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Don't know what to wear?

Don't know what to wear?  How about making yourself a cute outfit to spash up your summer events?  You can make this outfit in a matter of minutes!

Yes, it only took a few minutes to do.  All you need is the  Dress Up Framelit Die, red cardstock, a doily, small oval punch and the red Polka Dot dsigner paperm and some ribbon.

1.  Cut the dress form from the Real Red cardstock on the left side or a piece of 5"x3 3/4" cardstock.  Keep the piece you cut out but we are going to use the negative.

2.  Cut a piece of the DSP at 2 1/2"x5".  Place this behind your negative adhering to a piece of Basic Black 5 1/4"x4" cardstock so it fits behind the negative cutout.

3.  Attach the doily by folding around the card.

4.  Tie your ribbon over the top portion of the right hand side and then slip under the left side of the dress.  Tie in a knot on the side of the dress.

5.  Using the small oval punch, cut out a piece of black.  Then use the 1/2" circle punch and cut one circle.  Trim the bottom section so it looks like a crown of a hat.  Attach with a dimentional to pop the crown.  Glue on a small piece of ribbon or cardstock to trim the crown.

6.  Punch one small flower and punch in the center with an embossing tool so the flower will curl up some.  Put a rhinestone in the center and add to the hat with a glue dot.  Attach the hat to the card using a dimentsional.

7.  Add a rhinestone necklace and add to the card.

8.  I did add a thin strip of Basic Black cardstock to the bottom to balance out the black.

9.  Add the cardfront to the card.

10.  Stamp your greetings and add.

You can use this framelit die #130101m Dress Up in so many ways that it is a must in our stamping supplies.  The Polka Dot CSP is #126902  Go to www.stampersjoy.stampinup.net and click on the Shop Now and order yours today.

 

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Question that I am often ask.

I have been a Stampin'Up Independent Demonstrator for almost fourteen years.  Often I am ask, why I am a Stampin'Up demonstrator.  Why have I been doing this for this many years.

1.  I love what I am doing.

2.  I have met and become friends with people that I would never have met if I was not doing this.

3.  I make good money that suppliments my retirement income.  I never have to go into my savings for things I want.

4.  I decide when I want to work and do not have to punch a time clock.

5.  I have a discount on all of my stamping toys.

6.  Stampin'Up does not tell me how to run my business.  I am an independent business owner.

7.  Through my on-line groups and Stampin'Up I learn many new techniques.

8.  I earn hundred's of dollars in stamping supplies.

9.  Stampin'Up is a fantastic company to work with (not for) and ready to help me in any way they can.

10.  I love what I am doing!

This is a great time to join my downline.  Stampin'Up is giving anyone that signs from now until May 31st. thirty dollars extra in products of their choice in their kits.  The kit is only $99 and you get $155 of items of your choice. 

My downline knows that they can call me at anytime they wish if they have a question.  I send them business tips and tutorials for cards and other items that they can use in their business.  We have downline meetings here in my workshop one time each quarter where they can share ideas, try tools that I have, and make samples for workshops.

Hurry, go to www.stampersjoy.stampin'up.net and sign up now!

I want to appologize for the post from Linkin on my blog. I did not intend for this to be linked to this blog and now certain how it happened.

Also, I have had to put a block on my comment section since for some reason, I was being hit with spam from companies that there is no way I would endorse. They were attaching to my post, Altered Canvas. The only other way that I could have changed it was to change my email account to another one.

Sorry for the mess ups and since I am not highly skilled and self taught on the computer, I could not figure out how else to do this. Thanks for understanding.

Only 12 More Days!

Only twelve more days, so don't miss out on ordering your favorite stamps that are retiring.  The new catalog will be active on May 31st. 

Let's say good-bye to a favorite of mine.

Merry & Type #122550 wood and #122552 clear

This is a beautiful set that has six stampsm  I have used this set over and over and in many ways.  With this card I embossed the ornaments with silver embossing powder and watercolored the ornament using reinkers and an aqua pen.  The colors used are Not Quiet Navy which is retiring and sold out.  There are other colors that would work as well such as Pacific Point.  Rhinestones were used to add the dazzle.

You won't want to miss owning this awsome set, so order it now before you forget at my on-line store, www.stampersjoy.stampinup.net or click on the button on the right and it will take you directly to the store.

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So sorry to see you leave---------

So sorry to see you leave------yes, one of my favorite sets for men's cards is leaving us.  Need for Speed is a great stamp set to use for men and boys.  These seem to be the hardest sets to find.

I love the strong lines in these stamps.

The background technique is with shaving cream.  This is a great technique and so much fun to do.  All you need is shaving cream, a couple colors of reinkersm and a spatula.  You gently move the reinkers through the shaving cream; dip the cardstock lightly on the top of the shaving cream.  Lift it up and then remove the shaving cream with the spatula.  Either glossy cardstock or plain can be used.

Need for Speed #122715 $19.95 or #122717 clear $14.95

You can place your order at my on-line store by clicking on Shop Now on the right.

Happy stamping!

So you don't have time to stamp and craft?

So you don't have time to stamp and craft but would really like a way to satisfy your creative need.  MyPaperPumpkin is the answer to this problem.  Every month a new kit arrives in your mailbox with a great project to put together in an hour or less.  It includes everything you need already precut and stamps, special adhesives, accessories, and ink for the project with written directions. You do need your regular adhesive.  This past month it was for masculine cards.  For me, these are always hard to come up with.

This was one of the cards.  I was able to rearrange the materials and come up with four different designs.  By the way, the stamp that says Love You really says "Love Your Guts" which is fine for a twenty year old.  I inked love you with a marker and stamped.  At the age of 79, someone would think I had lost it, if I said, "I love your guts".  LOL

These are great kits and when you finish you still have your stamps and Ink Spot to use on other projects in the future.

You can sign up for the kits by going to www.mypaperpumpkin.com  You must do this by the 10th. of the month.  Once you sign up, you will automatically receive your kit each month as long as you wish.  If you want to skip a month all you need to do is go into your account and let them know.  Also, you can cancel anytime, you need to let them know before the 10th.

 Click on the "Join MyPaperPumkin" on the left bar on my website to sign up.  By this autumn I want to set an evening aside so all of those that have designated me as a demonstrator can get together, if they wish, and play with the kits.  Those that are unable to attend, I will email them and share the ideas we came up with to use the kits.

You need to sign up no later than Friday to start receiving your kit this month.  The first one will be the basic kit which includes an acrylic block for the stamps.  Everyone receives this as the first kit.  The next month you will receiver the kit of the month.

Don't miss out, sign up today by clicking on "Join My Paper Pumpkin" on the left.  You will love the projects.

 

So, you don't have time to make your own cards?

So, you don't have time to stamp your own cards?  Stampin'Up has come up with a solution for you.  Recently they have been making kits for some exciting projects.  These are great for those that want to express their creativeness, but just do not have time to do so.  I love the cute "Dolled Up Birthday" kit.

 

 

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This kit makes six great cards.  Everything is cut and ready to make.  The kit includes:

Birthday stamp, clear mount, Crumb Cake card, the precut pieces for the card, a dauber, lace dolies, Soft Suede Classic ink Spot, flowers, and the envelopes.

Yesterday evening I sat down and stamped the six cards in less than forty minutes.  The cards are fantastic.

The kit is only $15.95 for six great cards. That is 2.68 for a custom made card that you would be paying much more for if you were to purchase these.  But, you have the stamp that would be valued at least four dollars, the dauber which is around one dollar and the spot that is two dollars.  That is seven dollars of items that you are keeping for future use.   Taking this into account, the cards are only costing you nine dollars or around 1.50 each.  Now, that is what I call a bargain! 

Dressed up kit is # 133913 and is $15.95,  This offer is good only until it is sold out.  Order yours now at my on-line store by clicking on "Shop Now" at the right of this post.  While you are there check out the clearance items and the retiring items.

 

 

Have you ever wondered which adhesive to use?

Lately I have introduced several new people to rubber stamping.  One of the most requent questions that I have is, "What adhesive should I use?"  For a beginner, this is very confusing.  I receive this question several times a week.  There are many different adhesives on the market, but  Stampin'Up is very selective on what they sell. Each type they sell has bee tested for several months before they ever offer it to the customers.  Still, you have to know what to use and when.

Anywhere Glue Sticks #104045                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
            This type of adhesive is to be used with paper and fabric.  It is a permanent adhesive.  Due to the shape of the stick, it can get into corners with no trouble.  If you want to add ribbon to your project, just run a strip where you want the ribbon to be added.  Due to its shape you can add a thin strip of adhesive.

Multipurpose Liquid Glue #110755                                                                                                                          
            This type of adhesive is for paper, chipboard, and  glitter. It is permanent, repositionable if you allow it to dry first, and it is good for 3-D objects.

Snail Adhesive #104332 and refills #104331                                                                                     
             Use this type of adhesive on paper.  It is permanent.  This is double sided adhesive that rolls easily across the paper.

Two-Way Glue Pen #100425                                                                                      
            This adhesive is for paper and it is great for applying glitter.  It is permanent and it is repositionable.  If you put two pieces together when it is wet, it is permanent.  When you allow the glue to dry in the open, it is repositionable.  I have cut shapes out such as snowflakes in fun foam and covered one side with Two Way Glue and let the glue dry.  Then they can be added on windows and they will cling until you lift them off.

MiniGlueDots #103683 

Use these on paper, ribbon, chipboard, buttons, and window sheets.  They are permanent and work well on 3-D projects.  They will hold buttons and other accessories on your work.

Stampin' Dimensionals #104430                                                                                                                                             Use these on paper, ribbon, chipboard, and buttons.  They are permanent and good for 3-D projects and effect.

Sticky Strip #104294                                                                                                                                                                  This adhesive works well on paper, ribbon, chipboard, buttons, glitter and window sheets.  It is permanent and works well for 3-D projects.                                                                                                                

Crystal Effects #101055

This creates a glossy, lacquared look to images, paper, and anything.  It works great as an adhesive and will hold metal to metal and objects to different serfaces.  It does take about a half an hour to dry when it is applyed thickly.

Multpurpose Adhesive Sheeets #120805

This will adhere cut out shapes to projects.  You peal off the backing and add it to the material and then run it through the Big shot to cut the shape.  Peal the other backing off and apply to the project.

Shaker Frames # 124155

These are used t0 create dimentional windows and fill with glitter or small shapes to card fronts.

Stay tuned to the new catalog and you will find Sticky Rounds to help you create flowers from paper, cloth, and ribbon.

 

Each of these adhesives have been tested and they work great.  You can find all of these at my Stampin'Up Store bu clicking on the button, "Shop Now".