This month has been such a busy but great month for taking advantage of this wonderful special! Now dont fret - you still have time to get your order and payment to me - you have till this Friday (29th June)

If you missed having a demonstration this month this is one of the cards I demonstrated using the Eat Cake stamp set and the Bold Brights Stampin’ Write Markers. Its just so easy to do these cards and its great when they come out all coloured in! It sure beats having to colour and stamp each piece separately and line them all up right!

This is one of the great things about Stampin’ Up!® (yes there are many many more great things I love about Stampin’ Up!®) All their colours for their cardstock, papers, ink pads, markers, water colour pencils and water colour crayons all go so well together and compliment each other so well. As you can see with this card I co-ordinated the cardstock colours with the markers so it all matches.

This is another card I demonstrated this month -a Christmas Card again using the ‘Eat Cake’ set.

All these stamp sets are just so versatile you’re not limited to using them for just one theme but many themes and in many many colours.

Now dont forget you still have till Friday to get your order and money to me to take advantage of the “Make Your Mark” promotion. So send me an email or ring me with your order so you dont miss out!

I do love to learn new techniques and try them on cards and layouts. In conjunction with this month’s promotion of “Make your Mark” and the great value in the markers and selected stamp sets I have made these two cards which both use the ‘direct to rubber’ technique.

My first card is done using the Heartfelt Thanks set, water color joy wheel and the soft subltles cardstock and stampin’ write® markers. I have also used the stamp-a-majig to line my outline stamp perfectly over the flower and stem, the tool kit to pierce the twill and cardstock so my brads go in super easy!

The following card is done using the Greetings Galore Stamp set, cream grosgrain ribbon, soft subtles cardstock and stampin’ write® markers. I was just testing to see how this stamp would turn out using the different colours from the soft subtles and just love the soft muted tone on the Very Vanilla cardstock - it makes a nice change to all those red & green christmas cards!

Now if you would like to know how to make these cards then give me a call or email me to book a demonstration - or you could get in early and book in for my ‘Christmas in July’ stamp-a-stack.

What is a stamp-a-stack?  

A stamp-a-stack is where you get together with 4 or 5 of your friends and you all get to make 10 cards in one night - 5 each of 2 different designs.

Now doesnt this sound like fun? If you are nodding your head then ring or email me today to get all the details and book your workshop in before all the available spots fill.