Showing posts with label Stampin' Up Snowflake Soiree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stampin' Up Snowflake Soiree. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Card making and soup day again...lovely weather for it...

I had a lovely day with three gorgeous friends.
We made three cards each with an intermission of gorgeous homemade creamy orange pumpkin soup and pumpkin scones...('twas the best soup ever)...J

These are the cards we made:

A Happy Birthday girly card, a Boy Happy Brithday card with the ab fab Gorgeous Grunge stamp (love this one) AND a 3D block Christmas card...using the Ronald McDonald stamp set - Tag It...as the taggie.



ALL three cards we made J



Happy Birthday Girl Card - Blooming with Kindness



Happy Birthday Boy card - Gorgeous Grunge and Hello, Lovely


3D block Christmas Card - Tag It and Snowflake Soiree


Thanks for looking, leave a comment if you wish. J

Cheers Tamsin Adams
Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator and lover of all crafty things...
J

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Have a scrappy crafternoon

Gday,

I've been trying to tidy up my craft spots (all over my house) and I'm finding it dreadfully difficult not to play...I found a bit of yellow (Daffodil Delight) and some very old matching DSP paper. All on a white base and I cam up with this...Love it...


AND another few cards that I'd made waiting for visitors and still desperately trying to tidy. Thinking that this was a great way to tidy up - it just takes three times as long...lol



AND before all these cards started I'd been sitting with my carfty mag and having a cuppa and I was inpsred by a scrapbook page, so I raced over to my mess and created this...I do love this and it might become my chrissy card...



with an upclose shot:


AND here is HOW TO make the Cathedral Windows.

Punch circles and fold in to make them square, cut out little glimmer square and stamp a greeting. Attach to upmounted cards in matching colours...Love stampin' Up for this...Matching makes it easy...

To make a square template to fold against, I cut one circle, THEN.... fold it in half, then in half again. I cut from the edge of the fold to next edge. I used this square as a template for folding the circles against...does that make sense? 


Email me here if you would like more information to place an order or you can shop online.

Cheers Tamsin Adams
Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator