Stampin' Up! Twitterpated Dress Card

I am still up to my ears in boxes, packing & sorting and have not had time to show you any of the cards I have made with the new Autumn/Winter Mini products.  Whilst I was at Paperific, I had the opportunity to work with some amazing creative ladies.  We all made display boards and one in particular caught my eye.  Felicity had made a board featuring Twitterpated - the new DSP that features in the Autumn/Winter mini.  I just love the old world feel of this paper and her board inspired me to crack open my new packet of Twitterpated & create this card.

There are lots of these dress cards out there.  I saw one like this on Pinterest recently.  If you click on the Follow Me On Pinterest  button on the right -->  you can see my pin boards and maybe you might just be inspired too!  

Twitterpated Dress Card

Stamp Set: Tiny Tags 
Paper: Basic Grey, Baja Breeze, Blushing Bride, Twitterpated DSP, In Colour DSP.
Ink: Stayz On Black.

Ribbon:  Baja Breeze 1/2" Seam Binding Ribbon

Cool Tools: Tag Punch, Eyelet Border Punch, Score Tool.

Stampin' Up! Card Folio

Hi again.  I have been a bit busy packing boxes and getting our house ready for sale so my creating has had to take a back seat for a little while.   I am planning a Mother's Day class on Thursday 26th April @ 7pm  -shoot me an email if you are interested in coming along.  We are making a card folio and 4 cards to go inside and will be based on my popular Mocha Morning set.  Here is the link to those cards.

Today I had a few minutes hours to make a prototype of the card holder we will be making.  It is still in the evolving stage but I thought I would show you how it was coming along. The one we make won't be these colours & won't use this stamp set, but you can get a general idea of the shape from the photo.  After taking so long to make I decided I had to show you all the fruits of my labour.   Phew! It took forever to figure out without a template but I think I have the shape sorted out!  Yay for the scoring tool!  Love it - especially for boxes, folios and 3D projects. I have decided I am geometrically challenged :( as this took way too long to figure out.  Next time I am going to youtube for answers!!!

Mixed Bunch & Blossom Punch - Pool Party & Island Indigo Card Folio.   

Stamp Set: Mixed Bunch
Paper: Island Indigo, Pool Party, In Colour DSP.
Ink: Pool Party, Island Indigo

Cool Tools: In Colour Brads, Blossom punch, Paper snips, Score Tool.

Thanks For Looking,

TRICIA 

Paperific Expo Melbourne, 2012 - Stampin' Up! Stand

Hi Everyone.
I had a great time yesterday meeting lots of lovely like minded crafting ladies at Paperific.  I even met a few from down my way which was really nice.  Jane and Rose have done so much work and really pulled off a great stand this year.  There is so much to see and do in our stand and lots of amazing works of art.  Here are a few snaps Simone took yesterday - Thanks Simone!  Silly me forgot my camera in the morning rush but as you can see from some of these photos there is a lot on offer.  It really is a paper crafters heaven with lots of stalls selling their wares, plus many have classes and make and takes.

Here I am proudly showing off our work.  

Book to Look Cake - Yummy looking and full of prizes!

Lots of great ideas

More cards!

There are still 2 more days of Paperific to go - so if you get a chance to pop into the stand - say hello to the girls and take the time to check out the demonstrations, classes and make and takes on offer. 

Thanks for looking,

Tricia

Stampin' UP! Under The Big Top Easel Card

My son Finn is turning 4 this week - Wow doesn't time fly!  He loves elephants so I used the Under The Big Top stamp set to create an easel card for him.  I made his sister an easel card for her birthday so I thought I had better make him one too!  It is a tad bright - hope he has his sunglasses on when he opens it up :D

Birthday Boy - Under The Big Top Card 

Stamp Set: Under The Big Top 
Paper: Real Red, Tempting Turquoise, Whisper White, Big Top Birthday DSP
Ink: Stayz On Black, Real Red, Basic Grey, Tempting Turquoise.

Ribbon:  Real Red 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon. 

Cool Tools: Dimensionals, Aqua Painter, Scoring Tool, 1" Circle punch, 1 3/8" Circle punch, Lollipop Alphabet & Numbers Sizzlet

Thanks For Looking,

TRICIA 

Stampin' Up! Open Sea

Well I'm back from a refreshing holiday to Bright, Victoria.  It was lovely weather but all the surrounding towns were flooded as part of this crazy weather we have been having.  The house we stayed in was great and we had no flooding so all was good in the end.   I took along a small bag full of goodies to make some nautical cards whilst I was away.  What a great stamp set this Open Sea is.  Great for masculine cards which seem to be rather scarce here.  I used some of the Nautical Expedition DSP on some of them but knowing this won't be available soon I tried to create some cards without it.

Open Seas & Nautical Expedition DSP - Not Quite Navy, Cherry Cobbler & Crumb Cake

Open Seas & Nautical Expedition DSP - Cherry Cobbler & Early Espresso

These two cards use the Nautical Expedition DSP which coordinate perfectly.  I could only use limited colours and ribbons - one can only carry so much when travelling ;)    I chose Cherry Cobbler and Not Quite Navy for the 1st card but also added a touch of crumb cake.  The 2nd card I used the DSP, Cherry Cobbler, Whisper white and Early Espresso.  I had planned on adding a sentiment to this card but hadn't packed any suitable ones.  

Open Seas and Wonderfully Worn

Both these cards use the Wonderfully Worn background stamp in Early Espresso instead of using DSP.  Similar in design with just a change of colours and card stock.  I prefer the 1st one as I was able to add a sentiment  from Afterthoughts (retired).  I was also able to hang the anchor from the twine here too.  I had planned on embossing the anchor but forgot to pack my embossing powder(silly me).

Now I just have to find a few good men to give these to.

Thanks For Looking,

TRICIA 

Stampin' Up! Sale-A-Bration Cards continued...

Hi Again!  Can you tell I am loving these Sale-A-Bration sets or what?  I have another instalment for you - 3 more cards using the everyday enchantment DSP and Outlined Occasions.  All 3 cards use scraps of the DSP and are a great way to use up any little bits of DSP you have laying around.   Banners are so in right now so I figured why not jump on the bandwagon!

Sale-A-Bration Banner.  I had seen a similar card to this on Pinterest using non Stampin' Up! Products. I loved the design and thought it would work well with the current sale-a-bration products.   

Postage Stamp Happy Birthday Card based on one by Dawn Olchefke.  I love how you can show all the Everyday Enchantment DSP on one card.

Outlined Occasions Banner Card.  I just love Pool Party, Lucky Limeade and Calypso Coral together!   

Which one is your favourite?  Some lucky ladies in my Sale-A-Bration Class tonight are making 2 of these cards.  They will have to wait till tonight to find out which two they are making!  

Thanks For Looking,

TRICIA 

Stampin' Up! Sale-A-Bration Scrapbook Page

OMG! Yes you did read correctly - A scrapbook page!  Now pick yourself up off the floor and sit back on your seat so you can actually look at it!  And yes, I used the Sale-A-Bration everyday enchantment DSP.  Ok, so it is a 6x6 page but hey it is still a scrapbook page!  Many years ago I did a lot of scrapbooking but haven't gone there for over 5 years.  I have been enjoying making cards and had lost interest in scrapbooking.  One of my New Years resolutions was to start scrapbooking again.  At least I tried  :)  My new favourite colour is Soft Suede....have you noticed?  

Sale-A-Bration 6 x 6 Scrapbook Page.  

Stamp Set: Field Flowers, 
Paper: Calypso Coral, Very Vanilla, Soft Suede, Everyday Enchantment DSP (Sale-A-Bration) 
Ink: Soft Suede

Ribbon:  Organdy Ribbon - Calypso Coral, Soft Suede 3/8" Soft Suede Taffeta Ribbon.

Cool Tools: Neutral flower brads, Beautiful Butterflies Die, Bigshot, Boho Blossoms punch, Pearls, Lace Ribbon Border punch, Curly Label punch.

Thanks For Looking,

TRICIA