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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 amazing goodies in the ne

Celebrate Sunflowers

I want to share a notebook that I created for my customers who participated in a recent class I hosted.  The class was using the Celebrate Sunflowers stamp set and dies and I thought the notebook from Linda Powell would be the perfect thank you gift for my crafters. I started by covering the front of the notebook, which I bought from Amazon, with basic black cardstock.  I stamped the large sunflower image in crushed curry ink on coordinating cardstock and cut out the top layer in daffodil delight.  I have to say the new Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine makes it super easy to cut out the detailed dies from this set.   The centre of the flowers are cut with crumb cake cardstock and I used a sponge dauber to add to some colour around the edge. I stamped the small flower in pumpkin pie ink on coordinating cardstock and the leaves are stamped in pear pizzazz ink and the top layer is old olive cardstock. I really like the flowering branches (not sure what to call them!)  from this set,