Celebrate Stampin' Up!'s Birthday
Stampin' Up! is throwing a party and you're invited. For the entire month of October, when you spend $20 in regular catalogue merchandise, you qualify to purchase any preselected birthday stamp sets at 20 percent off. Click here to see the flyer. You can choose from this selected list: Item # …
Decorate For Kids and More
I'm so excited about the new line of decor elements. Phase Two of the Decor Elements launches this month and includes decals with multi colours and decals for every room in the house from the nursery to the front door. Check out these great flower decals! They would be perfect in…
Gotta Make: Boxes and Purses
At a recent demonstrator megameeting, Wendy Fee, a demonstrator in my group, from Brooklin, Ontario did a fantastic demontration on quick and easy boxes and purses. Wendy has kindly provided her instructions, templates and samples. Thanks Wendy! Click here for the Card Box Instructions Click HERE for the Green Tea…
Ribbon Weaving Tutorial
One of my gals in my demonstrator group, Sofi Daniels, from Burlington, showed other demonstrators at a get-together this cool card. She used Stampin' UP's wide grosgrain ribbon (5/8 inch). It comes in 8 different solid colours and 6 different striped colours. View it in the Idea Book and…
Holiday Mini is HERE!
Check it out online by clicking HERE. It has awesome Christmas sets and ideas. I love the cute snowman in "Mr. Twigster", the stunning cardinal in a "A Cardinal Christmas", and the vintage feel of "Winter Post" and "Home for Christmas". Also back is the great elastic gold and silver cord,…
Get Spooky!
Make your home and Halloween projects spooktacular this year with the Spooky Spider Décor Elements! spooky spider Decorate your candy jar to thrill the treaters, or adhere it above your door to scare off the tricksters. Whatever you do, you’ll be a Halloween hit! The exclusive Spooky Spider comes…
Get retiring stamp sets and a great deal. For full details, click on this post HERE.
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Roll with the marbles
The beautiful sample was made by fellow demonstrator, Ginene McSwain of Grimsby. The background was creating by rolling marbles through some reinker drops and then rolling the marbles on the cardstock…how cool is that? This is great idea to do with KIDS!! I love the beautiful colours on this…