Stampin Up Rose Garden thinlets Day 3

Today is the final day of a trilogy of the Rose Garden thinlets from Stampin Up. Today is using the die cut as a mask.

First cut out the Rose and leaf die the just using the flower sponge through using Stampin Up sponge daubers. I used primrose petals, blushing bride, and a little rich razzleberry for depth.

Click on the link above to order and choose me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

Stampin Up Rose Garden Day 2

Die cut rose in light dsp, mounted on velum and mount on black cardstock, cut around image and mount on white. Add sentiment of choice.

See yesterday's blog for details of this set and click on the link to order. You will be ask to choose a demonstrator so Jane Allmark is me.

Have a good day, and catch you all tomorrow for day 3

Stampin Up Rose Garden thinlets

Morning everyone and a lovely sunny morning it is. Love the lighter days as rise early with sunshine and not dark now till nearly 8pm. So with Spring really on its way and Summer just round the corner the roses will soon be out for such a short time, but the smell is always lovely.

My recommendation for today is the rose garden thinlets by Stampin Up. See the link above to order and use me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

140619 priced £28 for 5 dies

As you can see they are big and versatile as you can cut into them to give colour variation.

First example cut the die out in black and colour in to give a stained glass effect.

Come back tomorrow for other examples and ideas to use the fab die set.

Stampin Up Happy Days

Happy days and it is a really happy day. Have some fantastic news I'm adopting a gorgeous little spaniel cross girl on Friday this week. It has been a long year since I lost my beloved Labrador from old age and it has taken me a long time to find a special companion. So very excited and today's card is a lovely scene builder set.

It takes three element stamps the bench, the child & kite and tree, put together to make the scene. Simply sponged with daubers for a muted look.

All Stampin up products are avilabkenthrough the link above. Use me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

Stampin Up Creating your own backgrounds.

Morning everyone. What a lovely weekend it is proving to be. Weather has been really spring like with sunshine and the lighter evenings are really fab.

Today I thought I'd talk about backgrounds. Creating a background is fun, easy and totally unique. It is a great way to colour coordinate or to just add a different dimension or texture to a card.

I have recently bought some burlap ribbon. It's a huge one and a quarter inches wide catalogue number 132140 is 4.6m long so if perfect as a border or wide trim on a card. As I'm not too much of a ribbon person as is a little twee for me this burlap is right up my street.

The background I used crumb cake probably the best neutral colour as goes with everything. Primrose petals added the colour accent to tone with the balloon. Pearls and candy dots added the final touch.

Simple, pretty with loads of texture a really fun card to do.

To order follow the catalogue link at top of page to go to Stampin Up official website and when ordering use Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

Stampin Up Botanical Blooms most popular

Morning everyone on this bright and sunny morning.

When you love what you do it rubs off and my favourite stamp set bundle is Botanical Blooms as I just love all the gorgeous flowers you can make and they are gorgeous for all sorts of projects. A bundle is a great way to buy as you get 15% off and get the stamp set, coordinating die and a pack of coordinating designer series paper.

I have been showcasing this set on the blog, Twitter and Facebook and my workshops and classes and it has proved my best seller, as a lot of you like me have bought this fab bundle.

140757 stamp set containing 17 stamps £15

140583 designer series paper £10 for 12 sheets of double sided 12"x12"

140625 framelits containing 14 dies for £30

Bundle of all three 140819 save 15% is £46.75

Click on the catalogue link at the top of the page use me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice to order.

Gorgeous example of recent card I made using the stamp set and dies.

Stampin Up Greetings Thinlets

Just a quickie to say a big thank you to everyone who bought from me during The last three months of Saleabration. Your custom is very much appreciated and I'm so glad that I have been able to introduce some of you to the wonderful world of Stampin Up.

The card is a mixture of the old and new. A lovely piece of dsp which was one of the freebies together with the Greetings Thinlets "thanks"

Ordering is simple as many of you know. Click on the catalogue link at the top of the page which will take you to the Stampin Up website and when ordering use me Jane Allmark as your demonstrator of choice.

Have a wonderful golden day.