Wednesday, 9 November 2016

Christmas Card


Hi everyone!

Here is another idea for creating your own Christmas cards using stampin up products.

Firstly, to make this Christmas card, make a card base with whisper white thick cardstock. Use the paper trimmer to make a rectangle slightly smaller than the card with real red cardstock. Emboss the red rectangle with the brick embossing folder through the big shot.

Cut a window frame with whisper white cardstock using the hearth and home framelits. Also cut a Christmas tree using the perfect pines framelits and Christmas Designer paper series. Cut a rectangle to fit behind the window frame. I have used silver foil card stock but you can use other colours to match your theme.

Stamp a greeting from the oh, what fun stamp set on whisper white cardstock. Use the tags and labels framelits to cut out the greeting and make a slightly larger cutout using the Christmas Designer paper.

Assemble the card as per the photo using tear and tape adhesive tape. Finish the card by tying candy cane lane baker's twine around the card and making a bow.

Another great idea is the stampin up Stitched With Cheer Project Kit. It's an easy way to make lovely Christmas cards quickly and easily. This is also a great kit to get kids started on making cards. The kit coordinates with the Stitched With Cheer stamp set.

Please find a list of products used to make the Christmas card below.

If you would like to place an order, please visit http://www.3stampinup.com

When placing your order you will need to enter the following demonstrator details: Sammy Hughes, A.C.T.

For the month of November, please use the hostess code: EUBMWKMF

To host a Stampin Up workshop in Canberra, Australia, please email: inspiredbybetty2015@gmail.com

For ready-made cards, please visit my etsy shop: inspiredbybetty2015

Happy crafting!
Carla

Saturday, 15 October 2016

Christmas Gift Tags

Hi everyone!

Christmas will be here before we know it so it's time to start preparing to make Christmas cards and gift tags.

The stampin up perfect pines framelits are great for many different projects.

Here is a simple but effective idea for making Christmas gift tags.

Firstly, use kraft cardstock and the stampin trimmer to cut 2 gift tags 5 x 9cm. Use the tag topper punch to finish preparing the gift tag.

Repeat this process using the Christmas Designer paper series.

Cut a Christmas tree from the perfect pines framelits out of the Christmas Designer paper series using the big shot. Use foam tape to attach Christmad tree to 1 of the gifts tags. Use tear and tape to attach the Christmas tree cut out to the other gift tag.

Tie a bow with the white ribbon and glue to the top of the Christmas tree. Use candy cane twine to attach to each gift tag.

Another great idea is the stampin up Tin of Tags Project Kit. It's an easy way to make lovely gift tags quickly and easily. This is also a great kit to get kids started on making gift tags. The kit coordinates with the Tin of Tags stamp set.

Please find a list of products used to make the gift tags below.

If you would like to place an order, please visit http://www.3stampinup.com

When placing your order you will need to enter the following demonstrator details: Sammy Hughes, A.C.T.

For the month of October, please use the hostess code: EUBMWKMF

To host a Stampin Up workshop in Canberra, Australia, please email: inspiredbybetty2015@gmail.com

For ready-made cards, please visit my etsy shop: inspiredbybetty2015

Happy crafting!
Carla

Tuesday, 4 October 2016

Sheltering Tree Thank You Card


Hi everyone!

Here is a lovely thank you card using the stampin up sheltering tree stamp set.

Firstly, prepare a card base using kraft cardstock. Cut a rectangle slightly smaller than the card base using night of navy cardstock.

Stamp leaves onto whisper white cardstock by layering with calypso coral and so saffron ink. Stamp the tree trunk over the top with early espresso ink. Stamp grass using olive and wasabi ink. Trim the tree in a rectangle slightly smaller than the night of navy card. Tear the bottom corner as shown in the photo.

Cut out the 'thanks' greeting using the big shot and festive birthday paper series.

Assemble the card as per the photo using tear and tape adhesive.

If you would like to place an order, please visit http://www.3stampinup.com

When placing your order you will need to enter the following demonstrator details: Sammy Hughes, A.C.T.

For the month of October, please use the hostess code: EUBMWKMF

To host a Stampin Up workshop in Canberra, Australia, please email: inspiredbybetty2015@gmail.com

For ready-made cards, please visit my etsy shop: inspiredbybetty2015

Happy crafting!

Carla

Wednesday, 14 September 2016

Dinosaur Birthday Card

Hi everyone!

Here is a fun birthday card using the Stampin Up 'No Bones About It' stamp set.

Firstly, using the stampin trimmer and thick whisper white cardstock, make a card base. Then cut a rectangle, slightly smaller than the card, using night of navy cardstock.

Wipe the navy card with your embossing buddy. Stamp the 'happy birthday' greeting from the 'Crazy About You' stamp set with versamark at the bottom of the navy card. Cover the greeting with white embossing powder and heat with the stampin up heat tool until glossy.

Cut a large rectangle and a small strip of the Floral Boutique Designer Paper Series (blue/white stripe). Cut a larger strip of real red cardstock.

Stamp 2 dinosaurs in marina mist, and 1 dinosaur in night of navy, on whisper white cardstock. Stamp the bones in night of navy over 1 marina mist dinosaur.

Use the square framelits and big shot to cut out the dinosaurs. Cut 3 slightly larger squares using real red cardstock.

Assemble the card as per the photo using tear and tape.

Please find a list of products used to make this card below.

If you would like to place an order, please visit http://www.3stampinup.com

When placing your order you will need to enter the following demonstrator details: Sammy Hughes, A.C.T.

For the month of September, please use the hostess code: EUBMWKMF

To host a Stampin Up workshop in Canberra, Australia, please email: inspiredbybetty2015@gmail.com

For ready-made cards, please visit my etsy shop: inspiredbybetty2015

Happy crafting! Carla

Wednesday, 31 August 2016

Baby Shower Card


Firstly, to make the baby shower card, use the whisper white thick cardstock to make the card base. Then use the mint macaron cardstock to make a rectangle slightly smaller than the card. Followed by a smaller rectangle using night of navy cardstock.

Use the embossing buddy to clean the area of the card where the greeting will be stamped. Generously cover the 'congrats' stamp from the Cottage Greetings stamp set with versamark ink. Apply the stamp to the bottom of the mint macaron card. Cover with white embossing powder and then remove excess powder. Use heat tool to heat the embossing powder until it changes to a shiny liquid and rises.

Use the umbrella weather framelits to cut out the umbrella from the blooms and bliss designer series paper. Also cut a strip of the paper using the paper trimmer.

Using the tear and tape adhesive, assemble the card.

For all the products used to make this card, please see below.
If you would like to place an order, please visit http://www.3stampinup.com. When placing your order you will need to enter the following demonstrator details: Sammy Hughes, A.C.T.
For the month of September, please use the hostess code: EUBMWKMF

For ready-made cards, please visit my etsy shop: inspiredbybetty2015

Happy crafting!
Carla

Saturday, 6 February 2016

Bicycle Birthday Card


This is my first card using the schoolhouse designer paper series. I love the bright colours and I can't wait to try out all the other papers. I think the bicycles are super cute so that's what I've based my card around. I have used pool party for my cardstock which contrasts with the rest of the card. I have used the big shot to emboss the brick wall onto the tangerine tango cardstock which gives the card lovely texture. I used the greeting from the big news stamp set and this is framed with the polkadot paper from the schoolhouse designer paper series. I added the bicycles with a banner effect using scissors. To finish off, I used coastal cabana twine across the brick wall as a nice finishing touch.

All the products I used are from Stampin Up and are listed below. I have also included the weekly deals and clearance specials. There is currently a special, which if you spend over $90, you can select a free item from the sale-a-bration catalogue.

If you would like to place an order, please use the following link: http://www3.stampinup.com and before payment, you will need to enter my demonstrator details: Carla Roots, ACT

 I hope you enjoyed my first blog.
 Carla

 List of products used to create bicycle card:
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