Have you attended one of my stamp a stacks? Ever wondered what they are about and what you do there?
This video show 3 cards made in a stamp a stack using the fabulous set Balloon Celebrations.
A stamp a stack is a class where uou make, generally, 12 cards. 3 different designs. 4 cards of each design. It’s a great way to build up your supply of cards.
How many 6×6 paper stacks do you own? A few? Possibly like me you have a bit of an addiction to buying them. I buy them because they are so good for scrapbooking pages but also because I think I’ll use them for card classes. More often than not I don’t or if I do I’m stuck with bit a pieces. This layout uses those bits and pieces of a 6×6 paper stack.
One of my signature styles according to my husband is the pen border around my paper pieces. Well what can I say? I love doing it because it gives each piece a bit of definition.
Another favourite of mine is to create 3 embellishment clusters. I love that these co ordinating papers give me the ability to make cheap embellishment clusters.
It wouldn’t be a layout of mine without some journaling either and this time I’ve included a clise up of the story.
I loved making this layout. It came together very easily because everything co-ordinates and I was able to stick to what I love and what feels right to me.
This is one of the kits I got from the Stampin’ Up! convention earlier this year. It is just amazing. So cute. I love the stamp set (and the boxes are pretty cute too).
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I hope you enjoyed this video.
Until next time, happy crafting.
This is one of my favourite stamp sets. What’s better than a stamp set with matching framelits?
You can order via my online store or directly through me. Click here for my store.
If you would like more information about this stamp set or to order this set please contact me.
I hope you enjoyed this video.
Until next time, happy crafting.
