Goodbye Favourite Summer Silhouettes
The stamp set “Summer Silhouettes” is one of my favourite Stampin’ Up! stamp sets and it is retiring as of today. After midnight tonight it will no longer be available. I hope you own it already, but if you don’t check out some of my favourite cards, made with “Summer…
Goodbye Happiness
“Choose Happiness” is a stamp set that is retiring from the current Stampin’ Up! catalogue. As of May 31st, it will no longer be available! It is a very pretty stamp set with lots of possibilities for making collage type cards. This pretty card was made by Beckie Roy, of…
Gardening Card
Know someone who likes to garden? This card is perfect for the gardener in your life. I love how the little die cut spade is coloured so it looks like it has a silver shovel and a wooden handle. And the little wee pot is shaded just perfectly to also…
Get Well Soup
Know someone who needs some “Get Well Soup“? Everyone I know seems to be sick right now. And the snow dump we got last night here in Burlington, Ontario, is probably not helping!! This adorable card was made with one of Stampin’ Up!’s single stamps called “Get Well Soup” by…
Flowering Fields
Sale-a-bration ends on March 31st. Last chance to get this pretty Flowering Fields stamp set.
What I Love!
“What I Love” is a stamp set available from Stampin’ Up’s Sale-a-bration promotion. This stamp set is unique in the Sale-a-bration catalogue as as it creates images using the 2-step stamping technique. You stamp each layer a lighter colour to get the multi toned image. You can either use different…
Apple of my Eye Card
The new Stampin’ Up! Stamp set “Apple of my Eye” is a cute one!! It has these adorable pieces of fruit (very trendy to use fruit right now!) and then some sayings in a fun font. At our team playdate, one of the members on my team, Marsha Lavoie, of…
Grateful Bunch
Today's card is another one using the "Grateful Bunch" stamp set with the Blossom Bunch Punch. Both are from the Stampin' Up! 2016 Occasions Catalogue and even come as a bundle. You stamp the flowers on a piece of scrap white paper and then colour them in. And…
