This was a set I made at a craft day I held on Sunday. You may have seen the gift bag before as I designed this first and then added a matching card at a later date.

I have a YouTube video for the bag which is completely my own design, I would love for you to check this out as it's my first YouTube tutorial.

If you would like to order any of the products I have used, please let me know!

There's less than 3 weeks left of the biggest and best Stampin' Up! promotion of the year called Sale-a-Bration. For every £45 you spend you can choose a free gift from the Sale-a-Bration Catalogues and if your order exceeds £200 you will earn an extra £20 in Stampin' Rewards! Why don't you have a browse of these catalogues to see what you could choose for free with qualifying orders between now and 31st March 2017.

There's less than 3 weeks left of the biggest and best Stampin' Up! promotion of the year called Sale-a-Bration. For every £45 you spend you can choose a free gift from the Sale-a-Bration Catalogues and if your order exceeds £200 you will earn an extra £20 in Stampin' Rewards! Why don't you have a browse of these catalogues to see what you could choose for free with qualifying orders between now and 31st March 2017.

Today I am taking part in Kylie Bertucci's Stampin' Up! Blog Highlight. Our theme for this highlight is Get Well Soon. My husband Phil had a minor operation on his hand last week so this theme fitted perfectly with real life events. (Thanks Kylie!)


I designed this card so that it could suit either a female or male recipient. The A Little Foxy Designer Series Paper is so cute but isn't necessarily "girly" so I felt it was suitable for this card. This was my last piece of this paper, so I may have to just order another pack as it is likely to retire in May just before the new Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue is published.

You may have seen me use this particular pattern a few times before and each time I make this the main feature of the card. To give it some extra detail, I tore the patterned paper and Perfect Plum cardstock by hand and I am really pleased with the effect, which leaves lots of white space at the bottom of the card.

I decorated the inside too with the reverse piece of torn patterned paper and added some more torn Perfect Plum cardstock. The sentiment I have used is the same on the front and inside of the card and comes from the Iconic Occasions Stamp Set that is available as a Hostess set in the 2017 Stampin' Up! Spring Summer catalogue. If you want to know how you would go about getting this stamp set, please get in touch with me!


You can order all of the products I have used to create this card from my online shop (find Shop Online in the menu bar at the top of the screen) - however if you would like to get in touch to place your order, ask a question or request a catalogue - you can contact me through any of my social media channels found in the sidebar, or you can simply email me by clicking here.

If you like my card, I would really appreciate your vote. Just click on the button below and find my project under number 36. To vote, all you have to do is click on the heart in the top right hand corner.

I am so honoured to take part in this blog hop alongside these amazing Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all around the world. To view all of the amazing projects they have made, please scroll down to the end of this post and click the links to visit their blogs.

I'd like to say a big thank you, I wouldn't be featuring in this blog hop today without all of the amazing blog readers of all of the demonstrators who showcased their work in Kylie's International Blog Highlights and who took the time to cast a vote.
I made this album based on a mini scrapbook that my upline Michelle Last designed for a Pinkies team training day. The actual design is completely all of my original work but I can't take any credit for the fantastic layout and great instructions that I have referred to time and time again. Thanks Michelle!

I work full time as a Finance Manager and I have the best team of staff. I love to make things for them, when the occasion arises. One of my team had a baby boy last year and I made her a similar book (I will blog about it soon). When my team member Andrew announced his partner Lauren was expecting, I knew that I had an excuse to make another.


I have great fun designing these albums and I always feel quite sad parting with them when the time comes. Both versions I have made are completely unique and for this version I chose to use muted tones of beige to match the gifts we had bought for them and their baby boy Bailey.

The colours I have used are Whisper White, Crumb Cake and Sahara Sand.

I decorated the album using two different stamp sets. The stamp set I used the most in this project is the Made With Love stamp set - the cute animals and sentiments for the cards are just perfect. I also used the Baby Bear stamp set for the message 'Welcome to the world' on the front cover.


I used various framelits and thinlit dies to decorate the album, I used the Hello You Thinlit dies for the die cut the Hello sentiment on the front cover. I used the Layering Ovals Framelit Dies, Layering Circle Framelit Dies and Stitched Shapes Framelit Dies throughout the album for all of the ovals and circles. I just love the look the stitching effect gives, just the right amount of interest and detail so your eye is still drawn to the stamped image. I also used the Up & Away Thinlit Dies for the hot air balloon, the Baby's First Framelits Dies for the baby grows and the Large Letters Framelit Dies for the centre where I spelled out Bailey's name. I was in die cutting heaven!

I usually buy a card for everyone at work to sign for birthdays and special occasions, I felt a a shop bought or a handmade card for this occasion would be too small for all 22 of us to sign and I wanted to make something handmade and unique.

With this in mind, the idea to make a keepsake album came about. Instead of leaving spaces for photos, I included pockets where I could put note cards we wrote our congratulations messages on. Each card is double sided and can easily be taken out to read both sides. They can't fall out easily either, so no worrying they will be lost.


I hope you enjoyed today's project and thank you for taking the time to visit my blog - don't forget to let me know you were here by leaving a comment, we all love to receive them.

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I wanted to take this opportunity to say a massive thank you to everyone who voted for me in the last Blog Highlight a few weeks ago, I was very lucky to finish in joint 6th place and I have now been offered a place in a blog hop taking place next month, which is being organised by Kylie. It will feature creations from all of the top 10 winners, how exciting!
To make this card, I die cut 7 hot air balloons out of Basic Gray cardstock and layered them together to give the die cut image on this card lots of dimension. To do this I used Tombow adhesive and a foam brayer - just be careful not to get glue on everything!!!

For the card base, I have added a layer of Sweet Sugarplum cardstock on top of a layer of Basic Gray cardstock. I then used the A Little Foxy Designer Series Paper for the final layer. I love these colours together.


Voting is now live over on Kylie's blog and I would love, love, love it if you could click here to see what everyone has made and cast your votes. The top ten winners will get to be part of an international blog hop.

If you like my project, I would very much appreciate you voting for me. All you have to do is look up picture number 9, check it says my name Kim Price and click the heart in the top right hand corner.