One Sheet Wonder

By stamping one A4 sheet of Whisper White

card stock with our Petal Prints stamp set, using the two-step technique, you can easily make four beautiful matching cards. Choose a stamp from the Warm Words set & add some ribbon to complete your project.

Tip: stamp an additional 1/2 piece of white & you can use the tear off pieces to make another 4!

Colour co-ordinate with your favourite colour family cardstock & inks for a great effect.

I would be happy to demonstrate this easy

technique &/or show you how to make a

matching card wallet (great for gifts!).

Stamping Club each month

Stamping Club:
Each month I am holding a 2 hour stamping club at my home (Wakerley) where each person
will "make & take" a project (all materials provided) & then have access to all of my stamp
sets, inks & equipment, all for $5. A light supper/afternoon tea will be served.
There is no obligation to attend regularly.
Each person will need to bring along their own pencil, ruler, scissors, cardstock & adhesives.
As evenings aren't always possible for everyone, I will alternate with an afternoon session.
RSVP essential
The first two dates are: Saturday 14th June @ 7.30pm - 9.30pm RSVP 9/6/08
Saturday 12th July @ 2pm - 4pm RSVP 7/7/08

My contact details: ph 07 3348 8580 mobile 0423 775 216 email brijen4@hotmail.com

Look forward to seeing you!

10th May, 2008
I held a workshop event to launch the new Stampin'Up! 08-09 Idea book & Catalogue. For this event I decided that each person would receive their own stamp set to work with & also make 4 sample cards to get them started.
The stamp set I chose was Boho Backgrounds ($29.95 because of the versatility this one stamp set offers..... backgrounds, words & feature stamp that allows for 3 dimensional layering all at such a great affordable price.
I would like to thank the ladies who came along & made it such a wonderful, relaxed & enjoyable afternoon.

Introduction & welcome

Hello & welcome to my very first posting in my very own new blogspot.
Why did I create a blog? Good question.
I have had requests to post my projects to allow my customers the opportunity to 'look through' my examples when it is convenient for them. Also this will be a good way to communicate new Stampin'Up! specials & promotions.
So I have entered (what I see as) the technology minefield to create & maintain a blog. Fingers crossed.
Remember: have fun!