Bev Adams, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
More Organization – More Time for Crafting
BevAdamsStampsNow that you have your stamps, paper, and ink and you have your cut your paper into card bases, layers, and shapes, you’ll want to stick them together. Stampin’ Up! has several options. You may want to select one, but I use all of them. They each have their purposes and strengths. Here is a …
The basics are really the stamps, paper, and ink, but you will want to turn those basics into cards and other projects. Stampin’ Up! carries everything from excellent snips, punches, the Big Shot die cutting machine, to punch boards that cut and score envelopes and bags. Paper Snips I know you probably have scissors. I …
I believe one of the biggest strengths of Stampin’ Up! is the quality of their paper and the coordination possibilities. You can get solid card stock, ink pads, and markers in the four core color collections and the two sets of In Colors. I’ve listed just the basics in the color families below, but you …
This card looks complicated, but it’s really easy peasy. Don’t you love when that happens? It uses some of my very favorite products including the Florals Boutique Designer Series Paper, the Falling Flowers stamp set, and the May Flowers Framelits. Here are the full detailed directions. If you are viewing this as an email, click …
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Yep. I’ve got my Christmas cards done and we’re still a week away from Thanksgiving. The video just shows a couple of quick tips, not how to make the cards themselves. But I am including the directions and the supply list. I assemble all the parts at once and then assemble them. I keep each …