Friday, March 6

Leadership Artisan Samples 2015- Something Borrowed DSP

Welcome to our last week of shares for the projects we created for the Leadership display boards!

I was assigned the Something Borrowed DSP & it took me a while to figure out what I wanted to do with it. So I started with a simple Congrats card-
 

 
Then I grabbed my Mini Treat Bag Thinlits & made a pretty package for a gift card for the new couple-
 

 
Next up (My Fave!) I made an over the top box using the Gift Box Punchboard with the idea that the bride may need to give her Maid of Honor a little something extra fabulous!
 
 

 
Well I hope you have enjoyed our projects & are inspired today!

Time to head on over to see what the other Team Members have created!

Allison Okamitsu - Nice People Stamp
Becky Cowley - Scrap Junkie
Cindy Schuster - Nutmeg Creations
Kaitlyn Zumbach - Create with Kaitlyn
Kate Rueda - Paperland Creations
Krista Frattin - Stampin' Dolce
Lisa Harlow - Dwell Delightfully
Mercedes Weber - Paper Paradise
Sarah Sagert - Sarah Sagert

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Thursday, March 5

Save the Date!

 

Inspired by Janet Wakeland's project idea.

Stampin Sunday- Framed Love
April 19th  2:00 - 4:00

Come make an adorable canvas frame to display pictures, scriptures, recipes, or notes! Also makes a great gift for someone you love!
Class fee $15 includes supplies for 1 4x6 canvas or you can make 2 for $25.
If you would like to make 2 canvas please include that info when you RSVP.
You will need to bring strong adhesives such as sticky strip, glue dots, dimensionals, etc. (but please no spray glues)
Everyone will receive the gray Polaroid frame, blank canvas, & adhesive backed bulldog clip but a variety of embellishments & papers will be available so you can decorate your frame however you would like!
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Hello Spring!




March 8th  2:00 - 4:00          
Hello Spring Card Class!
Use the Painted Petals stamp set to make 8 pretty note cards with matching evelopes!

Cards Only -$20
or- add the Painted Petals Petals stamp set to your class & get the stamps for $19!
All Inclusive Class- $39*

*price includes the photopolymer option but you can choose to upgrade to clear or wood-( extra charge applies) Please bring your own adhesives
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Wednesday, March 4

Stampin Up Artisan Blog Hop- Trendy Stripes

Welcome to this week's Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! 
 This week my card was totally inspired by a couple current trends-Gold & Stripes! 


To put a fun spin on my stamped images I inked them with versamark & used Heat n Stick power with Gold glitter.
For the "birthday" I embossed it on the gold foil with gold embossing powder. 
 

I thought about making another identical card in Black & Blue to poke fun at that viral picture with the dress which I could have sworn was white & gold, lol!
 
 Anyway that's all I have for now so let's head on over to drool over whatever Sarah has created!

http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/sarahsagert/blog?directBlogUrl=%2Fblog%2F2027389%2Fentry%2Fstampin_up_artisan_blog_hop27
 
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Tuesday, March 3

Butterfly Stamps

Yesterday I posted about how to make stamps with your Big Shot- if you missed it see it HERE
& today I am sharing a couple more cards I created with those stamps!

We attend the Scrapbook Expo over the weekend & my girls made a pretty make n take that used ink sprays & Gesso so I wanted to give it a try. This look is so far from anything I have done but it is kind of growing on me...


 I mixed up some ink sprays in Razzleberry, Daffodil, & Coastal Cabana by mixing re inker & alcohol in our Stampin' Spritzers.


Thanks for stopping by today!

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Monday, March 2

How To Make Stamps!

I have been wanting to try this for some time & last night I finally got it done!

Supplies Needed:
Big Shot
Thinlits
Thin Fun Foam
Tombow Liquid Glue

(You can try this with any die but for now I will be talking about the butterfly.)

Step One: Die cut a butterfly from the fun foam. You will need 2 butterfly's. 
No shims or wax paper or anything was needed. 
I used the magnetic platform & didn't get any resistance when I rolled it through. 

Step Two: Use the liquid glue to attach the butterfly's together. 

Step Three: Add a light layer of liquid glue to one side of the butterfly & let it dry. Tombow glue becomes repositionable once dry so this is how it will attach to your clear block!

Now you're ready to stamp!


Clean your foam stamp with a baby wipe to switch between ink colors. 
Hope you give this a try & I'd love to see your creations so feel free to leave a link in the comments!
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