Friday, April 26, 2013

Oh, the Scrapbooking possibilities with fabulous Stampin' Up! products!!!


  Hello and thanks for stopping by on this Fabulous Friday!!!  This week we are featuring scrapbook layouts in anticipation of National Scrapbooking month in May.  Did you know that Stampin' Up! has coordinating 12" x 12" scrapbooking kits with matching designer paper, card stock and self-adhesive diecuts called Simply Scrappin' kits?  You'll find them in the annual catalog on pages 167 and 168.  In addition, you'll find a great 8" x 8" kit in our spring catalog on page 31!  If you are interested, the kits in the annual catalog are all on the retiring products list so snatch them up while you can... they are available on a limited basis.  You can order from the Spring catalog through May 31st.  In addition to these wonderful kits, Stampin' Up! has fabulous designer papers, punches, stamp sets and the Big Shot that are great for scrapbooking...and you'll just love that the colors of ink, card stock and embellishments all match!  You can use your stamping supplies for more than just cards as you'll see in our our projects for this week...

  Up first is this great 8" x 8" Easter page created by Karla Anders.  Don't you just love her punch art bunny peeking over the hedge?!  Be sure to hop on over to Karla's blog post to get all the information about her project.

  Next we have Rachel Yurkanin's two-page 8" x 8" scrapbook layout featuring the Flower Fair Simply Scrappin' kit from the Spring catalog.  You will find all the details about her project on her blog here.


  Guess what?  I, too, created a two-page 8" x 8" scrapbook layout from the Flower Fair kit... guess we're thinking alike this week!  But check out how different the pages are... shows what a versatile kit this one is!  Please visit my blog post here for more information.

  Thanks so much for visiting us today!  We hope we have inspired you to try scrapbooking with your Stampin' Up! products...whether you start with a kit or build your own pages with stamps, card stock and punches we know you're sure to love your pages!!  Until next week, happy stamping and have a wonderful weekend!

* Debbie, Karla and Rachel *

Friday, April 19, 2013

Back with the Ribbon Projects


Thanks for stopping back today. We told you we would be back with some great projects using ribbon in a different way and here we are. Stampin' Up! has so many great ribbons that we simply need to find as many ways to use it as we can. Or that's our opinion anyway. We hope you leave inspired to try some or all of these ribbons projects on your own.
 

Here is Karla's little project. She made a votive holder with the Poetry Prints Designer Series Paper Pack. There is more photos on her blog head on over to take a look.
 
 


 Look at this adorable little altered canvas bag using the two-tone pink pirourette  1 1/4" ribbon. Debbie did a great job with this one and you will certainly want to head over to Debbie's blog for all the details so you can recreate this beauty for yourself.
 
 
 
 
Rachel used the same ribbon that Debbie used to make a ribbon rosette pin.  Guess it would coordinate nicely with her bag. Head over to Rachel's blog for more details on how to re-create this pin for yourself.


Thanks for stopping by, see you next Friday for another Fabulous Friday posting.
Debbie, Karla & Rachel

Unique Ways to Use Ribbon Coming Later this afternoon

Hi,

Thanks for stopping by today. We are definitely going to have a posting for you today. It will just be a little later in posting than usual so please come back later this afternoon to see some great uses for ribbon. Not just your ordinary bow or knot of ribbon on a project.

You won't be sorry you came back. I promise. There are some great projects coming your way.

See you later this afternoon.

Debbie, Karla & Rachel

Friday, April 12, 2013

Are You Pinning??

That's right I said Pinning-- as in Pintrest?? All of the Sisters are on Pintrest these days and we have some "Pinspirations" to show you this week (get it, Pins and inspiration??) Here is my (Karla) card for this week--

I am fairly new to Pintrest (I only have 1,247 pins) but I love it! I used the new Photopolymer stamp set called Designer Type. You'll have to go to my blog to see the Pin that inspired me.
 
 
Debbie is up next with her beautiful card. She has 3,506 pins on her boards. Here is the link to her blog, you can read all about this Mother's day card there.

Here is Rachel's Pintrest inspiration for this week...a handy scissor holder. Love the cute bottle cap charm! Rachel is the big winner, she has 4,175 pins on her boards. Her blog has more pictures and details on how to make your own scissor holder.

Thank-you for stopping by today, do we have you Pinterested in Pintrest?? Sorry, I could'nt leave without adding another.

The Sisters in Stamping
Karla, Debbie and Rachel

Friday, April 5, 2013

Fun and fabulous techniques featuring stampin' ink refills


  Happy Friday and welcome back for another edition of Fabulous Friday here on the Sisters in Stamping blog!  This week we are featuring techniques that utilize stampin' ink refills.  These little bottles are great to keep on hand for re-inking your ink pads but did you know that they are useful for many stampin' techniques as well?!  And at $2.95 each they are a bargain!  Get them with free shipping this weekend only April 6-8... contact your demonstrator to place your order.


    First up we have this beautiful card designed by Rachel Yurkanin.  She used the Acetate Smoosh technique to create the fabulous backdrop for her trees from the Lovely as a Tree stamp set - please hop on over to her blog here to get all the details on her project.

  Next we have this fabulous card created by Karla Anders.  She used the Reverse Reinker Spread technique for her project and you can find all the information about it on her blog post here.


  I invited my team member Jennifer Rawlings to be a guest designer with us this week and she created this stunning card featuring three different techniques using ink refills.  Check out the blog post here for all the information about her card.


  I, like Rachel, chose the Acetate Smoosh technique for my project this week.  You will find a step-by-step tutorial on my blog post here for this card and technique featuring the Swallowtail stamp set from the Spring catalog.

  Thanks so much for visiting us today!  We hope you found some inspiration and will pull out your stampin' ink refills to try one or more of these techniques!  And if you don't have any ink refills we hope we've given you some reasons to purchase some.  Have a wonderful weekend!!

* Debbie, Karla and Rachel *