Showing posts with label strength and hope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strength and hope. Show all posts

Monday, October 3, 2011

Hope and Strength

Supplies:
Stamp Set: Strength and Hope, fabulous phrases
Paper: River Rock, Basic Black, Whisper White
Ink: River Rock, Basic black
Tools: Scallop trim border punch
Accessories: dimensionals, 5/8" organza ribbon

Thursday, April 21, 2011

More Strength and Hope

Here is my next card cased from Debbie Currier.  This is the sneak peek set from our Summer Mini going live in less than 2 weeks!  Click here to see the images in this set.
Supplies
Stamp Set: Strength and Hope
Paper: Whisper White, Not Quite Navy, Paisley Petals DSP
Ink: Marina Mist, Not Quite Navy marker
Tools: Color Spritzer Tool, Scallop trim border punch, sponge dauber
Accessories: pearls, dimensionals

Click here to see my tutorial on our color sprizter tool.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Strength and Hope

As part of our Making a Difference program, Stampin' Up! is proud to partner with The Breast Cancer Research Foundation in the Strength & Hope Campaign.  Throughout the 2011 Summer Mini Catalog sales period starting May 1st, Stampin' Up! will donate $2  from the sale of each Strength & Hope set and Strength & Hope digital kit to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF).  Be looking for your Summer Mini in the mail any day now, ask me for your very own copy or check my blog on the 1st to see it for yourself.  I will be showing several cards this week made with this beautiful set!  I imagine we all know at least 1 person who is fighting this disease and these people need cards more than anyone. For more information about BCRF, 

I am combining Mojo Monday with this new set.



Supplies:
Stamp Set:  Strength and Hope Set (avail May 1st)
Paper: Baja Breeze, Not Quite Navy, Whisper White
Ink: Not Quite Navy, Baja Breeze, versamark pad 
Ribbon: 5/8" organza ribbon
Tools: Dotted Ribbon Scallop Punch, heat tool, eyelet border punch, powder pal, 2.5" circle punch, jewelry tag punch, sponge dauber
Accessories: clear embossing powder, pearls, dimensionals


Here is what I would have done a tuesday tutorial on today.  Can you see the cool frame I put in the middle?  Cut a 3x3" piece of cardstock and take your dotted scallop ribbon border punch and just punch in the middle of each side.  You can't see all of it in the picture, but try it for yourself.  It's a really neat accent.