I’m here, honest, just finding everything that involves computers very difficult. Just had to reinstall my watermark programme, find my watermark
etc… all takes time. In fact, there's a rogue watermark lurking on these pictures which I will have to deal with another time.
I do have VERY exciting news to share,
although I am a couple of days behind other demonstrators. But the great news
is that now you can shop with me any time of day or night! No need to worry if
I’m at work, in the bath, in bed, or on holiday (I wish!), just visit my online store and
click away.
Now I haven’t had chance to test this
properly yet, so I would be very interested to hear how it goes. But all you
have to do to visit my all-new professional SU website and store, is click the
“Shop Now” button on the left. Or here, that should
work, too!
Apparently I can set up workshops so you
can order as part of a workshop, but I haven’t looked into that yet, so watch
this space.
Meanwhile, if you want to place and order,
just go for it!
This month’s Virtual Hostess Club order is
here and most orders are on their way or have been collected. Here’s a pic of
this month’s gift – a little box of orange jelly beans.
I decided to force myself out of my comfort
zone and use this season’s hot colour; Calypso Coral. I admit this is not one
of my favourites, but it’s cropping up everywhere – and, of course, it’s one of
the In Colors which is being saved from extinction and returning as a core
colour with the new catalogue in July.
It’s also one of the colours of the Washi
Tape you get with the This and That journal, so this was my first foray into
using this fab little product. I simply stamped my words, laid a strip of tape
underneath – which was easy because I could line it up nicely and reposition if
necessary – and then die-cut the shape.
Recognise the flower? Thought not. It’s
from a new set which is coming your way in June. I coloured them with a Calypso
Coral marker (and blender pen), cut them out (yes, all 10 of them!) and toped
them with an extra large rhinestone.
The box. Ah, I knew you’d be asking about
that. I have adapted it from one designed by Nichole Heady so that I could make
it from A4.
I began by cutting my A4 down to 8” x 11½”
and then scored as shown in the image. I stamped just the triangles, using
Whisper White on Midnight Muse. I think it goes rather well with Calypso Coral
and can feel a U-turn coming on…
Stamps: Best
of Flowers, Just Believe
Cardstock:
Midnight Muse, Whisper White
Paper: Tea
Party
Ink:
Midnight Muse
Accessories:
Apothecary Accents dies, Calypso Coral marker, Blender pen, Epic Day Washi
Tape, Large Rhinestones, Medium Cello Bags
These boxes are simply gorgeous (must make some) and I particularly like the Calypso Coral (and the coordinating jelly beans).
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