Hello and welcome to our Stampers Showcase blog hop. As demonstrators we get the perk of seeing a catalogue prior to it’s release. Not only that, we also get a chance to pre-order products. This is something I look forward to with each new release of a catalogue. Seeing and touching new products is so much fun! So today our group will be sharing projects featuring products which we could pre-order starting a few weeks back.
I’m sharing the He’s the Man suite which is on pages 78-79 of the catalogue. This suite comes complete with a stamp and die bundle, Designer Series Paper which also has die cut sheets and Rustic Metallic Dots.
With images of cars, bbqs, tools, outdoor activities, hobbies and more this is the must have suite for all your masculine projects. Combine it with many of our other stamp sets for more creativity.
He’s the Man Specialty DSP also comes with 2 sheets of die cut pieces
The die set comes with labels and lots of additional pieces which lend itself to collage-style layering. I die cut one of the labels and stamped the trees from the Campology stamp set which is a perfect fit with this suite. Then I blended Cajun Craze and Early Espresso ink around it. The diamond shape die cut was also shaded with the same colours.
I layered a couple of the die cuts from the DSP pack to create my focal point with the note-book piece being one of them. You can just see the script on the circle underneath. This was meant to be covered up but I like the collage feel and when you put all the words together it says ‘I’m – Wishing you a Happy Father’s Day!’
I used the Stamparatus to stamp my Father’s Day sentiment using Early Espresso and Cajun Craze Stampin’ Write Markers to create the dual-coloured sentiment. Using the Stamparatus allowed me to re-stamp a few times to get a deeper colour.
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It’s so good to have you here at Stamping Flair where I am participating in the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop. We’ve got lots of fun projects featuring FREE PRODUCTS! You can’t buy Stampin’ Up! Sale-A-Bration products. They are earned free when your order reaches $90. Take a look at all the amazing Sale-A-Bration products here. I’ve got 2 cards to share with you today using the Beautifully Penned Designer Series Paper.
I’ve combined this with the coordinating Hand Penned Petals Bundle and Memories & More Card Pack which are so versatile. Click here to view a scrapbook page I created with it. The Beautifully Penned DSP is so beautiful to work with as it can be adapted to different projects.
Measurements & Directions
Card Base Blushing Bride – 21cm x 14.8cm (scored in half) DSP – 7.5cm x 14.2cm (floral), 7.5cm x 11cm (spotted) Basic White – 2.5cm x 10.5cm, Scrap Ribbon – 40cm
Add Blushing Bride to the bottom 1/3 of spotted panel of DSP using a Blending Brush. Adhere to card base.
Emboss Basic White strip with Meadow Moments Embossing Folder. Add Mint Macaron over embossing with a Blending Brush. Adhere to card.
Add a 8cm strip of ribbon on the bottom of embossed panel using Tear n’ Tape
Punch the corners of the Memories & More Card using the Label me Lovely Punch (refer image below).
Mount this panel to card with Stampin’ Dimensionals
Take floral sticker and adhere to scrap piece of cardstock. Fussy cut close to the line. Add to card with Dimensionals.
Tie a bow and add to card with glue dot.
I created my next card on my Facebook Live this evening. You can watch the video here.
Measurements
Card Base Misty Moonlight – 21cm x 14.8cm (scored in half) DSP – 4cm x 14.8cm, 7cm x 1.5cm Basic White – 7.5cm x 11cm, 8cm x 8cm Ribbon – 40cm
I hope you have enjoyed these ‘penned’ creations. Next on our hop is the talented Leonie Stuart. As you go through our hop and get lots of inspiration, please leave us a comment. We value your feedback and love hearing from you.
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Summertime Florals is our theme for this month’s Stampers Showcase Blog Hop featuring our beautiful new floral stamp sets from the new Stampin’ Up! annual catalogue.
The Artistically Inked bundle is part of a stunning suite which includes coordinating Specialty Designer Series Paper and an Ephemera Pack. I created my card with the smaller flower in this set, with a different colour palette giving it a vintage look.
Our stamp positioning tool, the Stamparatus came in very handy to stamp these flowers. I started by inking the entire flower in Blushing Bride and stamping. Then I added highlights with Flirty Flamingo and Merry Merlot Stampin’ Write Markers, stamping after each addition of colour. For the darker flowers I added Merry Merlot with a sponge dauber along with the Markers.
The leaf sprigs were die cut from Basic White cardstock and then sponged in Soft Succulent, Pear Pizzazz and Merry Merlot to give a variegated look.
The Basic White panel was stamped with leaves from the Forever Fern stamp set. Then I added some embossing paste using a mask. This week my featured product is our Decorative Masks. These are a low cost product that gives you many options for layering and adding texture to your projects.
I used the Stamparatus for the sentiment so I could re-stamp to get a nice depth of colour. Stamping it 3 times over gave me a rich colour.
Thank you for taking the time to visit me today. If you liked my project, please leave me a comment as I would love to hear how this may have inspired you. Click on the Next Blog button to follow through to see Mo Rootes’ beautiful project.
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If you live in Australia and currently don’t have a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, I would value the opportunity to help you with your crafting needs. I can be contacted on Ph: 0404 255 001 or email rochelle@stampingflair.com
Hi, Today I’m taking part in the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop and our theme is classic – Black & White. So many wonderful ways to interpret this theme.
I created my design using lots of scrap Black and White cardstock.
The black strips of cardstock were cut to 1cm width and I layered 3 together to create depth against the white embossed panel in the back. Each of these strips were embossed with the Tasteful Textile Embossing Folder.
The focal image has been created with the Pierced Blooms flowers which are some of my favourites as they are are so striking with the stitching.
Thank you for taking some time to visit me in Melbourne. Hope this gives you some ideas on using up all that scrap cardstock you may have.
Next on our hop is Mo Rootes. Hop through with me to see all the lovely inspiration that’s being shared.
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Hello, It’s time for our Stampers Showcase Blog Hop and although not Spring in Australia, who doesn’t love flowers through the year to brighten up their day? With Easter only a week away, I just had to make an Easter card with lovely colourful flowers from the Flowers for Every Season Designer Series Pack.
This layout would work really well to use up your DSP scraps. This pack of DSP is perfect for our spring theme.
To create this card, I cut 3 panels at 3.5cm and 2 panels at 2cm. First glue your 3 floral panels onto your base card then add the 2 dotted strips on top.
I had a piece of embossed cardstock laying on my desk and it was a little bit short to fit across my card. So I cut it about 2/3 of the way down and hid the join under the focal image. This is a great way to s-t-r-e-t-c-h paper!
Both the square dies I’ve used on this card are from sets that are retiring. These are really handy to have in your craft stash. I have used both these sets so many times and I love the stitching on the Stitched Shapes Dies. I stamped the scalloped square with the long fill-in image from the Friends are Like Seashells stamp set, stamping off twice to achieve a softer shade of Daffodil Delight.
Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. Some of the products used on this card are on our Retiring List and are only available while supplies last. Don’t miss out on your favourites.
Next on our hop is the talented Wendy Lee. Please click below to see her lovely project.
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