Welcome to this month’s Paper Crafting Blog Hop featuring products from the January – April Mini Catalogue. I am excited to share another project with you today. Fellow Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators from all over the globe are participating, so we have lots of fun projects to share with you. I hope you get loads of creative inspiration from them. You may have started here, or arrived from the talented Tracy Held’s blog. Wasn’t her project amazing? Either way, you’re in the right place!
I have always loved these split cards and wondered how this butterfly would look in one. I was happy with the outcome and the DSP brought it all together.
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around and see the inspiration that everyone has shared, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thats it from Me,
Till next time, Bye for Now,
Netty xx
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Welcome to this month’s Paper Crafting Blog Hop featuring the theme Sale-a-bration. I am excited to share another project with you today. Fellow Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators from all over the globe are participating, so we have lots of fun projects to share with you. I hope you get loads of creative inspiration from them. You may have started here, or arrived from the talented Tracy Held’s blog. Wasn’t her project amazing? Either way, you’re in the right place!
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I wanted to use the Delightful wishes Bundle but instead of using the matching DSP, I chose to use some of this glorious Bloom Impressions DSP which, is one of the products you can get FREE during the Sale-A-Bration promotion. I love the way these colours look together and I thought the Fresh Freesia Ribbon (another Sale-A-Bration freebie!) finished off this simple card very nicely.
Supplies
Stamps: – Delightful Wishes*
Inks: – Bubble Bath, Fresh Freesia, Early Espresso, Granny Apple Green
* Available as a bundle at a reduced price during the life of the January-April mini catalogue.
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around and see the inspiration that everyone has shared, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping By Till next time,
Netty xx
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Welcome to this month’s Blog Hop by Let’s Craft Together and thank you for joining us. We are a group of multi-cultural Stampin’ Up!® demonstrators in Australia who have developed a strong friendship though our love of stamping and our admiration of each other’s style of crafting.
Each month one of us sets a challenge that we use for the blog hop. This month’s challenge is Rustic Style Challenge which was created by Mandy Witherby and is shown below:
I decided to use something metallic, earthy and pretty. This led me to selecting the Planted Paradise Stamp Set and a technique called Faux Patina, to achieve a weathered look.
Tools: – Exposed Brick 3D Embossing Folder, Paper Snips, Painted Lavender Dies
Embellishments: Gold Embossing Powder
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around and see the inspiration that everyone has shared, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by,
Bye for now, till next time,
Netty xx
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Welcome to the fifth series of Chain Card Swaps. At the beginning of October, Tracy Held started a fun journey with 10 other Australian demonstrators. We called it a “Chain Card Swap”. Each of us designed a card (round 1) and sent it off to one of the other participants. That person CASE-d (Copy And Share Everything) the card and sent their version on to the next person. The card made its way around until finally a version came home to the maker. We are going to have a blog hop for each of the card designs to share the fun and amazement at the evolution. I suggest you start at Kayla’s blog for this series.
Below is the stunning card Kayla created for Round 1:
Here is the card I created for this series. My card is number 2 in the series. The hop should be in the order the cards evolved so that you can watch the changes. Quite fascinating!
SUPPLIES
Stamps: – Waves of Inspiration
Inks: – Starry Sky, Pecan Pie, Versamark, Whisper White
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around, starting with Kayla and see how this card has evolved with each hoppers ideas, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by.
Til next time,
Netty xx
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Welcome to the fourth series of Chain Card Swaps. At the beginning of October, Tracy Held started a fun journey with 10 other Australian demonstrators. We called it a “Chain Card Swap”. Each of us designed a card (round 1) and sent it off to one of the other participants. That person CASE-d (Copy And Share Everything) the card and sent their version on to the next person. The card made its way around until finally a version came home to the maker. We are going to have a blog hop for each of the card designs to share the fun and amazement at the evolution.
Here is the link to Genna’s page. I suggest that you start there and follow the links through the chain to see the progression.
Below is my card for this series. It is number 10 in the series. The hop should be in the order the cards evolved so that you can watch the changes. Quite fascinating!
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around, starting with Genna, and see the way each card has progressed in the chain, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by.
Til next time,
Netty xx
Shop my ONLINE STORE – please use my current host code and receive a small gift from me unless your order is over $250, in which case you will receive host rewards yourself
Welcome to the third series of Chain Card Swaps. At the beginning of October, Tracy Held started a fun journey with 10 other Australian demonstrators. We called it a “Chain Card Swap”. Each of us designed a card (round 1) and sent it off to one of the other participants. That person CASE-d (Copy And Share Everything) the card and sent their version on to the next person. The card made its way around until finally a version came home to the maker. We are going to have a blog hop for each of the card designs to share the fun and amazement at the evolution.
Below is Cheryl’s beautiful card for round 1:
Here is the card I created for this series. My card is number 3 in the series. The hop should be in the order the cards evolved so that you can watch the changes. Quite fascinating!
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around, starting with Cheryl, and see the way each card has changed as it has progressed along the chain, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by.
Til next time,
Netty xx
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My name is Annette McMillan. I love to make cards and other papercraft projects and this is my place to share my creations and other information. I have been a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator in Canberra, Australia for over 18 years and papercrafting for 26 years or so. I run card making classes for all skill levels and can offer in-home demonstrations for you and your friends. I also sell cards which can be stock or on commission. see more HERE.
