Welcome to today’s tutorial, in this video I want to show you how you can ink up a stamp using your Stampin’ Write Markers. Stampin’ Write Markers come in handy when you want to give an image multiple colours, for example I want my words to be Crumb Cake and my boarders to be Basic […]
Washi Tape Note Cards & A Special Offer
February 25, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Have you ever looked through the Stampin' Up! Catalogue and wanted learn how to make some of the project samples? Well now you can with the "You Can Make It" feature in the catalogue! Today's video we're creating the project is found on page 147 for the main Catalogue. Featuring "A Round Array" Stamp set you […]
Oh Hello & Label Love
October 24, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Here are some cards I've made using the Oh, Hello Stamp Set, this set is available for 25% off between 22 – 28 October. Supplies used for this project: Stamps: Oh, Hello Ink: Daffodil Delight Classic Ink, Black Stazon Ink Paper: Whisper White CS Accessories: Bone folder, honeycomb embossing folder, oval collection framelits, Big Shot, Epic Day This […]
Gorgeous Grunge & Hello Lovely
October 22, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Here are some cards I've made using the Gorgeious Grunge & Hello Lovely Stamps sets, these are both available for 25% off between 22 – 28 October. Supplies used for this project: Stamps: Gorgeous Grunge, Hello Lovely Ink: Old Olive, Pool Party Classic Ink Paper: Whisper White CS Accessories: This & That Washi Tape, Gingham […]
Washi Tape Birthday
September 23, 2013 by Leave a Comment
While this card was created using strips of Washi Tape, you can also use strips of patterned paper or ribbon. DIRECTIONS: Fold the 14.9cm x 21cm piece of Melon Mambo CS in half, with a bone folder, creating a card base and set aside Stick the various pieces of washi tape to the bottom half 14cm […]
Washi Tape
August 30, 2013 by Leave a Comment
I demonstrated different ways in which you can use washi tape at a recent Stampin' Up! Workshop. Here are some of the photos of some cards that were made. 1. Use washi tape to create a ruffle same as what you would do with ribbon 2. To spell a word 3. You can […]
