Showing posts with label Something to Celebrate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Something to Celebrate. Show all posts
Friday, September 09, 2011
Sunday, September 04, 2011
Butterflies and bargains!
Tried out the inking onto the embossing folder technique on the two outer butterflies, The effect adds great texture and depth. I know it's a bit early for Mother's Day, the sentiment just seemed to fit the card!
Just had to share another bargain retiring set!
This set is now £18.57, a massive 40% saving of £12.38
Take advantage of the fab sale items,
and to help you along I'm offering
FREE postage on orders over £50
offer ends 30th Sept 2011
Saturday, September 03, 2011
Anniversary card and retiring items...
Had some time to play last night after I finished the preparation for a birthday Crafty Party. Used the stamps from the retiring (boohoo) Hostess Set Punch Potpourri and Something to Celebrate.
It's been an exciting and traumatic week for Stampin Up hostesses in the UK as they've revealed which stamp sets and other items are retiring. This basically means that on the 1st October they will no longer be available and a new idea book and catalogue will be in operation. Now that's the fun part, we've already had a sneak preview of the new catalogue, and although we're sad to see some favourites go, we're really excited to be able to share some lovely new products with you.
As usual, the quality is second to none, the colour co ordination is impeccable and the attention to detail is beautiful. I am awaiting delivery of some new products to play with and show you.
Before that, just wanted to encourage you to look at the retiring list HERE, and a few of the items going AND that are reduced! Please contact me ASAP to place an order, as these items can sell out fast!
Neighbourhood Wheel was £8.50 now £5.10
Sweet Birthday stamp was £6.95 now £5.21
Basic Phrases was £33.95 now £25.46
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Over on "In Love With Stamping", Claire has set a colour challenge, if you would like to have a go click here. It's to use the colours
Night of Navy
Old Olive
and Daffodil Delight
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