sentiment in real red ink using a stamp from the Christmas Means More stamp set. I cut out two bells from the Sounds of the Season dies using silver and red foil - I cut them out using my new Stampin Cut & Emboss Machine which I totally love, so smooth to use. I used the oval dies to cut out the sentiment and a scalloped oval in Pear Pizzazz.



 

I layered them altogether with some real red braided linen trim. I love the final result, I will be including this card in my upcoming class on October 24; Christmas Stamp-a-stack where crafters will make 10 cards; 2 each of 5 designs.  Let me know if you are interested.





Product List
Christmas Means More Photopolymer Stamp Set
[154730]
$22.00
Sounds Of The Season Dies
[154043]
$29.00
Pear Pizzazz 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock
[131201]
$12.00
Real Red 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock
[102482]
$12.00
Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock
[100730]
$13.25
Heartwarming Hugs Designer Series Paper
[153492]
$15.75
Layering Ovals Dies
[141706]
$48.00
Real Red Classic Stampin' Pad
[147084]
$10.25
Silver Foil Sheets
[132178]
$6.75
Red & Green Foil Sheets
[153510]
$13.50
Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine
[149653]
$163.00
Stampin' Seal
[152813]
$11.00
Stampin' Dimensionals
[104430]
$5.50
Mini Glue Dots
[103683]
$7.25
Real Red 3/16" (4.8 Mm) Braided Linen Trim
[153546]
$9.50
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