Showing posts with label International Highlights Top Ten Winners Blog Hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label International Highlights Top Ten Winners Blog Hop. Show all posts
Top Ten International Highlights Winners Blog Hop December 2020
Monday, December 28, 2020 United Kingdom
Welcome to the International Blog Highlights winners hop!
I am blog hopping with the lovely Kylie Bertucci and the other nine winners of the International Blog Highlights that Kylie hosted in December.
You'll be spoilt with inspiration today from papercrafters and Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all of the world.
I'd like to dedicate my card to those of you who took the time to check out my thank you cards and vote for me earlier this month - THANK YOU so much!
I die cut 'thanks' from the Well Written dies from Balmy Blue Glimmer paper which is retiring soon.
I hope you have enjoyed my project today!
The card I've created uses a variety of Stampin' Up! products and features two of my favourite colours - Seaside Spray and Blushing Bride.
I inked up the All Things Fabulous stamp set and used Fabulous Floral dies for the very first time - I bought the bundle in September and then got totally wrapped up in festive card making.
I must say, at first glance, the photopolymer stamps did appear complicated but they really aren't. I really enjoyed at stamping with this set so expect to see some more cards created using the All Things fabulous bundle on my blog soon.
I used the Fancy Phrases stamp set for the background stamping and also for the sentiment. Underneath the sentiment is the lovely Seaside Spray Scalloped Linen Ribbon.
I die cut an oval using the Layering Ovals dies and dry embossed it with the Dainty Diamonds embossing folder, before adding the flowers and the foliage die cut using the Forever Flourishing dies.
I had previously promised on my blog that it was the last time I was using the Balmy Blue Glimmer paper but I'm making no apologies for using it again as I love it!
I also added a thin strip on the right hand side of my card along with a strip of the 2019 - 2021 In Colour Designer Series Paper.
For my final touch, I added a couple of Blue Adhesive Backed Gems.
If you have the time, I'd love to hear from you! You can leave a comment further down this page. If you aren't already subscribing to my blog to receive updates by email you can join the mailing list here.
Before you go, make sure you check out all of the projects in this blog hop! If you've joined the hop here, my name is Kim Price. All you need to do is find my name in the list below and then click on the name underneath it to visit their blog. Continue down the list and then up to the top again until you get back to mine!
Top Ten Winners Blog Hop List
Welcome to the International Blog Highlights winners hop!
I am blog hopping with the lovely Kylie Bertucci and the other nine winners of the International Blog Highlights that Kylie hosted in December.
You'll be spoilt with inspiration today from papercrafters and Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all of the world.
I'd like to dedicate my card to those of you who took the time to check out my thank you cards and vote for me earlier this month - THANK YOU so much!
I die cut 'thanks' from the Well Written dies from Balmy Blue Glimmer paper which is retiring soon.
I hope you have enjoyed my project today!
Top Ten Winners Blog Hop List
The card I've created uses a variety of Stampin' Up! products and features two of my favourite colours - Seaside Spray and Blushing Bride.
I inked up the All Things Fabulous stamp set and used Fabulous Floral dies for the very first time - I bought the bundle in September and then got totally wrapped up in festive card making.
I must say, at first glance, the photopolymer stamps did appear complicated but they really aren't. I really enjoyed at stamping with this set so expect to see some more cards created using the All Things fabulous bundle on my blog soon.
I used the Fancy Phrases stamp set for the background stamping and also for the sentiment. Underneath the sentiment is the lovely Seaside Spray Scalloped Linen Ribbon.
I die cut an oval using the Layering Ovals dies and dry embossed it with the Dainty Diamonds embossing folder, before adding the flowers and the foliage die cut using the Forever Flourishing dies.
I had previously promised on my blog that it was the last time I was using the Balmy Blue Glimmer paper but I'm making no apologies for using it again as I love it!
I also added a thin strip on the right hand side of my card along with a strip of the 2019 - 2021 In Colour Designer Series Paper.
For my final touch, I added a couple of Blue Adhesive Backed Gems.
If you have the time, I'd love to hear from you! You can leave a comment further down this page. If you aren't already subscribing to my blog to receive updates by email you can join the mailing list here.
Before you go, make sure you check out all of the projects in this blog hop! If you've joined the hop here, my name is Kim Price. All you need to do is find my name in the list below and then click on the name underneath it to visit their blog. Continue down the list and then up to the top again until you get back to mine!
Top Ten Winners Blog Hop List
International Blog Hop - A Bunch of Balloons Birthday Cards + Make & Take Kit Giveaway!
Tuesday, August 9, 2016 Somerset, UK
Today I am joining a group of demonstrators from around the world to show you ideas and inspiration using the latest Stampin' Up!® products that are available to purchase right now.
You may just be starting the blog hop here at my blog or you may have come from the person previous to me in the list. If you get off track at any time, the full lineup below will help you move along from blog to blog so you can see all of the projects.
If you live in the UK, I would love to assist you with purchasing Stampin' Up!® products or help you with any questions you may have.
My project today features the Balloon Builders photopolymer stamp set and the coordinating Balloon Bouquet punch.
There is so much inspiration on Pinterest, which is right where I looked when creating this project. My inspiration is taken from a number of cards - click here to see cards on Pinterest made using this stamp set.
This project was actually designed for a make and take that I created for a group of 40+ fellow demonstrators at a crafty weekend in Birmingham held by my upline Michelle Last. We had so much fun. There were 6 make and takes altogether and we had 3 hours to make them - time certainly flies when you are having fun!
I've made two versions of this card so you can see how versatile the design is by just using different colours and accessories.
I've used Pink Pirouette, Blushing Bride & Watermelon Wonder, a watercolour background using Pink Pirouette, coordinating Subtles Enamel Shapes and Cooper Metallic Thread. For the other card I have used Soft Sky, Pool Party and Island Indigo, a watercolour background using Soft Sky, coordinating Subtles Enamel Shapes and Silver Metallic Thread.
I hope you've enjoyed my project today. For a chance to win a free kit to make this card, please subscribe to receive my blog posts by clicking here. On 13th August I will randomly select two new subscribers plus one existing subscriber to receive the kit. All you will need is adhesive to put it all together!
Thank you so much for taking the time to hop around our blogs, there are so many amazing ideas and inspiration here that you don't want to miss a thing. Remember, my name is Kim Price and you are currently at my blog - Handmade by Kim. Make sure you check out the blog hop line up below to see who is next in the list and click on the link to visit their blog.
And don't forget to leave a comment, we just love to receive them!
Thank you so much for taking the time to hop around our blogs, there are so many amazing ideas and inspiration here that you don't want to miss a thing. Remember, my name is Kim Price and you are currently at my blog - Handmade by Kim. Make sure you check out the blog hop line up below to see who is next in the list and click on the link to visit their blog.
And don't forget to leave a comment, we just love to receive them!
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