Wie jeden Montag hat das (englische) Wort heute eine meiner Stempelfreund*innen! Also, let’s go! A little Bird told me so.
Thank you for joining me for this wonderful „By Royal Appointment Guest Blog“ post. This is something I do every Monday and each week I will welcome a different designer from our amazing team, the Royal Stampers.
So this week our guest designer is Sue Hookins from SU PaperWorX. A huge thank you to her for these projects. All the details can be found below which will also link to Sue’s website so you can look at other beautiful creations made by her. If you would like to purchase any of the Stampin‘ Up! items used for this project, click on the product photos below. You will be taken to my Online Shop where you can find more information and order craft products 24/7. And now: Enjoy the amazing creativity from the wonderful Sue and if you have any questions, please drop me a message.
A little bird told me …..
I thought I would share the really pretty cards we made in our June class in Hailsham. We used the Free as a BirdBundle which includes the stamp set and label dies and supplemented it with the Hugs from Shelli kit which has coordinating stamps. It was a real winner, with a couple of the ladies purchasing the products so that they could continue to make lovely designs at home.
The versatility of the set meant that we created feminine and masculine cardseasily. We also thought that by colouring the bird in red and brown it would make a convincing robin for Christmas. This we are planning to tryalthough none of us could face tackling the Christmas crafting just yet, we want to enjoy the summer first!!
We also used the Crackle Paint stamp as a background effect on the blue card. We used the Stamparatus to ensure a crisp complete image as it is common that when using large images there is a tendency not to apply even pressure across such a big surface area. This gives a patchy image, and an impossible task to realign the stamp to fill in the gaps, especially as it is a Cling Stamp so not see-through. By using the Stamparatus any missed areas of the image could be perfectly reapplied as the image remains impeccably static and it is easy to ensure complete coverage in this way.
We all agreed that this stamp set is a ‘go to’ staple for any occasion, isn’t it?. The Stitched Nested Labels were easy to use. As they created a lovely shape and interest in the layers of the card. With the other lovely stitched dies this makes a great addition. Especially as it includes such a wide range of sizes useful in any craft kit. Hence, the ladies at the class felt that they would make great labels folded over bagged items for sale at Summer Fairs and Christmas Bazaars which recently Stampin’ Up had not had many options.
Fehlt nur noch mein üblicher deutscher Abschluss 🙂
Dann hier noch die einfache Materialliste mit Link auf alle Artikel in meinem Shop. Dabei habe ich für alles, das Stand heute nicht (mehr) verfügbar sein sollte, eine Alternative in die Liste geschrieben. Und mit einem Klick auf die Beschreibung kann die Ware problemlos online bestellt und Dir direkt nach Hause geschickt werden!
Dabei habe ich noch was für Dich. Hier auch noch der Link zu den aktuellen In-Colors – sind sie nicht schön?!? Denn mit einem Klick auf die Farbe, die Dir gefällt, werden Dir alle Möglichkeiten damit gezeigt 😀
Die Koordination der Farben ist das, was Stampin‘ up! ausmacht. Du musst nicht mehr lange durch die Gegend suchen, die Stempelfarbe passt zum Papier, das Papier zu den Bändern und somit auch die Bänder zu der Farbe. Super, oder?
Falls Du Dich für die gezeigten oder alle anderen Produkte von Stampin‘ up! interessierst UND neben anderen Vorteilen die Produkte regelmässig mindestens 20% günstiger bestellen möchtest – hier habe ich die wichtigsten Fragen dazu beantwortet. Ganz wichtig dabei: es ist absolut OK, das nur für sich selbst zu tun. Du brauchst keine Kundinnen, keinen YouTube-Kanal, keine Webseite – nur Spaß an den Produkten von Stampin‘ up!
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