Showing posts with label Painted Petals Stamp Set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painted Petals Stamp Set. Show all posts
Continuing with my unofficial theme of quick cards, here are some simple notelets I made to say thank you for those who purchased retired Stampin' Up! products from me via eBay.


I co-ordinated the cardstock and ink using the Stampin' Up! colours Baked Brown Sugar, Strawberry Slush, Pistachio Pudding & Crisp Cantaloupe from the In Colour 2013 - 2015 collection.
I then used the Painted Petals Photopolymer stamp set (currently still available in the Stampin' Up! Spring Summer catalogue) to stamp my images and sentiment onto the Naturals White cardstock.
I love the Naturals White Cardstock and simply can't understand why is taken me over a year to order it and try it. I really feel this cardstock can give your projects a softer look. Please leave me a comment to let me know which Stampin' Up! products you initially overlooked and now can't live without!
Another quick card and a tip from me today! If you are short on time, cut a beautiful piece of Designer Series Paper and matching cardstock, stamp your sentiment and punch it out. Put it all together with some adhesive and you have a quick but lovely card!
I sent this card to a relative a few weeks ago when I really didn't have time to design and make a birthday card. It only took me 5 minutes and whilst its very simple, I do think it looks lovely and I feel it's still more personal than a shop bought card.
The Painted Petals Designer Series Paper is still available for a few months in the Stampin' Up! Spring Summer Catalogue. It's almost too beautiful to cut...
Pinkies Stampin' Up! 2015 Spring Summer Catalogue Blog Hop! feat. Mini Treat Bag Thinlit Dies
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Thank you for joining us on another Pinkies Blog Hop! We're showcasing lots of gorgeous projects using products from the new Stampin' Up!® Spring/Summer Catalogue. Simply use the buttons at the end of each post to keep hopping!
If you have arrived here from Sarah's blog, thanks for stopping by! I really hope you enjoy looking at the projects we have made!
Have you had a chance to browse through the Spring/Summer Catalogue 2015 yet? There are so many fabulous products. I now have a supply of catalogues, so please do let me know if you would like me to post a copy to you.
My project today features 3 versions of the NEW Mini Treat Bag using the Thinlits™ Dies. This product is so versatile, I can think of so many uses for this!
This is my Wedding Favour Mini Treat Bag. I love the subtle colours in the Something Borrowed Designer Series Paper and thought I would keep the overall design quite clean and simple.
Here is my Retro Party Mini Treat Bag using the Painted Blooms Designer Series Paper. This would be perfect for an 80's party (or even a kids party). This version really utilises all of the dies included with the Mini Treat Bag Thinlits™ Dies. Whilst this is not my natural style, I loved putting these bold colours together, it was so much fun!
My final version is my Garden Party Mini Treat Bag. I have used the Painted Blooms Designer Series Paper again. I added a lovely bow made using the Bow Builder Punch to finish this off perfectly.
If you would like to order the Mini Treat Bag Thinlits™ Dies and a pack of Designer Series Paper for your project, please click on the pictures listed under supplies used to take you to my online shop or contact me through the Social Media Icons at the top and bottom of the page. Ordering these two items means you will qualify for FREE Sale-a-Bration products!
I can't wait to see what projects you have made, please post pictures on my facebook page or post a link to your blog under comments.
I would also love it if you would subscribe to my blog, so you can keep up to date with my latest creations!
Next we have Em's blog! Press next to continue hopping to see all of the fabulous Pinkies creations using products from the Spring/Summer catalogue.
Retro Party Mini Treat Bag supplies used
Garden Party Mini Treat Bag supplies used
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