I got my November Paper Pumpkin from Stampin’ Up! over the weekend and I dug right in and put it together! This kit is called From The North Pole and it had all of the materials needed to make 12 cute holiday tags!
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Stampin’ Up! Wonderful World Birthday Card & Gift Bag With Video Tutorial
I used the Stampin’ Up! Wonderful stamp set bundle from the upcoming July-August Sale-a-bration Brochure to create a birthday card and gift bag to share with you today. I did a video tutorial for this card on Facebook Live yesterday and you can see it here. You can also see the video on YouTube here.
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Sweet Strawberry Ombre Gift Bags for the Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop
I used the Stampin’ Up! Sweet Strawberry stamp set bundle to create my project for the Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop. We’ve got a theme challenge this week and this is what I made for it.
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Stampin’ Up! All Dressed Up Dies – Fancy Purses!
I used the Stampin’ Up! All Dressed Up Dies to make some fun “fancy” purses to share with you today. I did a YouTube Live yesterday to show you how easy it is to make these cute purses and you can see it here.
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Stampin’ Up! August Paper Pumpkin Kit – The Gift Of Fall
My August Paper Pumpkin Kit from Stampin’ Up! arrived earlier this week. Since I didn’t have a need for fall gift bags, I also purchased the Gift of Fall Add-On Bundle to turn this kit into note card sized cards instead!
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Stampin’ Up! Darling Label Treat Bag
I got home from the Stampin’ Up! Alaskan Cruise late last night. We had such an amazing time and I’m already looking forward to the Greek Isles cruise next summer!! I was so excited when one of my team members, Mary Deatherage over at Stamps-n-Lingers.com earned the Alaskan cruise too so she got to join me for the fun! I sent her a little something when she earned the cruise, but I also brought a gift along for her to Alaska. I’m sharing the gift bag and tag that I made for her gift with you today.
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Stampin’ Up! Cake Soiree Tags & DSP Bags – for OnStage Event!
As you read this, I’ll be on my way to a fun-filled day of stamping with friends before the Stampin’ Up! OnStage event in Atlanta! Can’t wait for two days full of stamping, laughs and NEW catalog peeks!! That’s right, we will get our hands on the upcoming 2018-19 Annual Stampin’ Up! Catalog!! Can’t wait to see it all and share with you just as soon as I am allowed!
But first, I always bring a little gift of some sort for the team members that attend the event with me. I’m sharing the gift bags that I made from the Painted With Love Speciality DSP and Myths & Magic Speciality DSP for my team members with you today…I won’t share what’s inside them since they won’t get them until late today/early tomorrow. 🙂
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Happy Stampers Annual Catalog Blog Hop, Blog Candy & New Weekly Deals from Stampin’ Up!
The Happy Stampers are doing a little blog hop today featuring items from the Stampin’ Up! Annual Catalog. Be sure to stop by all of our blogs and leave a quick comment, we’re all offering some blog candy too!
I wanted to send a little something to my downline team members this week so I decided to create some cards and gift bags for them. Since I was creating several of each, I kept the designs fairly simple. I used the Beautiful Bunch and So Very Happy stamp sets for my cards and the Skinny Mini Alphabet and Another Thank You stamp sets for my gift bags.
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DSP Bows And Ornamental Elegance Kits
Yesterday, I showed you a couple of gift bags that I made with Designer Series Paper. Today I’m going to show you how I made the bows.
I’ll start with the flower bow on the Gumball Green bag. I first saw these on Cathy Parlitsis’ website here. She has a video tutorial showing you how to put the flowers together too so you can watch that if you’ve got a few minutes. I made mine using a slightly different technique, this is how I made my flower:
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DSP Gift Bags and Bows
I’ve got some Designer Series Paper gift bags to show with you today. I found a fabulous tutorial for these bags on Jessica Taylor’s blog here.
