I haven’t played with the Something for Baby stamp set and Framelits from Stampin’ Up! for awhile so I thought that it was time to pull them out and put them to work. 🙂
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Finish My Card Collaboration Something for Baby – Stampin’ Up!
On Friday, Heather Van Looy and I showed you Part 1 of our finish my card collaboration. You can see that project here. Today, we’re doing Part 2 of that collaboration. This time I created the art piece and sentiment and handed them over to Heather to complete. Here is what I created with the Something for Baby and Baby, We’ve Grown stamp sets from Stampin’ Up!
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Something for Baby Little Duck – Stampin’ Up!
I love the Something for Baby stamp set and matching Framelits, the images are just too cute! My card design today was inspired by Freshly Made Sketches #136.
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Sneak Peek at Something For Baby – Stampin’ Up!
I used another new stamp set from Stampin’ Up! called Something for Baby and a little of the new Lullaby DSP to create my card to share today. The Something for Baby stamp set also has a great set of matching Framelits that you will be able to purchase in a bundle and save 15%!
My card design was inspired by Freshly Made Sketches #135.
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Baby, We’ve Grown Sweet Girl Card – Stampin’ Up!
I used the Baby, We’ve Grown and the Best of Brides & Babies stamp sets from Stampin’ Up! to create my card today. The Best of stamp sets are only available for a few more days, through March 31, so get them before they’re gone! To see all of the Best of stamp sets available in my online store, click here.
My card design was inspired by the Monday Lunchtime Sketch #306.
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Baby, We’ve Grown Sweet Baby Boy Card – Stampin’ Up!
It’s day two of the second round of snow/ice/icky weather here in Atlanta so I thought that it was time to pull out the Baby, We’ve Grown stamp set from Stampin’ Up! to create a sweet, happy baby card to share with you today. Maybe it will bring some sunshine our way!
I made this card for the Stamping & Blogging SB43 Sketch Challenge this week. Be sure to check out what the other Design Team Members made with this sketch too, links to their blogs are below.
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Chalk Talk in Pretty Colors & New Weekly Deals from Stampin’ Up!
It’s Tuesday so it’s time for another Try Stampin’ on Tuesday Challenge. I used the Chalk Talk stamp set and matching Framelits from Stampin’ Up! to create my card to share with you today.
My card design was inspired by Try Stampin’ on Tuesday #144 and the colors were inspired by Hand Stamped Sentiments #172.
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Best of Brides & Babies Labels Framelit Card
I’ve got another Best of Brides & Babies card to share with you today. I used the Stampin’ Up Labels Collection Framelits dies and the Simply Scored Diagonal Scoring Plate to create the frame and background. My card design was (very loosely) inspired by the Sketch Frenzy Friday SFF053113 Sketch.
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Baby Prints in Soft Sky and Blushing Bride
Today I’m giving you another little peek at two of the new colors that you’ll be able to purchase from Stampin’ Up! starting on Friday. I used the Baby Prints stamp set and the Soft Sky and Blushing Bride colors to create this pair of cards. My card design was inspired by the Hand Stamped Sentiments Sketch Challenge #160.
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Designer Typeset Baby Boy Card
Stamp With Amy K Now on Pinterest and Facebook!!
I’ve finally got my Stamp With Amy K Facebook and Pinterest pages up and running. I’ll be posting any new updates from Stampin’ Up! as I get them on my Facebook page, so be sure to “like” me so that you’ll receive all of the latest news! And you can follow me on Pinterest, I’ve created a couple of boards and I’m becoming a pinning fool. 🙂 Just click on the buttons on the right side of the screen to go right to my pages. Hope that you enjoy them too!
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Today I’m sharing a card that I created with the brand new Designer Typeset stamp set. Stampin’ Up! is offering this new photopolymer set on a trial basis. Based on popularity, Stampin’ Up! may release more photopolymer stamp sets over the coming months.
I love that these are flexible so you can reshape the larger images. Since the photopolymer stamps are completely clear, you can see exactly where you are stamping so it eliminates the extra step of pulling out your Stamp-a-ma-jig. And you can put several letters together at one time on each block, so it makes creating your own sentiments super quick!
