Stampin' Up! Beautiful You - paper piecing
Hello, just a quick share today some of the options available this week for Coffee & Cards using the fabulous Beautiful You stamp set.
Both samples use a paper piecing technique - you simply stamp your chosen image onto the note card with black Memento and then stamp again onto the DSP of your choice.
I usually tell my crafty ladies to cut things out leaving a narrow border but on this occassion you need to cut directly on the stamped lines.
Once cut out, apply some Tombow (sparingly) and stick down onto the stamped image. The possibilities are endless with so many lovely papers to choose from.
This dress is from the Regal DSP Stack in Island Indigo.
It is important to check which way up the pattern is on your paper otherwise you could get some rather odd results!
I think I would quite like a dress like this red one - the paper is from the Sending Love DSP Stack.
We also stamped on the envelope and the inside of the card using Smoky Slate ink.
I will post details later in the week of the other techniques/options that available this week for Coffee & Cards. If you would like to join me, further sessions available on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.
Information on the products I used for these two cards can be found below with details of this months FREE gift - which colour will you choose?
I hope to see you at a Coffee & Cards session soon.
Susan xx
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For orders over £150 please do not use the Hostess Code to ensure that you receive the benefits.
This months gift is your choice of a Classic Stampin Pad - there are lots to choose from so there is bound to be at least one you would like!
Both samples use a paper piecing technique - you simply stamp your chosen image onto the note card with black Memento and then stamp again onto the DSP of your choice.
I usually tell my crafty ladies to cut things out leaving a narrow border but on this occassion you need to cut directly on the stamped lines.
Once cut out, apply some Tombow (sparingly) and stick down onto the stamped image. The possibilities are endless with so many lovely papers to choose from.
This dress is from the Regal DSP Stack in Island Indigo.
It is important to check which way up the pattern is on your paper otherwise you could get some rather odd results!
I think I would quite like a dress like this red one - the paper is from the Sending Love DSP Stack.
We also stamped on the envelope and the inside of the card using Smoky Slate ink.
I will post details later in the week of the other techniques/options that available this week for Coffee & Cards. If you would like to join me, further sessions available on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.
Information on the products I used for these two cards can be found below with details of this months FREE gift - which colour will you choose?
I hope to see you at a Coffee & Cards session soon.
Susan xx
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If you need to order any supplies, simply use my “shop with me” button or click on the catalogue links on the right. Alternatively, contact me and I would be happy to place an order for you.
For orders over £150 please do not use the Hostess Code to ensure that you receive the benefits.
This months gift is your choice of a Classic Stampin Pad - there are lots to choose from so there is bound to be at least one you would like!
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