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 Hey Stampers!
Express yourself and impress your friends when you create projects using My Digital Studio™—Stampin' Up!'s® digital designing product line. Design and print cards, photobooks, calendars, and more.

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Digitally yours,
Trish

CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS

 Today I wanted to share with you some glimpses of Stampin' Up! convention 2012 in Salt Lake City, Utah (my very first, and hopefully not the last - I am already starting to save up for next year!)  I was so busy experiencing everything, I didn't always think to take pictures.  Hope these below convey at least a little of the amazing time I had.  Until the next time, happy stamping!

Salt Palace convention center

Comfy ride to Riverton for tour of headquarters

main stage

Lunch is always great when shared with a friend

never a dull moment w/ Eloise

a gathering of 4000 inking sisters

orders filled at Riverton warehouse

a chat with CEO, Shelli Gardner

 

w/ SU! instructor Carrie Cudney

Kira, Patty, Trish Mary Lou, Eloise, Karen

Discontinued Stampin' Up! Fabrics Just $.99!

Discontinued Stampin' Up! Fabrics Just $.99!

Exciting Offer on Designer Fabric

August 8, 2012 While Stampin’ Up! does not typically allow Clearance Rack products to be sold on a workshop order, for a limited time and only while supplies last, the following discontinued Designer Fabrics from the 2011-2012 Idea Book & Catalog (see p. 196 or below)  will be available at the low, low price of just 99 cents on all order types—demonstrator, customer, workshop, and online!
 

Item	Description	Price
121716	Deck the Halls Designer Fabric	$0.99
121715	Candy Cane Christmas Designer Fabric	$0.99
121817	Springtime Vintage Designer Fabric	$0.99
121818	Sweet Stitches Designer Fabric	$0.99

SANDED ROSES tutorial

Hi Stampers!

Today's card features a technique that is oh-so-easy but has a great WOW! factor -- sanded DSP.  

©Stampin' Up! 1990-2012

To make it you will need:

     

     Itty Bitty Banners stamp set

     Soft Suede and Regal Rose card stock

     Brights Designer Series Paper pack

     Regal Rose classic ink pad

     Manhattan Flower embossing folder

     Bitty Banners Framelits

     Big Shot & platform, standard cutting pads

     Sanding block

     Glue Stick, or other adhesiv

     Paper snips

 Here's what you do:

1.  Cut Soft Suede card stock 5.5" x 8.5".  Score long edge at 4.25" (card base)

2.  On a scrap of Regal rose card stock, stamp the Itty Bitty Banners greeting.

3.  Using the Big Shot, emboss the Manhattan Flower image onto a 4.25" x 5.5" piece of Regal Rose designer series paper; then cut out the stamped greeting using the Bitty Banners Framelits -- they were made for each other!

4.  Adhere flower image to card front.  Expose white core of DSP by lightly sanding the raised image. 

5. Using the snips, trim away the extra card stock on the card front along the upper edge of the roses.

6.  Adhere greeting to upper right corner of the now exposed inner card.

Voila! In just a few minutes, a thing of beauty.

Play with different color combinations to make your own beautiful card bouquet.

Thanks for stopping by.  I love to read your comments, so feel free to drop me a line.

Until the next time,  HAPPY STAMPING!

Trish

QUICK & EASY

Hey there, Stampers!

Quick & Easy can mean lovely, as today's card demonstrates.  I spotted it at Convention and just had to share.  A little bit of stamping, punching and adhering, and  your beautiful card is ready to pop into the mail.
Simply changing out colors and sentiments and this becomes a multi-pupose card design.  Love it!

needed for this card:
Button Buddies, Teeny Tiny Wishes, and Creative Elements stamp sets
Rich Razzleberry, Daffodil Delight, Melon Mambo, Tempting Turquoise, Whisper White card stock
Rich Razzleberry, Daffodil Delight, Old Olive classic ink pads
Word Window, Modern Label, Scallop Edge Border punches, Itty Bitty Shapes punch pack
SNAIL adhesive, stampin' dimensionals, Basic Pearls

Until the next time,  Keep On Stampin'!