Stampin' Up! Occasions Catalogue 2019 - Stamp 'N Hop 12/18
Hello, and welcome to the last blog hop for 2018 with Stamp 'N Hop! We are a group of Demonstrators from around the World who love to share our love of paper crafting. If you are joining me from Pia, or are starting here with me, I hope you will find lots of inspiration as you hop around with us.
This month our brief was to use items from the upcoming Spring / Summer Occasion's Catalogue. So many lovely new goodies to play with ...
I have been using items all week for my Coffee & Cards sessions from the upcoming Gingham Gala Suite.
After pulling threads from this Flax Ribbon for our projects, this is what I was left with.
Well, I knew I wasn't going to waste this lovely 'home made' fringing so I decided to use it to add some texture and dimension to my project.
I decided I would use a lovely stamp and thinlits bundle from the upcoming Spring / Summer Catalogue called Beauty Abounds.
Do you like Butterflies? I do and, there are lots and lots of them in this thinlits bundle; there are 20 thinlits in this set and most of them are butterflies!
Here are the colours I used for my project.
I adhered a 1cm strip of Botanical Butterflies Designer Series Paper along the edge of my card blank. These papers are available during Sale-A-Bration which starts on January the 3rd. Ask my how you can get these lovely papers for free!
I adhered the fringing along the front of the card using Tombow - love this glue; it sticks most things!
I then used some of the thinlits to cut some leaves from card stock. I used one of the larger butterfly dies and snipped a single butterfly from the die cut piece for my card.
I used a lovely splodgy stamp to create a background for the butterfly using Balmy Blue ink. This particular image reminds me of my all time favourite stamp set - Gorgeous Grunge!
I adhered the leaves on top of the fringing using a tiny dot of Tombow on just the end of the stems. I like to add depth and dimension to my projects and adhering elements in this way allows you to shape the various elements a little.
I curled the wings of the butterfly around a pencil and adhered with a mini dimensional.
I added a trio of Balmy Blue Gingham Gala Sequins and my card was finished.
I also added a strip of DSP to the inside of my card with some stamped splodges and butterflies.
Here is the completed card and envelope.
I chose not to add a sentiment to my card - I will be making a few of these to give as a gift to a friend this weekend - she has a bit of a thing for butterflies and always asks me to make cards that she can use for different occasions - hopefully, these will fit the bill.
It has been one of those weeks for me, you know the ones where you are constantly chasing your tail and being pulled every which way? I only managed to finish this project 4 hours before the hop went live - talk about last minute (again)!
Next year I will be more organised although, to be fair, I say this every year. I seem to do ok until around March and then things start to slip ...
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed my project - I would love you to leave a comment below to let me know what you think.
Next up is Tracy Marie from the US who I am sure has something wonderful to share with you. If you get lost along the was a list of hop participants can be found below.
Details of the products I used for this project can be found below; some are not available until the 3rd of January.
Happy crafting - I will be back hopping with Stamp 'N Hop in 2019 sharing all things Stampin' Up!
Susan xx
Hop Participants
Thank you so much for looking at my Blog today, if you don't have a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator and you live in the UK, I would love to be yours!
If you don't have a copy of the 2018 - 2019 Annual Catalogue or the Autumn / Winter Catalogue and you would like one, please let me know and I will send them to you straight away. The new Spring / Summer and Sale-A-Bration catalogues will be available shortly - let me know if you would like copies.
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.
If you are in the UK, please click on the images below to go straight to my online store or for further information.
The following items will be available through my online store from the 3rd of January!
Beauty Abounds stamp and Thinlits Bundle
Item No 150617
£51.25
Whisper White Flax Ribbon
Item No 148764
£6.50
Botanical Butterfly DSP
Item No 149622
Sale-A-Bration Free item with a qualifying order - ask me for details!
Gingham Gala Adhesive Backed Sequins
Item No 148561
£7.00
This month our brief was to use items from the upcoming Spring / Summer Occasion's Catalogue. So many lovely new goodies to play with ...
I have been using items all week for my Coffee & Cards sessions from the upcoming Gingham Gala Suite.
After pulling threads from this Flax Ribbon for our projects, this is what I was left with.
Well, I knew I wasn't going to waste this lovely 'home made' fringing so I decided to use it to add some texture and dimension to my project.
I decided I would use a lovely stamp and thinlits bundle from the upcoming Spring / Summer Catalogue called Beauty Abounds.
Do you like Butterflies? I do and, there are lots and lots of them in this thinlits bundle; there are 20 thinlits in this set and most of them are butterflies!
Here are the colours I used for my project.
I adhered a 1cm strip of Botanical Butterflies Designer Series Paper along the edge of my card blank. These papers are available during Sale-A-Bration which starts on January the 3rd. Ask my how you can get these lovely papers for free!
I adhered the fringing along the front of the card using Tombow - love this glue; it sticks most things!
I then used some of the thinlits to cut some leaves from card stock. I used one of the larger butterfly dies and snipped a single butterfly from the die cut piece for my card.
I used a lovely splodgy stamp to create a background for the butterfly using Balmy Blue ink. This particular image reminds me of my all time favourite stamp set - Gorgeous Grunge!
I adhered the leaves on top of the fringing using a tiny dot of Tombow on just the end of the stems. I like to add depth and dimension to my projects and adhering elements in this way allows you to shape the various elements a little.
I curled the wings of the butterfly around a pencil and adhered with a mini dimensional.
I added a trio of Balmy Blue Gingham Gala Sequins and my card was finished.
I also added a strip of DSP to the inside of my card with some stamped splodges and butterflies.
Here is the completed card and envelope.
I chose not to add a sentiment to my card - I will be making a few of these to give as a gift to a friend this weekend - she has a bit of a thing for butterflies and always asks me to make cards that she can use for different occasions - hopefully, these will fit the bill.
It has been one of those weeks for me, you know the ones where you are constantly chasing your tail and being pulled every which way? I only managed to finish this project 4 hours before the hop went live - talk about last minute (again)!
Next year I will be more organised although, to be fair, I say this every year. I seem to do ok until around March and then things start to slip ...
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed my project - I would love you to leave a comment below to let me know what you think.
Next up is Tracy Marie from the US who I am sure has something wonderful to share with you. If you get lost along the was a list of hop participants can be found below.
Details of the products I used for this project can be found below; some are not available until the 3rd of January.
Happy crafting - I will be back hopping with Stamp 'N Hop in 2019 sharing all things Stampin' Up!
Susan xx
Hop Participants
Susan Simpson (UK) - Craftyduckydoodah! – you are here!
If you don't have a copy of the 2018 - 2019 Annual Catalogue or the Autumn / Winter Catalogue and you would like one, please let me know and I will send them to you straight away. The new Spring / Summer and Sale-A-Bration catalogues will be available shortly - let me know if you would like copies.
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.
Would you like to receive a FREE gift from me?
All orders placed directly with me or online receive a handmade card from me as a thank you but did you know that all orders over £20 (excluding postage) will receive a gift from me too? If you use the current Hostess Code I will pop something in with your order or post directly to you. (Please remember to allow me to access your contact details otherwise I won't be able to contact you).
If your order is over £150 please don't use the code as you will receive your own Stampin' Rewards. You will still receive a card and a gift from me.
The following items will be available through my online store from the 3rd of January!
Item No 150617
£51.25
Whisper White Flax Ribbon
Item No 148764
£6.50
Botanical Butterfly DSP
Item No 149622
Sale-A-Bration Free item with a qualifying order - ask me for details!
Gingham Gala Adhesive Backed Sequins
Item No 148561
£7.00
Lovely Susan. I especially love the clean look of your pretty card. TFS
ReplyDeleteThanks Vicky.
Deleteso pretty Susan
ReplyDeleteThank you Jenna.
DeleteLove this card, the ribbon was a happy accident! Great colour combo.
ReplyDeleteLove happy accidents Linda - its like getting something extra for free!
DeleteI love everything about this card, Great use of the fringe, the sprig and leaf dies that come with the butterflies, the cardstock choices, it is just perfect! TFS
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely comment Tracy.
DeleteWhat a beautiful card!! I love the colour combo too. You are right, this design is perfect for any occasion. I think it would make a great wedding card.
ReplyDeleteThanks Eva - a Wedding card, now there is an idea ...!
DeleteBeautiful card Susan and I love the 'fringing' such a delicate addition and it works so well with the butterflies x
ReplyDeleteThank you Mo - the fringing looks really pretty in real life but it was tricky to photograph! xx
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