Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Milk Carton and More...

Try this on for size!


Yep I thought that would fit. Seriously, a petite paper crafted milk carton? How would that not fit into anyone's paper crafting needs?!

Check out these supplies and email me if you would like to place an order!
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Mini Milk Carton Bigz L
Perfectly Preserved Bundle (includes Stamp Set & Framelits Dies)
 
Bitty Banners Framelits
Petite Pennants Builder Punch
Regal Brads
Perfect Polka Dots Folder
Chocolate Chip Cardstock
Very Vanilla Cardstock
More Mustard Cardstock
Island Indigo Stamp Pad
Certainly Celery Stamp Pad
Cherry Cobbler Stamp Pad
More Mustard Stamp Pad

Now I would like to feature the Wonderfall Stamp Set and Bigz Die Set. Also the Textured Impressions Embossing Folder. If you scroll down there will be a photo tutorial showing how to stamp these images after you die cut them.
 
 

I am really in love with the wood grain embossing folder. I took a sponge with some crumb cake ink and rubbed it over the paper after embossing to help the impression to stand out more.

When you die cut your leaves this is what you get.
Trying to get an even stamp using red rubber stamps that you cant see through might be tricky. 
So this is what I do.
 
Ink your stamp and lay it down like this

Next you want to take your leaf and line it up 
Notice how my stems are facing facing the same direction? When I go to lay my leaf down I start with lining up the stem first and then lay the rest.
 
 now you can press down and turn it over and press down the normal way.

And there you have it.


Another trick I like to do is crinkle my leaves up like the picture above. 
Stay turned for this finished project.

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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

July Technique

Here is some fun using Stampin UP!'s New Spritzer

Using the spritzer with this Technique is so easy.
I punched out 4 pennants and placed them the way I wanted

 Then I sprayed all over the paper

 And then I took off the pennants

 And there you have it!

Supplies used 

The Skys the limit Card

I love Stampin UP! Up, Up, & Away Stamp set. I have had it for a while but haven't used it much. So I decided that I needed to get to using it, and here is what I came up with while watching some old episodes of Suits.

 Ahh, gotta love these guys. O.K. O.K. enough drooling. Well I take that back drool a little over those guys and a little over my "The sky's the limit" card. Enjoy!

Here is a couple of pics to show how I made the rolling hills.
 First you want to punch out a couple of circles. I frayed the edges to give the appearance of grass. Just use your scissors and snip.
After you figure out where you would like your circles to be, adhere them.
Cut off the excess so the circles stay with the shape of the card.
And I added an accent green to really show off the grass effect.

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And one more show is my Swap Tag I made for a demonstrators meeting.

 Have a great day everyone!

Sunday, July 8, 2012

Thinking of you Delicate Doilies

I loved making these cards. I may do them for our Luv2stamp swap in August. They are so fun and quick to put together. Random stamping is one of my favorite things to do with stamps because you can make so many different designs. 
I tried making a video but my phone kept falling and the kids ran in ringing bells; I decided it wasn't worth becoming Momzilla over. =)



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Thank you for visiting Stampin in the Sunshine!

Album in a Box

For my next class, Thursday July 26th, we will be making this cute Album in a Box. What I love so much about this idea is that:
1) it is super simple. 
2) looks fabulous
3) a great gift or a coffee table decoration for the home. 
I really like the idea of giving it as a gift for a birthday friend or family. It is a small fun album for them to have all ready to just adhere photos. Or you can give it with photos you took and give as a fun after party gift. =) Either way who wouldn't like to have something near where they can just pop the lid off and reminisce about good memories. 
Once I get my camcorder so I can do videos, I will have to post a video tutorial on how you can make this as well.





Credits:  stampingpro.com

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Thanks for joining me here at Stampin in the Sunshine!

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

June Technique : Reverse Masking

Patty's Stamping Spot is doing a June technique in reverse masking. She has a video tutorial on how to do this on her blog. This is a fun little thing to learn and really gives you more bang out of your great Stampin' Up products. 
I am going to post a picture of my take on the technique and tomorrow will hopefully have a video up to show you exactly how I made this card. And I also hope to give you a better quality photo of my project. It is late here and I have been up since 3:30 this morning. Needless to say I am running on fumes and am not quite up to par.


My Sentiment I did stamp a bit crooked. Please forgive the mistake, I will have it fixed tomorrow when I run you through the step by step process on how to create this card. 
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My First Stampin Up workshop

Today I had my first Stampin Up workshop. We had a lot of fun! It was a small intimate group but we were able to talk and use great product. I just wanted to share some photos of my set up.


These are the little gifts I made for my guests



My Display Board. It was a little bare until my Upline came and added a few things. THANKS WENDY!
Thanks to all who participated in today's workshop!