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Big News from Stampin' Up!
Just out from Stampin Up!

The Big Shot is a big deal! And during October, you will get a FREE Big Shot (or up to $100 US/$125 CAN in free Stampin' Up! products) when they join the Stampin' Up! family! I have never seen an opportunity like this!!
And remember is you become a part of my group before October 22nd you can come to my Stamp Camp for free!!
Need some gift ideas?
Want to be creative without all the work?
Have I got a day for you!
Holiday Stamp Camp
Saturday, October 22nd
11am to 4pm Cost $40
Join my group (become a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator)
before October 22nd and camp is FREE!!
* Make 5 projects
* Receive written instructions
* Drawings
* Lunch
* Enjoy a day of creativity
and so much more!
Space is limited.
To guarantee your spot, send class fee ($40) today.
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Stampin' Up Independent Demonstrator
4570 Eliot Street
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 358-0836
Monday, September 12, 2011
September FMN Card Class
FMN Card Class
Saturday, September 17th @2 pm
(note new time)
Cost $15: make 5 all-occasion cards (with a detailed supply list) using Stampin' Up!’s products from the new 2010/2011 Idea Book & Catalog (three hour class)
Swap registration before Wed. Sept 14th!
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Measurements for a Convention Swap
Hi Stampers,
Aren't these the cutest little purses? I got all three of them as a swap this year at convention!! The red one in the back came from Joanna Ellis-Valenzuela (she said that the original idea came from France Martin). The white one in the front came from Linda Levenille. And the blue one in the back came from Carrie McCoy. Thank you ladies I loved the swaps!! Carrie's is held together by brads only, no adhesive. She did that so I could take it apart to get all the measurements to make it myself, so that is
what I did and now I would like to share them with you!!
Here is what the inside looks like. Linda's used 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon (pg. 195 of the IB&C, Idea Book and Catalog) for the handle on her purse. The handles are about 7" long.
Here I am pointing to the top edge of the purse. Carrie even stamped little butterflies from the Clearly for You stamp set (pg. 136 IB&C) on hers. I hope you can see them, cause they are cute. This piece of card stock is 1" x 3 1/2" folded in half, which makes it 1/2" x 3 1/2". You can also see how she held her purse together with the brands.
Here are the measurement. Start with a 6" x 6" piece of DSP (Designer Series Paper pg. 183-186 IB&C). Score one side at 2 1/2" and the side at 1 1/4". Then to make the sides of the purse, measure down 1 1/4" and score diagonal to where the two score lines meet. Then back up to the center. The clasp on the top is made from punches. Joanne used the Four Frames stamp set (pg. 141, IB&C) with the Decorative Label punch (pg. 209, IB&C). I hope you can see that in the first picture. Just fold over the label and add some velcro.
I plan to make purses for my kids' teachers. I will put a little chocolate in there. Just a little back to school treat/bride, I want my kids to get good grades (ha ha just joking).
Hope you enjoyed this little tutorial.
Have fun stamping!!
Kathy
Aren't these the cutest little purses? I got all three of them as a swap this year at convention!! The red one in the back came from Joanna Ellis-Valenzuela (she said that the original idea came from France Martin). The white one in the front came from Linda Levenille. And the blue one in the back came from Carrie McCoy. Thank you ladies I loved the swaps!! Carrie's is held together by brads only, no adhesive. She did that so I could take it apart to get all the measurements to make it myself, so that is
what I did and now I would like to share them with you!!
Here is what the inside looks like. Linda's used 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon (pg. 195 of the IB&C, Idea Book and Catalog) for the handle on her purse. The handles are about 7" long.
Here are the measurement. Start with a 6" x 6" piece of DSP (Designer Series Paper pg. 183-186 IB&C). Score one side at 2 1/2" and the side at 1 1/4". Then to make the sides of the purse, measure down 1 1/4" and score diagonal to where the two score lines meet. Then back up to the center. The clasp on the top is made from punches. Joanne used the Four Frames stamp set (pg. 141, IB&C) with the Decorative Label punch (pg. 209, IB&C). I hope you can see that in the first picture. Just fold over the label and add some velcro.
I plan to make purses for my kids' teachers. I will put a little chocolate in there. Just a little back to school treat/bride, I want my kids to get good grades (ha ha just joking).
Hope you enjoyed this little tutorial.
Have fun stamping!!
Kathy
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Thanks Sara for being a great cousin!!
Until next time,
Happy Stamping!!
Kathy
Monday, August 1, 2011
My Version of the Convention Card
Hi Stampers,
I wanted to share my version of the card I posted a few days ago. I was showing Phoebe (my best friend and fellow stamper) and she suggested I do the card in purple, her favorite color. So here it is:
I really like the original red tulip, but like the purple one too. I would love to hear what you think, leave a comment below!!
Until next time,
Happy Stamping,
Kathy
I wanted to share my version of the card I posted a few days ago. I was showing Phoebe (my best friend and fellow stamper) and she suggested I do the card in purple, her favorite color. So here it is:
I really like the original red tulip, but like the purple one too. I would love to hear what you think, leave a comment below!!
Until next time,
Happy Stamping,
Kathy
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