Showing posts with label Magic in This Night Suite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magic in This Night Suite. Show all posts
Today I am breaking away from Christmas crafting - but only temporarily!
Here is my Trifold Mini Album which I am entering into this weeks Global Design Project #GDP268.
When you CASE the designer over at GDP you can "take what you like from the design and make it your own. It might be the stamp set - the colors, the layout, the theme, the images - whatever you like that has inspired you to make a card of your own"
I hope you can see elements of Charlett's design in my Trifold Mini Album?
I've used absolutely loads of Stampin' Up! products to create this album! I usually like to stick to a suite or a bundle but for this project, I needed more choice.
I knew once Halloween was over I wanted to use the Magic in This Night patterned paper for a non Halloween project and here it is! What do you think? I bet you thought for a minute, where is that paper from?
I've paired the gorgeous black flowery patterned paper with Petal Pink cardstock and Petal Pink Organdy ribbon. This colour combo really works for me (it's actually the colours of my branding)
Inside the album, I have used the black flowery pattern again, along with the black stripey pattern - also from the Magic in This Night DSP. I used the Layering Circles dies to die cut scalloped squares from Petal Pink cardstock to sit underneath the DSP squares.
The Petal Pink flower pattern is from the Peony Garden DSP and I have added the Scalloped Ede using the Peony dies.
Who would have thought these two designer series papers would work so well together?
I embossed Whisper White cardstock with the Dainty Diamonds embossing folder for the background for all three squares. I have added circle outlines die cut from Basis Black cardstock using the Layering Circle dies.
I have used the Well Said stamp set to pick three sentiments which are perfect for an album you are creating for your significant other. I used the Layering Ovals dies and Rectangle stitched dies to cut them out.
The flowers are from the Forever Blossom Stamp set and have been die cut with the Cherry Blossom dies. They have been lightly coloured with Petal Pink Stampin' Blends.
As a final touch I have added Champagne Basic Rhinestone Jewels
I created this album using directions created by Michelle Last - thank you! I don't understand why it's taken me so long to make a trifold album.... it is such a lovely project and I'll certainly be making one again!
Happy Halloween!
It's finally here and so is my last Halloween papercraft project of the year.
This card is inspired by one of my (many) favourite films. I'm a huge TV & Movie fan. I'm a thriller and action girl at heart but I do LOVE the Twilight books and films.
So here is the quote that inspired this card...
"I've considered radioactive spiders and kryptonite....."
This is a famous quote from the first Twilight film. If you google it you will find many references to it.
Here are some stills from the scene when Bella is trying to work out what it is that makes Edward different.
In case you are not a Twilight fan or have never heard of it, Bella finds out that Edward is a vampire - a 100 year old vampire, who can run very fast and doesn't eat or sleep. They fall in love and.... well you have to read the books or watch the films to find out!
Now back to the papercraft....
I selected Granny Apple Green to go alongside the Black cardstock base, which I have embossed with the Cobweb Embossing Folder.
I'll admit, Granny Apple Green is not a favourite of mine but it just works so well for Halloween, I just had to use it.
I really wanted to stamp Granny Apple Green spiders but I don't have the ink pad - so I stamped them in Memento Black ink and coloured the white space with the Granny Apple Green Stampin' Blends!
Like I did in my first Halloween project of this year, I applied Versamark ink over the whole surface of the spider and then added clear embossing powder, heat setting it for a glossy finish.
It was so much fun crafting with the Magic in This Night Suite by Stampin' Up! this year
Thank you to my subscribers for sticking with me while I shared my love of Halloween through my papercraft projects.
Do you have any Halloween plans? Let me know by leaving a comment!
I'm hoping to watch a TV show called Most Haunted that I've followed from the very beginning - since 2002. It's a Halloween tradition for me, I love watching their ghost hunts!
Most Haunted is mainly on YouTube these days - you can find their channel here. I've seen some pretty crazy stuff happen on live shows over the years but I still live in hope that I will one day see a ghost appear on the screen!
An overnight stay in a haunted place has been on my bucket list for years - one day I hope to visit one of two places in the south west of England - Shepton Mallet Jail or Bodmin Jail. I've been to the Jamaica Inn but it was during the day and didn't feel that spooky.
Have a great Halloween everyone and stay safe whatever you are doing x
This super cute box is quick and simple to make. I have followed a fab video tutorial by Angie Juda aka Chic' n Scratch, which you can find here.
I've pretty much copied the entire design down to the paper choice and ribbon - everything except the centre piece decoration.
I've used the Magic in This Night Designer Series Paper, Halloween Magic dies, Black Glitter Paper, Layering Circles dies and Black Glittered Organdy Ribbon - all from Stampin' Up!
I've used the Magic in This Night Designer Series Paper, Halloween Magic dies, Black Glitter Paper, Layering Circles dies and Black Glittered Organdy Ribbon - all from Stampin' Up!
Come back tomorrow for my last Halloween project!
For all of you non Halloween fans, please hang on in there, normal service will resume from Monday!
Welcome back to another Ink.Stamp.Share Blog Hop!
If you have arrived here from Jo Blackmans blog, a very warm welcome to you! Jo creates the most stunning projects. I can't wait to hop round myself and see what everyone has created.
The theme today is Autumn/Fall or Halloween so you'll find lot's of inspiration here for your seasonal papercraft projects.
To view all of today's projects, scroll down this page until you find the 'Next' button - simply click this button to be taken to the next blog and then repeat until you end up back here again!
Alternatively, you can click each name under the Roll Call to check out all of the amazing projects!
I've really enjoyed crafting for Halloween this year using the Magic in This Night designer series paper. This is the fifth project I've created and I'll be sharing my last one on Halloween which is just one week away!
I love thinking outside of the box and finding alternative uses for Stampin' Up! products - I've created a sparkly border using the Black Glittered Organdy ribbon.
I chose to use the Blackberry Bliss spider pattern for this card. Whilst I am absolutely petrified of spiders, this paper doesn't frighten me one little bit. It's stunning, so I bought an extra pack of the Magic in This Night patterned paper in the DSP sale.
To decorate my card, I die cut the a label from the Halloween Magic dies and embossed it with the Cobweb Embossing Folder. Just like my previous Halloween card, I've picked out the cobweb detail with my Clear Wink of Stella pen - although this time I was a little more heavy handed and the effect is not quite as subtle as I wanted to be.
Using the same stamp set, I stamped two spiders in Blackberry Bliss ink and die cut these with the coordinating dies. I added the spiders to my card using dimensionals to give the card some dimension.
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Roll Call
Welcome to the Stampin Dreams blog hop!
]To view all of the other projects, scroll down this page and find where it says 'You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!' and click the button underneath. Then simply click each photo in the gallery to check out each spooktacular creation!
We do hope you find lots of inspiration here today for your Halloween papercraft projects - to see more of my Halloween themed projects using the Magic in This Night Suite click here
Today I'm featuring another pattern from the fabulous Magic in This Night Designer Series Paper - this damask like design in Pretty Peacock is simply stunning and definitely not just for Halloween.
I love this patterned paper so much I actually ordered another pack in the DSP sale - this is so I can freely use my first pack, knowing I've got more stashed away!
To decorate my card (and aside from the ribbon) I've only used products in the Magic in This Night suite. Stampin' Up! make coordination so simple and that's why I won't go anywhere else for my papercraft supplies.
I die cut a label from the Halloween Magic dies and then embossed it with the Cobweb 3D embossing folder. I picked out the detail of the web using my clear Wink of Stella pen.
I used the Hallows Magic Night Stamp Set to created the centrepiece using Black Memento Ink and Pretty Peacock ink, die cutting the bats with the coordinating dies.
To complete my card and add a bit more sparkle, I added Black Glittered Organdy Ribbon.
Thank you so much for taking the time to visit my blog to see what I've created!
Now it's time to check out the other projects!
But before you go, I'd love to hear from you! Come and say hi by leaving a comment below!
Hello and welcome to the monthly Stamp N’ Blog Hop!
If you have just arrived from Laura Mackie's blog - isn't her project simply stunning?
If you're starting here, you can join the hop to see all of today's projects - all you have to do is scroll down this page until you find the 'Next' button. Then click 'Next' to be taken to the next blog and repeat until you end up back here again!
This month’s theme is 'Favourite DSP'
My favourite patterned paper changes quite often as we are spoilt for so much choice with ranges in both the Annual and Mini Stampin' Up! catalogues.
Right now my favourite patterned paper is the Magic in this Night DSP. I've been using it so much in the run up to Halloween and I can't wait to create non Halloween projects with it too.
I've got 3 more Halloween projects featuring this DSP to share with you between now and 31st October!
The project I'm sharing today are these super cute Halloween Treat Bags. I created this unique shaped treat bag over 3 years ago now and the original project is still my most popular blog post and most viewed video. Recently someone left a comment on YouTube asking for a larger size - challenge accepted, here it is!
I've filmed a video so you can see exactly how I made them. If you don't have time to watch it now, you could add it to your playlist on YouTube as I promise you, they are such a quick make and you'll find lot's of uses for them as they are suitable for all occasions!
I decided to use the various black patterned paper from the Magic in this Night DSP and pair them with elements created with neon like colours - I've used Magenta Madness, Gorgeous Grape, Granny Apple Green, Poppy Parade and Pumpkin Pie (only seen in the video)
I've also added Black Glittered Organdy Ribbon and Black Glitter Paper to give it a bit of sparkle.
Are you wondering where I got the matching twine from? Watch my video to find out!
Grab your scoreboard, scissors, bone folder and double-sided tape and note that all measurements are in inches
- Score at 1 3/4"
- Turn the paper clockwise once
- Score at 1 3/4" (to the score line)
- Score at 3 1/2"
- Score at 5 1/4 (to the score line)
- Score at 7"
If you would like to make a smaller version of this Treat Bag, I have another tutorial here.
Coming up on my blog, I have a Christmas Treat Bag to show you, slightly larger than this one. So you don't miss it, click here to sign up receive my blog posts by email.
If you have the time, it would be lovely if you could leave us comments to let us know you've stopped by! I'd love to know where you are from and your favourite DSP - current or retired.
Next up on the Stamp N' Hop blog hop we have Alison (aka The Inkspirational Crafter) who has created a wonderful project for you. Simply click next to hop from blog to blog to see all of the fabulous projects!
Roll Call
Welcome to the Howlin' Halloween Blog Hop!
If you have arrived from Sara's blog, let me introduce myself - I'm Kim and I live in Somerset in the UK. I adore Stampin' Up! products and haven't looked elsewhere since I was introduced to them way back in 2013.
You'll find lots of inspiration here today from Stampin' Up! demonstrators and papercrafters from Australia, Canada, USA and the UK.
If you've already been hopping, haven't all the projects been spooktacular!
We don't typically send cards in the UK but I still create them! Any excuse to craft with the products I love.....
As trick or treating won't be safe this year due to coronavirus, there is an alternative that someone somewhere in the UK has thought up to make it fun for the children. People will be placing pictures of pumpkins in their windows so children can go on a pumpkin hunt. Their parents are going to reward them for every pumpkin they spot. I think it's a lovely idea.
I didn't have any ribbon that matched so I got creative and coloured the Pool Party Sheer Ribbon with my Rich Razzleberry Stampin' Blends. Problem solved!
I love a bit of sparkle and Halloween is the perfect excuse to use the Black Glitter Paper.
The Magic in This Night Designer Series Paper is the BEST Halloween patterned paper I've seen in a while.
I've got some great projects coming up this month featuring this paper! I've resized my treat bag, which is my most popular blog post of all time (there will be a video tutorial for this) - plus I've got three more cards to show you!!
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The Hallows Night Magic bundle has everything you need! It has the perfect combination of stamps and dies for all of your Halloween projects.
It contains four useful sentiments that can work brilliantly for cards, invitations and treats plus a great variety of images you can stamp with matching dies to cut them out.
You also get two label dies (one which has a coordinating stamp). An edge die - which I've actually used on the inside of my card - I just forgot to take a picture. You also get a flower and leaf, which I have yet to use.
I am absolutely petrified of spiders but I love the life like spider stamps. That's the only spider I can handle, literally!
I hope you've enjoyed my project today! If you have the time I'd love you to leave me a comment to let me know you stopped by.
Next up is Alison and she has a fabulous project for you. Simply click on her name in the list below to visit her blog and then continue hopping until you end up back here!
Come back on Saturday for the World Card Making Day Blog Hop! I'm excited to share a birthday card I've created with you.
Global Design Project #GDP256 - CASE the Designer Kayla McCreadie
Friday, September 4, 2020 Bridgwater, UK
The challenge over at the Global Design Project this week is Case the designer Kayla McCreadie - check out her fabulous card!
When you case the designer you can choose which element(s) from the card you want to base your card on - I choose the background which is made up of die cuts of the same colour as the base of your card.
In the UK we don't celebrate Halloween anywhere as much as Americans do - we certainly don't send out cards for it! We could however create Halloween party invitations - just maybe not this year....
I love Halloween so you will find that I will always share a few Halloween projects on my blog. The colours in my card are totally me and match my living room. Every year for Halloween I bring out my aubergine glitter skulls - I just wish I could keep them out on display all year round!
I attached Adhesive Sheets to the Blackberry Bliss cardstock before I die cut the bats - I knew this would make it super easy to adhere the die cuts to the base of my card. Good thinking batman!
I die cut a label from Black Glitter Paper and attached this to my card with dimensionals. I layered on top of this a sentiment from the Hallows Night Magic stamp set. I stamped Happy Halloween in Blackberry Bliss, I used the Banners Pick a Punch to create the banner ends.
Its hard to tell in my photos but after I stamped the spiders and before I die cut them, I covered the cardstock in Versamark ink - I did this by directly using the ink pad onto the cardstock.
I applied clear embossing powder over the top and then set it with my heat tool. This gave the spiders a glossy look - it looks really effective but it's just impossible to capture in a photograph.
To complete my card, I added Rhinestones and Black Glittered Organdy Ribbon. This ribbon is an absolute dream to tie into a bow!
Did you know you can purchase the stamp set and dies I have used as a bundle? It's called the Hallows Night Magic Bundle and the great thing is you get 10% off when purchasing it as a bundle.
I hope you've enjoyed my project today - you can find my list of product recommendations when you click the image below. Don't forget to check out the other entries into this challenge over at Global Design Project!
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