Have you seen the Sit Stay Relax stamp set from Stampin’ Up!®? It’s a host stamp set, and I often find these can be overlooked.
I love it because it features cats and dogs, and I hope you will do. I am showcasing a card made with this great set now because we know for sure that this set will retire at the end of April. A new Stampin’ Up!® Annual Catalogue in May means a new set of Stampin’ Rewards, so if this set is on your wish list, you need to make sure you earn it before then.
Yes I said “earn” it because you cannot order this stamp set in the usual manner; it’s only available as part of your Stampin’ Rewards.
Here are 3 ways you can earn this great stamp set:
- Host a Stampin’ Up!® party. If the combined total of all orders comes to £150 or more, you as the host earn free products (Stampin’ Rewards) and can choose this set as part of those.
- Don’t want a Stampin’ Up!® party? Gather orders from friends and if you can reach the magical £150, you still earn Stampin’ Rewards and can choose this set.
- Place a big order yourself (£150 or more) and choose this set as part of your Stampin’ Rewards.
I made this masculine card for a friend who has a beautiful whippet called Stanley. I tried to colour the dog to look as much like Stanley as possible, using my Stampin’ Blends.
Sit Stay Relax is a “Distinktive” Stampin’ Up!® stamp set, which means it has a special texture giving the images added depth and dimension in a single step. The textured stripes on the armchair are part of the stamp so all you need to do is add some simple shading, as I have done with my Old Olive Stampin’ Blends alcohol markers.
Around the outside edge of the stamped image, I have added a pale blue shadow using a Light Pool Party Stampin’ Blend. I find this really helps the image to pop out from the page.
I cut out the image using my Layering Circles Dies, backing the circle with a scalloped circle in Old Olive.
I confess here that the Designer Series Paper I have used is now retired; it was the Favored Flowers DSP from the Sale-a-Bration Brochure. This was a pack of vibrant floral designs with much more subtle geometric patterns on the reverse. I do love this one which combines Mossy Meadow with Old Olive to create an almost glowing design.
The ribbon is actually Parakeet Party, an In Color™ for 2022-2024, but it comes out a little darker in this ribbon so goes perfectly with Old Olive.
The greeting is from Best Family Ever and is stamped on a label cut out with Seasonal Labels Dies.
Stampin’ Tip: Keep some spare die-cuts in Basic White cardstock ready to use as this will really speed up your crafting. I keep some in a box in my craft trolley, so can usually find something to fit a suitable image.
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Have you seen the Sit Stay Relax stamp set from Stampin’ Up!®? It’s a host stamp set, and I often find these can be overlooked.
I love it because it features cats and dogs, and I hope you will do. I am showcasing a card made with this great set now because we know for sure that this set will retire at the end of April. A new Stampin’ Up!® Annual Catalogue in May means a new set of Stampin’ Rewards, so if this set is on your wish list, you need to make sure you earn it before then.
Yes I said “earn” it because you cannot order this stamp set in the usual manner; it’s only available as part of your Stampin’ Rewards.
Here are 3 ways you can earn this great stamp set:
- Host a Stampin’ Up!® party. If the combined total of all orders comes to £150 or more, you as the host earn free products (Stampin’ Rewards) and can choose this set as part of those.
- Don’t want a Stampin’ Up!® party? Gather orders from friends and if you can reach the magical £150, you still earn Stampin’ Rewards and can choose this set.
- Place a big order yourself (£150 or more) and choose this set as part of your Stampin’ Rewards.
I made this masculine card for a friend who has a beautiful whippet called Stanley. I tried to colour the dog to look as much like Stanley as possible, using my Stampin’ Blends.
Sit Stay Relax is a “Distinktive” Stampin’ Up!® stamp set, which means it has a special texture giving the images added depth and dimension in a single step. The textured stripes on the armchair are part of the stamp so all you need to do is add some simple shading, as I have done with my Old Olive Stampin’ Blends alcohol markers.
Around the outside edge of the stamped image, I have added a pale blue shadow using a Light Pool Party Stampin’ Blend. I find this really helps the image to pop out from the page.
I cut out the image using my Layering Circles Dies, backing the circle with a scalloped circle in Old Olive.
I confess here that the Designer Series Paper I have used is now retired; it was the Favored Flowers DSP from the Sale-a-Bration Brochure. This was a pack of vibrant floral designs with much more subtle geometric patterns on the reverse. I do love this one which combines Mossy Meadow with Old Olive to create an almost glowing design.
The ribbon is actually Parakeet Party, an In Color™ for 2022-2024, but it comes out a little darker in this ribbon so goes perfectly with Old Olive.
The greeting is from Best Family Ever and is stamped on a label cut out with Seasonal Labels Dies.
Stampin’ Tip: Keep some spare die-cuts in Basic White cardstock ready to use as this will really speed up your crafting. I keep some in a box in my craft trolley, so can usually find something to fit a suitable image.
COPY
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