Over the next week or so I will be showcasing the latest project I've been working on - an 8 piece stationery set.
All 8 pieces co-ordinate with each other and have one common theme - the Typeset Specialty Designer Series Paper. I have used Basic Black throughout my projects giving this set a really classy look that would not look out of place on a coffee table, in a handbag or at a business meeting!
Today's project is a covered notebook!
You can pick up inexpensive notebooks from a lot of bargain stores like Buyology (Southwest UK only) or from online stores such as Amazon. Asda even make a tiny notepad for 20p which I have used as part of my swaps for a forthcoming craft weekend that myself and 35 other Stampin' Up! Demonstrators are attending in a few weeks.
I've used the Hello You Thinlits Dies for the sentiment and added some Rhinestones.
All 8 pieces co-ordinate with each other and have one common theme - the Typeset Specialty Designer Series Paper. I have used Basic Black throughout my projects giving this set a really classy look that would not look out of place on a coffee table, in a handbag or at a business meeting!
Today's project is a covered notebook!
You can pick up inexpensive notebooks from a lot of bargain stores like Buyology (Southwest UK only) or from online stores such as Amazon. Asda even make a tiny notepad for 20p which I have used as part of my swaps for a forthcoming craft weekend that myself and 35 other Stampin' Up! Demonstrators are attending in a few weeks.
I've used the Hello You Thinlits Dies for the sentiment and added some Rhinestones.
On the inside cover, I have added a handy sticky tab page. You can pick these up from Morrison's at a bargain price of 50p!
I would love to hear from you if you like this notebook!
Here is a sneak peek of the complete collection of 8 projects!
Over the next week or so I will be showcasing the latest project I've been working on - an 8 piece stationery set.
All 8 pieces co-ordinate with each other and have one common theme - the Typeset Specialty Designer Series Paper. I have used Basic Black throughout my projects giving this set a really classy look that would not look out of place on a coffee table, in a handbag or at a business meeting!
Today's project is a covered notebook!
You can pick up inexpensive notebooks from a lot of bargain stores like Buyology (Southwest UK only) or from online stores such as Amazon. Asda even make a tiny notepad for 20p which I have used as part of my swaps for a forthcoming craft weekend that myself and 35 other Stampin' Up! Demonstrators are attending in a few weeks.
I've used the Hello You Thinlits Dies for the sentiment and added some Rhinestones.
On the inside cover, I have added a handy sticky tab page. You can pick these up from Morrison's at a bargain price of 50p!
I would love to hear from you if you like this notebook!
Here is a sneak peek of the complete collection of 8 projects!
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!
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