You're invited to Stampin' Up Night!
Who: Anyone that wants to save money on stamping/scrapbooking/crafting supplies, OR
earn a little extra money, OR start a business, OR make new friends, OR just have fun!
From now until the end of August, you can get the Mini Starter Kit for just $85! You can customize this kit with the stamp set, card stock, and ink that you want. Until the end of August you can also get the Standard Starter Kit ($199) and receive the 6 InColor ink pads plus an assorted pack of 8 1/2 x 11 InColor card stock in addition to the starter kit contents (which you can also customize!). It's worth it just for the stamping supplies!
What: We'll do a stamping project, have some fun with games and prizes, learn about being a demonstrator, and enjoy some snacks.
There is no cost to attend and no obligation to be a demonstrator if you do attend. If you come and decide it's not the right thing for you, you can just enjoy the stamping project and snacks!
When: Sunday, August 16th 6:30-7:30
Where: Patrice's house
RSVP and attend: Receive a gift and have fun!
Attend event without RSVPing: Have fun!
Come by yourself or bring a friend!
Can't make it? I would be happy to send you information, or meet with you individually.
Happy stamping!
Patrice
To make this card, cut 3 pieces of card stock (different colors) the same size as the wood block of your stamp. Then stamp the image on each piece. Tear the top layer, then adhere the next layer underneath. Tear that layer and adhere the bottom layer. Then mount it on a slightly larger piece of card stock (in this case black).
These cards were made at the August Stamp Club.
We used Watercolor Wonder Crayons to color in the pumpkin image.
The Finial Press embossing folder was used to make the background of this card. I love the embossing folders! They are easy to use and the results are so "wow!"
At the Stampin' Up! Convention earlier in August, co-founder Shelli showed how to make earrings with metal edge tags. She inspired me to make these!
This pair of post earrings is made with the Circle Circus stamp set. I embossed one of the circles with gold emboss powder on brushed gold card stock. Then I punched the circles out with the 3/4" circle punch and used mini glue dots to attach them to earring posts.
These earrings were made with metal edge tags and earring dangles. I inked up the stamp I got at the Stampin' Up! convention that was attached to the Stampin' Up! Build-a-Bear (He's a cutie!). I used markers (Soft Suede, Dusty Durango, and Rich Razzleberry) and stamped right on the tags.