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Bundles are sets that Stampin' Up puts together that save you money-is that not great? A bundle could be a stamp set and punch or stamp set and framelits and you save 15% buying them together (but you have to use the bundle number). One bundle I love is Crazy About You, it is a 33 piece stamp set combined with a three piece thinlit set.
Talk about a set that can fill any occasion. Love all the sentiments and the thinlit words add that little bit extra.
Don't you think the Happy just makes this card? Sometimes fine cut outs are hard to remove but not these words, I simply made my sandwich -magnetic plate, cutting plate, cardstock, dryer sheet, thinlit and cutting plate. Run it through the Big Shot and pop the word out with just a little push with my paper piercer.
Check out all the bundles we have available at my website.
My demo friends say, you should always keep a few sympathy cards on hand so that when you need them you have them as when you need them, they can be hard to make. I know exactly what they mean, a dear friend, Sherryl ( and fellow stamper) just passed away. I finally got the card made.
Silver and white, vellum to add softness, my favourite retired sentiment, Butterfly Basics for the ferns, and of course, my Big Shot and Bold Butterfly and Butterfly Thinlits with Basic Pearls.
I love a set that comes with images and sentiments, you can make a card with just one set! I know, that doesn't happen often, and guy greetings is perfect with 22 stamps in the set it has you covered for all your adult guy cards.
I love that you can get it in wood, clear mount and photopolymer with the photopolymer being really well priced at $32.00.
And with photopolymer simply perfect placement is easy.I used Very Vanilla and Early Expresso, adding texture with our Stylish Stripes impressions folder.
Well, maybe it is time to try it. Paper Pumpkin has come leaps and bounds since it started a couple years ago, and July's box was I think the best yet. Here is one of the cards I made with the kit
and another
No, I didn't colour the succulents, it is a two set stamp set this time, and being photopolymer perfect line up. The kit makes eight cards and envelopes (don't they remind you of air mail envelopes-I wonder if you can still get them?) Included with the kit two stampin' spots (mini ink pads), one Cucumber Crush (yes, that is a current In Colour) and Early Expresso as well as dimensionals, glue dots, an exclusive stamp set, lots to play with after you make the cards.
And according to my friends that went to Convention, August and September's kits are fabulous too, they got a sneak peek but not telling what they saw :(.
And what a better time to try it out, until September 10, use the Promo Code Halfoff to get 50% off August and September's kits. Click here to join, make sure to select me as your demonstrator. Check out the video of this months kit
Is a fabulous set that carried over from the Occasions Mini into the Idea book and Catalogue. It comes three different ways, wood, clear mount or Photopolymer. And having 22 stamps in the set, Photopolymer makes this set a great price and super easy placement.
For this card I stamped the car and sentiment in Early Expresso onto Very Vanilla, a colour that I really don't use very often. The background is Tiny Triangles Impressions folder to add a bit of interest and texture to the card. Love this set for quick and easy cards.
is a photopolymer set that you can use to make a cake but turn those layers on their sides and voila, candles.
the set even comes with a flame and being polymer, you can see right through the stamp and get perfect placement with just a little fussy cutting with my paper snips. I love Melon Mambo and Elegant Eggplant together for a bright colour combination. The sentiment comes with the set too.
Sometimes you just need a little note but bigger than a 3 x 3 card, so 3 1/2 x 5 makes a lovely size. I used the stamp set Butterfly Basics and believe it or not, no butterflies! The image is stamped with Black Stazon and coloured with Stampin' Write markers and my Blender Pen and ink pads.
