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#tooeasytuesday

Posted by Sally on March 25, 2014

Banner Blast Decorative Dots tooeasytuesday

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#tooeasytuesday

Posted by Sally on March 18, 2014

betsy's blossom chevron tooeasytuesday

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#tooeasytuesday - challenge time

Posted by Sally on March 10, 2014

betsy's blossom colourQ Challenge Perfect Pennants tooeasytuesday

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#tooeasytuesday

Posted by Sally on March 03, 2014

clean & simple stamping challenge Perfect Pennants tooeasytuesday

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The pandemic has taught me many things this past year. It's taught me what's really important. It's taught me to focus on what really matters. It's taught me how truly generous and wonderful my friends are. And it's taught me that no matter the circumstances it's important to celebrate the little things and find joy in moments. Here's two cards I made to celebrate the small things using the Art Gallery stamp set. As I mentioned in my last post , this is a two-step stamp set which means you can uses colours to really bring depth to the flower images you stamp. In this case I've used coordinating colours of shades of blue, but you could use contrasting colours to really make a pop. For this card I used heat and stick powder to add some gilded leaf to the hero image to make it pop. Here's to celebrating the small moments that matter and making memories together. If you want to get started on a new hobby or restart your passion for card making th

Blog Hop!

Welcome to our Stampers Anonymous SU blog tour! Tonight we are delighted to show you projects using products that were available to us in our demo sneak peek from the 2010-2011 Idea Book & Catalogue. You may have just come from Nikki Stalker's blog , but if you are starting here, don’t worry … you can make the complete tour just by following the links at the end of each post. There are 14 stops along the way and we hope you will visit each one to see the wonderful creations we have to show you! Please feel free to leave some comment love along the way. At the end of each post there will be a link to take you to the next stop on the tour. So grab a cuppa, and some chocolate or a cupcake (or 2) sit back and enjoy! Here are my efforts for the blog hop. I created a gift tote bag and thank you card combo. This would be a perfect coordinated gift to give to someone special in your life. I kept it simple using 3 colours and only two stamp sets - Friends Never Fade to cre

Beautiful friendships should be celebrated

Here's a card I made a few weeks ago. I used a leaf stamp from the Beautiful Friendship stamp set to do the background on the base card. I used the retired Coastal Weave embossing folder for the layer, and inked the flower images in different colours. These are from the Forever Blossoms stamp set. I used the Cherry Blossoms dies to "cut out" the flowered images. This was a bit of an experiment for me. I'm happy with how it turned out but I'm going to try and re-do this and see if I can step it up by heat embossing the background stamps, water colouring the images and perhaps doing something funky in the layers. Any suggestions for me to try? Leave a comment for me. Happy crafting. Sally If you're inspired to get creative you can stock up on all your supplies in my online store . If you need more inspiration using the Forever Blossoms stamp set click here .

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