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Out with the old

Posted by Sally on August 07, 2012

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Happiness

Posted by Sally on July 30, 2012

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Thank you

Posted by Sally on July 17, 2012

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Make a wish

Posted by Sally on July 09, 2012

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Tea time

Posted by Sally on July 05, 2012

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You're my cup of tea!

Posted by Sally on June 22, 2012

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June class update

Posted by Sally on June 18, 2012

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Thinking of you!

Posted by Sally on June 02, 2012

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One for the mums

Posted by Sally on May 14, 2012

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Class dates!

Posted by Sally on May 03, 2012

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Free goodies!

Posted by Sally on May 01, 2012

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Another birthday....

Posted by Sally on April 30, 2012

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Something a little personal

Posted by Sally on April 23, 2012

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Autumn/Winter Mini Blog Hop + Blog Candy!!

Welcome to our Stampers Anonymous SU Autumn/Winter Mini blog tour! There are some fantastic new products released in this catalogue tomorrow (April 1st) and we're going to share some of them with you in our creations. You may have just come from R obyn Irving's blog, but if you ar e startin g here , don’t worry … you can make the complete circuit just by fo llowing the links at the end of each post. There are 14 stops along the way, including one guest stamper, and we hope you will visit each one to see the wonderful creations we have to show you! At the end of each post there will be a link to take you to the next stop on the tour. We are offering 2 lucky visitors the opportunity to win some ‘Blog Candy ’ this time around. There are a few things you must do to be eligible and they ar e: 1. You must leave a comment on e ve ry blog in the tour. Please also leave y our full name with the comment. 2. After leaving your comme n ts, you need to email K erry and inform ...

Better late than never...

It's been a while since I posted regularly. This lack of posting is mainly due to my insane travel schedule which has seen me out of the country more than I've been in it so far this year. Things haven't slowed down but I have found myself with 5 mins to share something that I made back in December. I made two of these calendars - one for each set of parents for Christmas. It was a great gift idea and lots of fun to do. The key ingredient in this project is the Days-To-Remember Catalogue. The best bit about this... it's a gift that gives beyond the year. After you've finished using the calendar you can tear out the pages and put them in a scrapbooking album. The gift that keeps on giving. I'm going to stop writing now as there are a LOT of photos to post. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for stopping by. Sally

#techniquethursday - sponging

Today I'm going to show you one of my go to techniques when ever I want to add a little vintage feeling or depth to a card - sponging. It's a really simple technique and you only need ink an a sponge dauber. There are so many ways you can use this technique - not just for edges like I'm showing you today. You can sponge backgrounds, cut outs, and more. For this card I decided just to sponge the edges of the punched sentiment to add a vintage feel to the card. Taking a sponge dauber and pressing it into the ink pad a few times to get it inked up, I gently brushed it against the edges of the punched out sentiment. Starting light at first I layered up the colour around the whole edge to a depth I was happy with. It's a really easy technique but if you've never done it before I recommend practicing on some scrap paper to get a feel for it. Start with only a small amount of ink on your dauber or sponge. Remember you ...

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