Happy October! It’s a new month of new ideas from me, with the latest in my Mood Board series of Stampin’ Up!® projects. Please keep reading to see two projects I made using this board as my starting point.
I created this October Mood Board to inspire myself, my Stampin’ Up!® UK customers and team. But crafters everywhere can be inspired by the colours and/or images on the mood board – what will you make?
The colours on the mood board are Daffodil Delight, Shaded Spruce, Pretty Peacock, Calypso Coral and Real Red but, as always, use the nearest you have, or some, all or none of these colours. It really is just a jumping-off point.
Using two very different Stampin’ Up!® stamp sets – Christmas Classics and Inked & Tiled – I created two projects; one for Christmas and one for every day, to illustrate the broad range of projects which could be inspired by the mood board.
Happy October! It’s a new month of new ideas from me, with the latest in my Mood Board series of Stampin’ Up!® projects. Please keep reading to see two projects I made using this board as my starting point.
I created this October Mood Board to inspire myself, my Stampin’ Up!® UK customers and team. But crafters everywhere can be inspired by the colours and/or images on the mood board – what will you make?
The colours on the mood board are Daffodil Delight, Shaded Spruce, Pretty Peacock, Calypso Coral and Real Red but, as always, use the nearest you have, or some, all or none of these colours. It really is just a jumping-off point.
Using two very different Stampin’ Up!® stamp sets – Christmas Classics and Inked & Tiled – I created two projects; one for Christmas and one for every day, to illustrate the broad range of projects which could be inspired by the mood board.
It’s time for another Stampin’ Up!® project based on a mood board, this time using the Bird’s Eye View stamp set.
I love a Mood Board challenge as it gives you SO much room for manoeuvre. For instance, taking inspiration from this July mood board you could create a project on the theme of travel, birds, butterflies, seashells and much more.
You could use it as a colour challenge and create a project using any or all of the Stampin’ Up!® colours Melon Mambo, Azure Afternoon, Pumpkin Pie, Parakeet Party and Lemon Lime Twist.
It’s time for another Stampin’ Up!® project based on a mood board, this time using the Bird’s Eye View stamp set.
I love a Mood Board challenge as it gives you SO much room for manoeuvre. For instance, taking inspiration from this July mood board you could create a project on the theme of travel, birds, butterflies, seashells and much more.
You could use it as a colour challenge and create a project using any or all of the Stampin’ Up!® colours Melon Mambo, Azure Afternoon, Pumpkin Pie, Parakeet Party and Lemon Lime Twist.
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again... thanks to the the fab designs of our Stampin’ Up!® Designer Series Paper packs, you don’t always need to buy the coordinating stamp set.
Naturally, there are pros and cons, so these tips may help.
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again... thanks to the the fab designs of our Stampin’ Up!® Designer Series Paper packs, you don’t always need to buy the coordinating stamp set.
Naturally, there are pros and cons, so these tips may help.
I make no apology for using the new Stampin’ Up!® stamp set Cheerful Daisies again... no doubt this won’t be the last you see of it either!
It’s a really beautiful stamp set, featuring two-step stamps so you can add colour and texture really easily.
I make no apology for using the new Stampin’ Up!® stamp set Cheerful Daisies again... no doubt this won’t be the last you see of it either!
It’s a really beautiful stamp set, featuring two-step stamps so you can add colour and texture really easily.
The month is nearly over and I haven’t shown you my June Mood Board project!
Each month I create a Mood Board to inspire my Stampin’ Up!® customers and team. The mood board can be used in various ways; as a colour challenge, as an inspiration challenge or as a bit of both. The main thing is that it kickstarts their creativity.
The month is nearly over and I haven’t shown you my June Mood Board project!
Each month I create a Mood Board to inspire my Stampin’ Up!® customers and team. The mood board can be used in various ways; as a colour challenge, as an inspiration challenge or as a bit of both. The main thing is that it kickstarts their creativity.
When I saw the Bird’s Eye View stamp set in the new Stampin’ Up!® Annual Catalogue, I knew I wouldn’t be able to resist it for long. It’s such a fun and versatile stamp set. Today I want to show you four different cards (ok, two aren’t so different from each other) using this fabulous set.
When I saw the Bird’s Eye View stamp set in the new Stampin’ Up!® Annual Catalogue, I knew I wouldn’t be able to resist it for long. It’s such a fun and versatile stamp set. Today I want to show you four different cards (ok, two aren’t so different from each other) using this fabulous set.
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Stampin’ Up’s new Annual Catalogue goes live to customers TODAY and you are in for a real treat!
One of the stand-out suites in the catalogue is the Fresh As A Daisy Suite and I have a little hint of it here in today’s projects, which use the Cheerful Daisies stamp set. I made this for this week’s Crafty Friday online class; I don’t usually post projects ahead of classes but I'm sure the ladies won’t mind.
Stampin’ Up’s new Annual Catalogue goes live to customers TODAY and you are in for a real treat!
One of the stand-out suites in the catalogue is the Fresh As A Daisy Suite and I have a little hint of it here in today’s projects, which use the Cheerful Daisies stamp set. I made this for this week’s Crafty Friday online class; I don’t usually post projects ahead of classes but I'm sure the ladies won’t mind.