April Card Buffet RSVP required

April 13, 2018April 13, 2018Leave a comment

Would you like to create hand stamped greeting cards the easy way? The April Card Buffet is next week and features fabulous designs. You just stamp and assemble from the kits provided.

Card Buffet is by RSVP only so there is a seat saved for you.

Please preorder designs using the names above the photo. Please note that the event is 2 hours so if you order all the designs, you will have time to stamp them all during the session but may not have time to assemble them based on how fast you apply adhesives:)

Supplies are limited so RSVP and preorder early for best selection. Thanks!

order as silver gable box, black ice (new and exciting technique!) and balloons

order as apron, cross, basket

Scrapbook layouts will also be offered. Each layout is $8 of the $20 minimum buffet purchase.

order as vintage layout…

order as balloon layout…

Card Buffet details:

Please bring a friend, two or three! Bringing a friend that has not stamped with me before earns you both an extra card kit.

Create 10 greeting cards with envelopes/silver gable boxes/scrapbook layouts from the options pictured above. You pick which ones to create and how many of each design. Quantities may be limited so submit your preorder early for best selection.

Sessions are Wednesday, April 18th, 1-3pm and Thursday, April 19th, 9-11am. Let me know if an evening or alternate time works better for your group. I can bring a mini buffet to your group too.

RSVP by Monday, April 16th, 8pm. Prepay by Monday, April 16th, 8pm and receive an extra card kit.

In addition, receive extra kits by placing an order prior to the event using the host code THAD9V7C at my online store here, being new to stamping with me or bringing friends that have not stamped with me before. Super Awesome Stamper Team Members receive an extra kit too!

All supplies except adhesives are included for $20. Adhesives are $3 extra for card kit assembly only or bring your own. Adhesives will not be provided for scrapbook assembly.

If you are providing your own adhesives, pack a tape runner, glue dots, dimensionals, tear-n-tape and green glue. All kinds of new adhesives will be available for purchase too.

Pack your own tools: paper snips, bone folder, paper piercing mat and paper piercing tool otherwise you will be sharing the community tools.

RSVP by adding a comment or clicking on “Contact” above.

Hope to stamp with you and your friends then!

Super Awesome Stamper Shirley

Hold on to Hope How To

March 25, 2018March 24, 2018Leave a comment

I shared this card in a Spring and Easter blog hop yesterday. Today, I am sharing assembly tips and supplies used.

Rich Razzleberry cardstock cut to 3 1/8 x 5 1/2 inches forms a mat for the 3 x 5 inch Painted with Love dsp. Gold foil sheets cut to 1 x 3 inches and 1 1/2 x 3 inches form mats under the sentiment and cross respectively. A whisper white 1 3/8 inch circle accents the center of the cross.

The butterfly on the banner did now show up well in the above photo. Here is a close up showing that our mini-dimensionals are the perfect size to flutter this butterfly on the banner.

Make one pass through the Big Shot as shown in the photo below. Nest 2 of the crosses towards the bottom of a 3 x 5 1/2 inch Painted with Love Specialty designer series paper. Both crosses will be cut. I opted to assemble them nested as well. The piece of Painted with Love dsp that has the crosses cut from it is used as a layer on the card.

After passing through the Big Shot…

Use the regular sized dimensionals to secure the nested crosses. Use glue dots to secure the powder pink shimmer ribbon and linen thread.

The inside is stamped with the same flower image that was stamped three times on the outside of the card too. A piece of 3 x 5.5 inch whisper white provides space for a personal message.

All the supplies used creating this card.

All of these products can be purchased through my online store here.

Would you like to get these products in your Starter Kit? The stamp set could be 1 of 2 stamp sets you can pick as your additional free stamps when you decide to accept the demonstrator opportunity before Sale-A-Bration ends on March 31st. You decide which 2 stamp sets to add to your starter kit as additional freebies.

What is the demonstrator opportunity? That depends on your goals. Do you want to enjoy reduced prices while building or adding to your stamp stash? Then the demonstrator opportunity is for you. Do you want to share your ideas and designs with others? Then the demonstrator opportunity is for you. Do you want products delivered to your front door? Then the demonstrator opportunity is for you.

Click Contact above to get the conversation started about joining my Super Awesome Stampers team. The demonstrator opportunity can change as your goals change. I’ll support you as you need to. You will enjoy about a card a month in your snail mail box as a perk for being on my team. I am also available to answer any questions you may have or point you on the path to finding the answers yourself.

I am Holding on to Hope there are stampers out there that want to join my team! Is it you?

Super Awesome Stamper Shirley

Ink and Share Blog Hop Hold on to Hope

March 24, 2018March 24, 201825 Comments

Welcome to our Ink and Share Blog Hop featuring projects made with Stampin’ Up! products designed by fellow Stampin’ Up! Independent Demonstrators. If you are hopping around, you have arrived from Kirsten’s blog. My hop design is below.

I am featuring the Hold on to Hope stamp set and framelits to create a hand stamped greeting card. The Painted with Love specialty designer series paper has gold accents so pairs well with blocks of gold foil sheets. I’ll be making several of these so they are ready for mailing as needed.

The dsp also has painted looking stripes of rich razzleberry and powder pink. So the mat is rich razzleberry attached to powder pink cardstock. Linen thread and powder pink shimmer ribbon encase the crosses.

The inside carries over the stamping on the right border with a whisper white liner to write a personal message.