Have you heard the news? The Endless Wishes Photopolymer Stamp is once again available to purchase. This is such a cute stamp set, perfect for any celebration. Here's a card I made with it a month or so ago, right before it sold out the first time:
I hesitated on whether or not to even call this a Pinspiration, because while it did start out as a CASE of this card by Kimberly Van Diepen, I changed it up quite a bit but I will give credit where credit is due!
Here is the entire set you get for only $13.95 and only while supplies last:
Showing posts with label Pinspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pinspiration. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Monday, June 30, 2014
Work of Art Pinsperation
Several weeks ago, Stampin' Up! pinned a simple, yet darling card by Dawn Bourgette using the stamp set Work of Art on Pinterest. I knew it would be perfect for my All-You-Can-Stamp Buffet so I put my own twist on it:
I am running out of projects from my last class to show you so it's time to get back to the stamp room and create something new! (Like my convention swaps which I haven't even started yet.)
I am running out of projects from my last class to show you so it's time to get back to the stamp room and create something new! (Like my convention swaps which I haven't even started yet.)
Monday, May 12, 2014
Oh Happy Day Pinspiration
No sneak peeks or retiring products to share with you today. Instead, I'm sharing a card from my last class. Everything on this card is available now and will continue to be after the new catalog comes out (and there isn't much from my last class I can say that about.)
However, I do need to credit Anne Keyes from the Pinspiration on this card. I simplified mine to make it a little easier for my customers to make at a class (she used a fun technique for the background) but it was mostly her idea:
Like Anne Keyes, I used the stamps from the February Paper Pumpkin kit on this card too. They work perfectly with the Starburst Framelits, don't you think?
However, I do need to credit Anne Keyes from the Pinspiration on this card. I simplified mine to make it a little easier for my customers to make at a class (she used a fun technique for the background) but it was mostly her idea:
Like Anne Keyes, I used the stamps from the February Paper Pumpkin kit on this card too. They work perfectly with the Starburst Framelits, don't you think?
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