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Thanks (Hand-Penned Petals / CASE the Catalogue)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, so what do you all think of the new Catalogue and the Sale-A-Bration offerings? Pretty cool, right? One of the products I love most in the Sale-A-Bration catalogue is the Beautifully Penned 12×12 Designer Series Paper. I love how it coordinates with the current Hand-Penned Suite. In this pack of paper, you get 12 sheets (4 of 3 double-sided designs) and as well as having the nice penned illustrations, the papers also feature basic black and white designs which can be used for just about any project.

Of course, I was so inspired by the samples in the catalogue that…well, I had to CASE (Copy And Share Everything) them. The first card I’m sharing is super simple and I really think you are going to love it and want to try it for yourself.

All you need to do is pick out your patterned paper from the Beautifully Penned paper pack. Place some Adhesive Sheets on the back of this paper. This makes adhering the die cuts to your cardstock base SO much easier. Die-cut a pile of shapes using the detailed die in the Penned Flowers die set. Once you have a pile, take your Pool Party cardstock and create a card base. Remove the backing from the die cuts and position randomly over the card base. Make sure they hang off the edge to create a better look. You can trim off the edges once the card base is covered.

Next up use your Stitched Rectangle dies to cut a mat from the lined patterned paper from the Beautifully Penned paper pack, and a smaller mat from a piece of Basic White cardstock.

There is a little bit of fussy cutting to do. We are going to take the line drawing patterned paper (also from the Beautifully Penned paper pack) and cut out some flowers. These are going to add the final touch to the card.

All that is left now is to stamp the sentiment from the Hand-Penned Petals stamp set onto your Basic White panel and then assemble all the pieces. I adhered the Basic White panel directly onto the striped panel and then popped this up with Stampin’ Dimensionals on my card base. You could adhere this directly if you prefer. I then popped up the fussy cut flowers with Stampin’ Dimensionals. That’s the card finished. You could also add some rhinestones or sequins if you wanted to, or add some Wink of Stella to the flowers as I did.

Here’s the card…

Isn’t it a super cute card?! Whilst I stamped a ‘thanks’ sentiment, I think it could be used for Birthdays, Just Because, Get Well Soon or even Sympathy cards. I really enjoyed creating this card and I know you will too. Let me know…is the Beautifully Penned 12×12 Designer Series Paper pack now on your wish list?

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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I’m Here for You Always (Seascape / Sea Life) – CASE the Catalogue

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, today I am sharing another card featuring the fabulous Seascape bundle. I’m loving this bundle and the samples in the catalogue are so fabulous! This time we are CASE-ing (Copy And Share Everything) a card from page 12 of the Annual Catalogue. It is such a lovely card and really makes the fish die the standout feature.

The card is really easy to make. Grab some Pool Party cardstock and create your card base. Take a panel of Basic White cardstock and run it through your die-cutting machine with the Fish die from the Sea Life die set. You can see it doesn’t completely cut out the shape and for this card that is perfect! Gently lift the tail of the fish and stamp the seaweed stamp from the Seascape stamp set in Granny Apple Green. This gives the appearance of the fish being in front of the seaweed.

Layer a panel of Daffodil Delight behind the fish. (The catalogue sample actually uses Mango Melody so you might prefer this colour). I then added some Wink of Stella to the fish to make it shimmer. So pretty.

With the Pool Party ink, stamp the bubble stamp near the fish, as well as around the edge of the card base. Also, go ahead and stamp, with Crumb Cake ink, a strip of Crumb Cake cardstock with the sand stamp. Tear this strip for some extra interest. With Early Espresso ink, stamp the sentiment on a strip of Calypso Coral cardstock.

All that is left then is to assemble the card. I popped up the fish panel and the sentiment strip with Stampin’ Dimensionals.

Here’s the card…

This card was so simple to make and is rather lovely. The big takeaway from this card is to think about where you will stamp the seaweed. Don’t stamp it too far up the page. You need the sand strip to cover it, but not cover the fin of the fish. I hope you’ll give this card a go.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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Three Baby Cards using the All for Baby stamp set (CASE the Catalogue)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, as I was flicking through the catalogue I came across a card design which I immediately wanted to CASE (Copy And Share Everything). It is located on page 59 and features the All for Baby Bundle. I decided to make three cards in total – one the same as the design featured in the catalogue and the other two would be pink and blue respectively.

The cards were all made in the same way. Create your card bases and then emboss the front with the Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder. Put this aside for later. I then stamped up a heap of the baby rompers, from the All for Baby stamp set, in different colours before die-cutting them with the Baby Clothes dies. (I stamped up more than I needed so I could play around with different colour combinations. The leftovers are stored with the stamps so I can use them for future projects).

Next, I cut a panel of Basic White Cardstock to the size I required. I stamped the clothesline, and the pegs, in Crumb Cake ink. The little rompers were attached with Stampin’ Dimensionals. If you need to trim the panel, you can do so at this stage. Attach the panel to your card base. The sentiment, from the All for Baby stamp set, is stamped onto a coordinating colour and then this piece is stuck down on the card.

It is a super simple card but looks so pretty. You could easily whip up a few to have on hand like I’ve done.

Here’s the first card…

Here’s the second card…

Here’s the third card…

The great thing about this card is that it is really simple and doesn’t take too long to make. Best of all, it is a really lovely card design!

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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Two Masculine Cards using the Suit & Tie dies (CASE the Catalogue)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, today I am sharing two cards inspired by the samples in the January to June 2021 Mini Catalogue. Whilst the Handsomely Suited stamp set and coordinating Suit & Tie die set is not retiring, the matching Well Suited Designer Series Paper is. Such a shame. This paper is perfect for masculine cards. EDIT: I’m sorry, this paper has now sold out.

The first card has been CASEd (Copy And Share Everything) directly from the January to June 2021 Mini Catalogue. You can see the original design on page 66. It’s actually quite a simple process. Die-cut the different pieces and then adhere them onto a Basic White Thick Cardstock base. Like in the sample, I added a small Rhinestone to the tie. I chose to forego a sentiment on the outside. You could definitely add one if you wanted to do so.

Here’s the first card…

I had so much fun making the first card that I decided to make another one. This time I chose some different papers from the Well Suited Designer Series Paper pack. I think this second card is actually my favourite.

Here’s the second card…

Which card is your favourite? Don’t you think the Suit & Tie dies are fabulous?! So unique! I am glad they will be sticking around for a little longer.

Don’t forget the January to June 2021 Mini Catalogue retires on 30 June 2021. Time is running out to get some of the fabulous items in this catalogue.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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My Heart Smiles… (Lots of Heart) CASE the Catalogue

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, before the January to June 2021 Mini Catalogue retires on the 30th June 2021, I just had to CASE (Copy And Share Everything) some of the fabulous card designs. Today’s card is from page 15 and features the Lots of Heart Bundle. I loved this card from the moment I saw it. What really attracted it to me was the use of the dies from the Many Hearts die set. How cool is that background?! It was a little fiddly trying to get the dies straight and then attaching the small pieces but I think it was totally worth it! So fun!

I cut my card base from Calypso Coral and scored it in half. I then positioned the die in place (with the help of a ruler) and held it in place with some post-it note tape. If you don’t have Stick-It Note tape, you totally need it, along with the Post-It Super Sticky Full Notes. I get mine at Officeworks. These are both great for holding dies in place before die-cutting. I also use them for masking.

Trim a panel of Petal Pink cardstock down and adhere this to the inside of your card so you can see it through the die cut area. Just think about where you are putting your adhesive as you don’t want it to come through the spaces. Once this was done I used the Multipurpose Liquid Glue to stick the hearts and crosses in place. I have found the easiest way to do this is to squeeze a bit of glue out on some scratch paper or a silicone craft mat spread it out and then, with the help of some tweezers, dunk my die cut piece in it.

I coloured the stamped flowers with Watercolour Pencils but I used the Just Jade Stampin’ Blends to make the ribbon match my project. The rest of the card went together quite easily as it was just a matter of sticking down all the different pieces.

Here’s the card…

Isn’t this a great card?! I’m so sad this bundle is being retired.

IMPORTANT: The Lots of Heart bundle is only available while stocks last and will be retired on 30th June 2021! Now, I usually encourage you to purchase the bundle wherever possible to take advantage of the awesome 10% discount. This is another case where I am actually going to encourage you to purchase the stamps and dies separately. The bundle price is currently $83.50 whereas the stamp set price is $15.00 and the die set price is $31.50. This means that the cost of both items purchased separately is only $46.50! That means you’re saving an additional $37.00 off the discounted bundle price! SO GOOD!

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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Happy Birthday (In Bloom)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, while we all love stamping, there are so many fabulous dies out there too. Today’s card is made up of mostly die cuts – only the sentiment has been stamped. I’ve used the In Bloom Bundle (available at a 10% discount, or you can buy the In Bloom stamp set and Pierced Blooms dies separately).

This is such a fun set to create with. I picked out a range of colours – Blushing Bride and Polished Pink for the flowers and Just Jade for the leaves. I added Adhesive sheets to the back of the cardstock (this makes it so much easier to stick down all the more fiddly pieces). Next up I die cut an assortment of dies (cut as many as you can as this will give you more choices as you construct your card).

While I had the Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine out, I also die cut a shape from the Hippo & Friends dies to use for my sentiment. I used the Blending Brushes to add some Polished Pink ink to the edges of this shape so the Basic White cardstock didn’t seem so stark. I also ran the Basic Gray cardstock base through with the Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder (this is my new go-to Embossing Folder for a more neutral textured background now that the Subtles Embossing Folder has been retired).

The sentiment is from the In Bloom stamp set. I masked the stamp with post-it notes so that I only stamped the part of it I wanted. My recommendation is to stamp the sentiment before you do your die-cutting in case you mess it up. It also allows you to have the sentiment exactly where you want it. Also, when masking make sure you clean and thoroughly dry the stamp before moving on to each stamping stage.

The next step is the fun step. Take all your die-cut shapes and play around with positioning them on your card. Once you are happy with the layout, pull off the adhesive backings, or add Stampin’ Dimensionals, if necessary, to secure everything in place. The final step is to add some bling (if you want). I used the Rhinestone Basic Jewels.

Here’s the card…

So there you have it! If you are like me you now have a heap of die-cut images left over. You can either make another card straight away or put them away with the dies (depending on the number of, and size of the dies, I either just throw them in the back of the package or I add them to a Clear Medium envelope and tuck this in the back) so you have them ready for another occasion.

I hope you will give this a go! Let me know if you do.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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Happy Birthday (Blossoms in Bloom)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, wow, can you believe the end of the month is here? Hasn’t May flown by?! I’m sorry I’ve been missing over the past week. As long term readers know, I injured my back last year while in Hotel Quarantine. Over time it has been getting heaps better but I had a setback last week and I’ve not been able to do much of anything. My poor partner even had to delay his flight back to work so he could stay home and look after me. I’m gradually starting to get better though so I’m back in the craft room today. I probably will be posting a little less regularly over the next week or so as I don’t want to overdo things. I hope you’ll understand.

I thought I’d turn to the catalogue for inspiration to create today’s project. The card I’m sharing is inspired by a card from last years catalogue (page 171). It’s a lovely card and features the Blossoms in Bloom stamps and Many Layered Blossoms dies (also available in a Bundle for a 10% Discount). There are a few things I love about this card but the main thing which drew my attention was the colours used. The card sample features Cinnamon Cider, Bumblee Bee and Pear Pizzazz. So lovely and quite different from my usual colour choices!

The card is super easy to create. Start by attaching an Adhesive Sheet to Basic White cardstock (this will make it so much easier to adhere the flower die-cut to your card at the end). Next, die-cut the thin floral die from the Many Layered Blossoms die set. I do recommend doing this step first as it will help with the placement of your stamps.

The next step is to cut a panel of Basic White Cardstock. I usually cut up an entire pack of cardstock. Each sheet is cut into four so I have front panels ready to go. I trimmed a centimetre from this panel as I wanted to have a little strip of the Cinnamon Cider cardstock base showing on each edge.

Now we move onto stamping. Ink up the main floral image from the Blossoms in Bloom stamp set in Bumblebee ink and stamp on Basic White cardstock. Ink up the different leaves in Pear Pizzazz. I tried to place the leaves in roughly the same position as the die-cut (which is why we cut it first). Before adhering the die-cut piece to this panel, I added a splatter of Cinnamon Cider ink over the panel to give it a little more interest. Now we can adhere the floral die cut we cut at the start.

I added a sentiment strip which was White Embossed on a piece of Cinnamon Cider cardstock. The final touch was to add a few of the white Elegant Faceted Gems.

Here’s the card…

So what do you think of the colours? Pretty cool, huh? I challenge you to create the above card using colours that are not your usual go-to colours! If you need any supplies, please go to my online store as it will have everything you need to recreate this project.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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I Hope Your Day is a Real Treat (Pampered Pets) – CASE the Catalogue (Video)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, while doing my Facebook Live walkthrough of the new catalogue today, I pointed out a few cards which I LOVE and said that I wanted to CASE (Copy And Share Everything) them. One of these inspiring cards can be found on page 55 of the new catalogue and features the super sweet Pampered Pets stamp set. Such a cute set!

Here’s the card…

This really is a quick card to create. I’ve made a video so you can see my process. I hope this card inspires you, as it did me, to head into your craft space today.

Here’s the video…

If you are interested in creating this card too, all the items you need can be found in my online store.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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Birthday Wishes (Fancy Phrases)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, with the end of the 2020-2021 Annual Catalogue rapidly approaching, I decided to re-create a few of the cards in the catalogue which have inspired me over the twelve months. Today’s card is featured on page 52 and it features the Fancy Phrases stamp set. I’ve recreated the card fairly faithfully although I’ve used a different sentiment and colouring medium (I used Stampin’ Blends).

This card also features the fun technique of using your Stampin’ Blends to alter ribbon. In this case, I used the Dark Daffodil Delight Stampin’ Blends to add lines of colour to the white ribbon from the Flowers for Every Season Ribbon Combo Pack. This is one of my favourite techniques as you can colour white ribbon to perfectly match any of your card projects.

Don’t forget the items on the Retiring List are selling out! Many have already gone. If you have your eye on something, please don’t wait too long. Once they are gone…they’re gone!

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.

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You Are Always in My Heart (Always In My Heart)

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi everyone, I feel like it has been such a long time since my last post.  So much as happened!  We moved into our place but there is still SO much to do!  Due to my back injury, my poor partner is doing the lions share.  We are slowly setting up the craft room but I need his help to do anything with regards to the furniture which means I didn’t have a surface on which to craft.  That has now changed and hopefully, over the next week or so we will finish off the furniture and I can finally move into the room.  And hopefully find the things I want to use like vellum, decorative masks and embossing folders!

If I haven’t crafted for a while I tend to find the mojo goes missing!  Do you have this problem?  One of the ways I combat missing mojo is to CASE the Catalogue (Copy And Share Everything).  Seeing how the designers have used different products often kickstart my own creativity.

I decided to make a card which is featured on page 10 of the January to June 2021 Mini Catalogue.  It features the lovely Always In My Heart Bundle (comprising the Always In My Heart stamp set and the coordinating Floral Heart Dies).  I really love the dies in this bundle.  Whilst I faithfully recreated the card, don’t you think it could be lovely in blues and silvers, or golds and pinks?

Here’s the card…

 

I did switch up colouring the background as I was dying to use the new Blending Brushes!  They are so lovely!  I think you are going to love them too.

My big tip for this project is to use the Adhesive Sheets, particularly for the smaller die cut flowers.  I tend to get liquid adhesive EVERYWHERE and I’m pretty heavy-handed (even when I think I am being super careful) so by adding the Adhesive Sheets before you die cut the images, they will be all ready to add straight onto your project!  So good!

This card was pretty easy to create and didn’t take much time at all.  I hope you’ll give it a go!

Thanks so much for stopping by!  Hope you have a great day!

Happy Stamping, Kylie

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Supplies Used:

Listed below are the supplies used to create the above project. If the stamp set, die set, etc, also comes a part of a bundle or suite, I link to all so that you have choices.  I also link refills and basic supplies like adhesives which correspond with items used to make my projects.  These links take you to my online store.


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