We have begun our second Blends Club classes for the year.
Everyone commits to 4 months of classes and will receive 4 new Stampin’ Blends each class worth $31. Everyone received a bonus Sale-a-Bration item for blends club on this round.
Our colours this month were Lovely Lipstick and Pretty Peacock and we focused on these colours alone.
We used the stippled colouring technique. You use the bullet point of the dark blend pen to make small dots on the shaded area then blend with the light pen to get the look you want.
Here’s the cards we made.
The first card was using the Forever Blossoms Bundle.
The second card used the FREE Sale-A-Bration set “Power of Hope” stamp and textured embossing folder.
I hope you like my designs. If you’d like more information about my blends club please contact me.
My product of the week is the Very Versailles Cling Stamp Set. I love design, it’s great as a background stamp.
Discover your inner rococo with the picturesque design of the Very Versailles Stamp Set!
Last Friday I used it at my Library class and we had a fun morning creating these two cards simply by stamping. Thanks for coming to class and for letting me share your photo ladies.
Stampin' Up!'s cling stamps
Are premium rubber stamps.
Have deeply etched images so you get a superior stamped impression each time.
Are precut so you don't have to trim.
Are repositionable; temporarily mount them on clear blocks for stamping then remove them for storage.
Save space—you need only one set of blocks for all your cling stamps (blocks sold separately).
Come packaged in cases with images on the spine for easy storage and quick reference.
Every $50 order goes into the monthly draw for a $50 gift voucher and will receive a card and surprise gift from me. If you need help placing an order, please contact me.
Please use this month’s Host Code when shopping online.
I love this Floral Essence stamp. It can be used in so many ways.
In this video I’m demonstrating the stunning black ice technique. It’s quite simple but very effective. The clear embossing powder gives an illusion of a film of ice.