When you create your own cards, sometimes they won’t fit into a standard envelope. That’s never a worry with the Envelope Punch Board! You can create any size envelope to fit your creation. Measure your card and then check the chart located right on the Envelope Punch Board and you’ll know the size your paper needs to be and where to score your paper.
I needed an envelope for a gift certificate that measured 5″ x 5″ so I pulled out my Envelope Punch Board. and made a custom envelope. According to the chart above, I needed to cut my Foil Frenzy Designer Series Paper to 8 1/8″ x 8 1/8″ and score the paper at 4-1/8″. At the end of my post, you’ll find a great video from Stampin’ Up! showing how easy it is to make an envelope!(more…)
I have a sneak peek for you today from the Holiday Catalog which goes live on September 1, 2017! The Trim Your Stockings Thinlits Dies immediately caught my eye because you can create gift card holders and I love gift card holders. You can create a cute Stocking gift card holder with these dies but I chose to make a pillow box.
The Polished Stone Technique really is a lot of fun and in a previous post I shared how to do it. You can see that post here. I needed a birthday card last week and had this background just sitting on my craft table waiting for me to use it. It’s very hard to see in the picture, but the surface is very shiny because glossy paper is used.
I used the stamp set Watercolor Words and stamped my sentiment using Memento Ink. I wasn’t sure how it was going to work on the glossy paper but it was fine, I just needed to let it sit overnight. I’m thinking that Archival Ink would have been better but I’ll have to try that another time. I embossed “to you” with white embossing powder on Basic Black paper and used the stamp set Happy Birthday Gorgeous. I popped the sentiment with Mini Stampin Dimensionals.
I used Bermuda Bay for the base of the card and Basic Black for the second layer.
Stamping Supplies: Unfortunately I don’t remember which combination of reinkers I used to create my background but I do know one color was Bermuda Bay. It’s possible I also used Island Indigo, but I am not sure. For more information about these supplies, click on each individual picture below.
Have you ever wondered what ‘s inside an orange Paper Pumpkin box? Today’s video will show you exactly what was included in the August 2017 Paper Pumpkin Kit! (If you’re viewing this in an email, click here to see the video).
With a Paper Pumpkin kit, there’s no cutting or measuring! The kit this month included all the supplies, even adhesive, needed to create notecards and a cute note card gift box. When you subscribe, a new kit is sent out each month and you’ll always receive an exclusive stamp set and at least one Stampin’ Spot (a small ink pad). Plus, you can always find instructions inside the box as well as a video on the Stampin’ Up! Paper Pumpkin YouTube channel, that will show you exactly how to put the cards/projects together. That’s something I really appreciate! Paper Pumpkin customers can also purchase refills, while supplies last.
Want to give it a try? Get 50% off the September kit by signing up today. Use the Promo Code HALFOFF0917. This offer ends September 10th and is only valid for new subscribers. More Paper Pumpkin details can be found here.
After you receive your first box, if you love it, do nothing and the next box will arrive next month around the 20th! If for whatever reason Paper Pumpkin isn’t for you, simply cancel.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask! Don’t forget to use the Promo Code HALFOFF0917
Thankful Thoughts Card Kit
Place any size order at my Stampin’ Up! Online Store using the host code S9H3JGWA and I’ll send you my Thankful Thoughts Card Kit. Click herefor more details!
It’t time for another installment of Tool Time Tuesday! The product I’m going to focus on today is one that I now LOVE but HATED when it first came out. Yes, I hated it.
Happy Monday! I hope you had a nice weekend! Mine was very busy babysitting my granddaughter and grandson. It’s amazing how much energy a four year old (almost five) and a two year old have! I love spending time with these two precious people.
