Stampin Up In This World

It's funny how sometimes a fabulous stamp set just jumps out at me and has many possibilities that I have to just go ahead and purchase it.

Well the Stampin Up In this World is just one of those sets and I think it is one that is being overlooked. So here is a few ideas that may just get your creative juices flowing and make you go ahead and buy it.  If you do then click the link above and go to the Stampin Up official website order and then choose me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

 Ok so the first card is made taking the lovely butterfly stamp and cutting five out to make a hexagon. I used the aquapainters to watercolour picking up some crumb cake which I used in the background, dapper denim and peekaboo peach, two of the in colours. I love the sentiment too and I think it makes a fab card.

 The lovely door by cutting it open and the. Stamping the chair behind it makes for a lovely card with a bit of a difference. Again the aquapainter came into its own. I must admit I use them all the time as you can get some lovely subtle or bright tones even on normal cardstock as these examples are.

Another butterfly card stamped directly onto cardstock and watercoloured. I love the hexagon shape and the subtle blue tones by using various blue tones of ink pads. Again all products used are Stampin Up so whatever craft stash you need Stampin Up has it.

 This one uses the door, chair and key and background stamp. The sentiment this time I cut up and out across the card in a random fashion. I love this card and is great for those difficult masculine cards.

So a few ideas using this fun set and I am sure there are many more. Just have a go and let your creativity flow.

Happy stamping and thanks for dropping by.

Stampin Up In This World behind the door

As you know from watching my blog these past couple of days I have been playing with this fab set In This World. Today I have done a card using the door and carefully cutting round three sides to open it (I used a craft knife) and then putting the chair behind the door with the sentiment.

Really pleased with this idea and again have not seen this elsewhere so if you CASE please credit me Jane Allmark.

I used Sahara sand, soft suede, and primrose petals inks and watercoloured the images using the aqua painter and ink.

Shop at the link above for all your Stampin Up needs as there are lots of lovely papercraft goodies in the annual catalogue. When checking your order out please use me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice. I'm not one of the big boys so every single order matters to me :)

Stampin Up In This World make a hexagon cube.

We'll have been playing with this fab stamp set and the geometric shapes are great to cut out put some tabs on and then make a six sided cube.

So this is a draft to see if the idea would work which it does. Take 6 butterflies and put three over three. The points which I did concave need to be cut very accurately, which I didn't do on this draft or tabbed out to make a point.

Bit fiddly but I love creating a new idea and then letting the rest of the Stampin world run with it.  This is called CASE copy and share everything and I hope if copied I am credited for it.

For all Stampin Up products shop at the link above and use me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

Stampin Up In This World

Sometimes when a new catalogue comes out there are so many new and wonderful products that it is easy to overlook some of the stamps. This set is a bit like that. There don't seems to be many examples or showcases of this stamp set and I for won am very excited as I think it is a very versatile and modern stamps with a real engineering, architectural feel.

The gorgeous butterfly stamp can be stamped six times to form a hexagon and then pit the sentiment in the middle. I have done this one just off the page so it doesn't have to be lined up perfectly. The stamp a majig is perfect for lining things up. I really like this and have simply watercoloured in various shades of blue.

This stamp set is available in the annual catalogue, follow the link above and use me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

Check back tomorrow and I will show you how to make a six sided box with this butterfly.