Thanks for all the comments on my Monday Night Crafting Session. I’m really having fun creating and stamping with you each week. With all the lockdowns and restricts in place, I’m missing my in-person classes and I thought if you can’t come to me then I will bring stamping to you!
This past Monday night in our weekly Monday Night Crafting Session, I share how to create a background using re-inkers, water and dish soap. The neat thing about this technique is that no two background will be the same. Want to learn how to do this, head this post to read about it where you can watch a video on how I made it.
I wanted to share a few more cards that I made with this technique and the Freezin Fun Bundle.
This is one bundle that will be staying in my retired stash! These little critters are so cute and you can use them for so many different projects! Sadly the Freezin Fun Bundle is retiring on Jan 4, but good news it’s still available, so order yours before they leave us on Jan 4th!
Want to create my project at home? All the supplies that I used on my projects today are available in my Online Stampin’ UP! Store by clicking the products photos at the bottom of this post. Thank you for crafting with me and supporting my business!
Need to Order Supplies: You can either email me your order OR you can head to my ONLINE STORE. Don’t forget to use the HOSTESS CODE: H9MWVGWJOrder over $50 you will qualify for my Customer Thank You Special for the month of DECEMBER!
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Last night in our Stamp with Anne Facebook Group, we had our weekly Monday night crafting session. This is the third week in a row that we gather together via a Facebook Live to create a project. I love doing it in my community as it’s a great way to connect with my fellow stampers! Want to join my community, click here.
Last night I share with them how to create a unique background with bubbles. This is a throwback technique and one that is so easy to do. All you need is re-inker, dish soap, a cup, water and straw. When creating my project I knew that it would be perfect background for the Freezin Fun bundle.
The cool thing about this technique is that no two projects will be the same as each one creates an unique background depending how you do it! Plus you can make them lighter or darker depending on how much re-inker you use in your bubble/water solution.
Which cute little critter do you like? I love the Penguin, the Seal and the Bunny as those are my favourite from the set. Plus the tree is the perfect tree for winter projects!
Want to create this project, here are the measurements for you:
Balmy Blue Card Stock – 5 1/2″ by 8 1/2″, score at 4 1/4″
Misty Moonlight Card Stock – 4″ by 5 1/4″
White Card Stock – 3 3/4″ by 5″
You will also need white card stock scraps, thick white card stock scraps, Stampin’ Blends for colouring, Freezin Fun Bundle, and Stampin Cut and Emboss machine. I have listed all the supplies that I used for this project below.
WATCH THE VIDEO:
I have shared this video to my YOUTUBE CHANNEL or you can watch it below. Want to see more videos from me, be sure to subscribe to my YOUTUBE channel.
This is one bundle that will be staying in my retired stash! These little critters are so cute and you can use them for so many different projects! Sadly the Freezin Fun Bundle is retiring on Jan 4, but good news it’s still available, so order yours before they leave us on Jan 4th!
Tomorrow I will be sharing a few more cards done with this technique!
Want to create my project at home? All the supplies that I used on my projects today are available in my Online Stampin’ UP! Store by clicking the products photos at the bottom of this post. Thank you for crafting with me and supporting my business!
Need to Order Supplies: You can either email me your order OR you can head to my ONLINE STORE. Don’t forget to use the HOSTESS CODE: H9MWVGWJOrder over $50 you will qualify for my Customer Thank You Special for the month of DECEMBER!
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Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas! I hope that your day is filled with peace, love and that you are staying safe. I know that Christmas 2020 looks very different for many of us and that many of us can’t do our annual traditions of getting together with family and friends.
I hope you find today filled with new traditions and memories as you spend time with your family. As I write this post the snow is falling out the window, and it’s the first white Christmas we have had in a long time!! Honestly, it’s so beautiful!
From our family to yours we wish you a very Merry Christmas and wishing you all the best for 2021!!!
It’s hard to believe that Christmas is almost here and that we are actually in the month of December with this crazy 2020 year we have had. Some months felt extra long and others flew by quickly! Yesterday, I spent some time in my studio listening to Christmas music and creating the afternoon away.
One of the projects that I was working on, was this Project Kit from Stampin’ Up! This kit is called the Tag Buffet and it creates 30 gorgeous tags, you get 5 each of 6 different designs. My wrapping is all done for this year but I will be using these for my presents in 2021.
The first thing that I did was take all the pieces out of the cardboard and lay them out on my desk.
Once, I had all the pieces sorted out the next step was to create piles of each tag. All the pieces were put together that I would need for that tag so once I began to assembling them it would be quick. Before, I assembled each tag, I stamped all the greetings for each individual tag. For this project kit, you would need the Tag Buffet stamp set, Shaded Spruce, Garden Green and Real Red ink pad.
This project kit was simply and quick and in less then an hour, I had 30 gorgeous tags that I can use for my gift giving next year.
FLASH ALERT!!!! – This project kit is on SALE right now for 50% off, yes that is correct, you can purchase this kit for only $20.50 if you are here in Canada. I actually placed an order yesterday afternoon and ordered extra of these kits as I few projects in mind with them.
Want to create my project at home? All the supplies that I used on my projects today are available in my Online Stampin’ UP! Store by clicking the products photos at the bottom of this post. Thank you for crafting with me and supporting my business!
Need to Order Supplies: You can either email me your order OR you can head to my ONLINE STORE. Don’t forget to use the HOSTESS CODE: H9MWVGWJOrder over $50 you will qualify for my Customer Thank You Special for the month of DECEMBER!
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Hope you are having a great day! Popping in today with a Christmas card that I created with the Coming Home Bundle and the Curvy Christmas stamp set.
One of my favourite patterns from the Trimming the Town Designer Series Paper pack is this snowflake paper. Honestly, I wish Stampin’ Up! made a full pack of just this pattern as it so pretty and you can use it for so many wintery projects.
Both of these stamp sets are leaving us on Jan 4th. Right now both are still available to purchase but you will want to act fast as they are while supplies last. My tree and house was stamped in Memento Ink and coloured in with the Pool Party, Smoky Slate, Old Olive, Crumb Cake and Real Red Stampin’ Blends. The snowy hill was created with the Curvy Dies, and the greeting is from the Curvy Christmas stamp set.
Want to create my project at home? All the supplies that I used on my projects today are available in my Online Stampin’ UP! Store by clicking the products photos at the bottom of this post. Thank you for crafting with me and supporting my business!
Need to Order Supplies: You can either email me your order OR you can head to my ONLINE STORE. Don’t forget to use the HOSTESS CODE: H9MWVGWJOrder over $50 you will qualify for my Customer Thank You Special for the month of DECEMBER!
Thanks for stopping by and have a great rest of your day!
Today, I’m sharing a project that I made last night in our Stamp with Anne Facebook Group. During our Monday night crafting session, we created a gift card holder with the Freezin Fun Bundle. These little critters in this bundle are adorable and perfect for colouring! With only 3 days left to Christmas, I thought it would be the perfect time to show you a gift card holder.
I also had created a few other samples with this bundle and wanted to share them with you. I made the same design but switch out how I coloured their hats and scarfs.
Which penguin do you prefer? The penguin with the Real Red Hat or the Penguin with the Balmy Blue hat. Honestly it’s hard to choose, they are both adorable!!!
Want to make your own gift card holder, here are the measurements for you:
Misty Moonlight Card Stock – 2 3/4″ by 4 1/4″ – score at 1/4″ on the 2 short sides and on one long side.
White Card Stock – 2 1/2″ by 3 3/4″
Designer Series Paper ( aka pattern paper) – 1 1/2″ by 3 3/4″
WATCH THE VIDEO:
I have shared this video to my YOUTUBE CHANNEL or you can watch it below. Want to see more videos from me, be sure to subscribe to my YOUTUBE channel.
I love how gift cards turned out! As I said in my video, this is one collection that you want to have in your stash so you can create a variety of projects with. This is one bundle that will be staying in my retired stash! These little critters are so cute and you can use them for so many different projects! Sadly the Freezin Fun Bundle is retiring on Jan 4, but good news it’s still available, so order yours before they leave us on Jan 4th!
On the video, I shared a sneak peak of a new bundle that will be available starting on January 5 called Dandy Garden. I will be sharing the gift card holder that I made with this bundle next week.
Need to Order Supplies: You can either email me your order OR you can head to my ONLINE STORE. Don’t forget to use the HOSTESS CODE: H9MWVGWJOrder over $50 you will qualify for my Customer Thank You Special for the month of DECEMBER!
Thanks for stopping by and have a great rest of your day!
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