There's just a few days left to buy this wonderful stamp set Strength and Hope and donate to breast cancer research at the same time. Stampin' Up! is donating $2 for every stamp set of this that is sold. 1 in every 5 women is diagnosed with breast cancer. Please help the cause.
This card was one of the projects from last week's workshop. I'm really loving the new In Colors and I think they go beautifully together. This card features Calypso Coral, Lucky Limeade and Wisteria Wonder. I started with sketch challenge #103 for the layout. The beautiful designer paper that I bought with the August special (buy 3, get one FREE) helped me plan the colors.
And this is another project from last week's workshop. It features the new Pennant Parade stamp set and the coordinating XL die, which has pennants and doily circles. I love this die! It's hard to see, but the background has the new stripes embossing folder used on it. The cone is a pennant punched out and the ice cream scoops are the frosting on the cupcake punch. (Yes, I did notice that my scoops are layered wrong, so I switched them before the workshop.) We used Crystal Effects on the cherry to make it glossy and a bit raised. The circles are the 1" and 1 1/4", looking great layered together. Sketch Challenge 105 gave me the start of the idea and the designer paper (Yup! Part of the August special!) gave me some great ice cream colors. BTW, the blue ice cream is bubble gum flavored. Just thought you might want to know that. :-)
Well, thanks for stopping by once again. Maybe with school starting, I'll have a little more time to post more often.
Blessings,
Julie
Showing posts with label Hope and Strength. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hope and Strength. Show all posts
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Strength and Hope Cancer Research Stamp Set
So sorry for the long silence. I needed to take a break so that we could take care of some other events in the family. You know ... that school stuff and the club stuff. Read on past this to see our fun projects. In the meantime, I made this card for a Summer Mini Catalog swap. I really like this Strength and Hope stamp set. For this card I stamped the Bella Toile background in Pink Pirouette on Pink Pirouette and then highlighted it with White Gel Pen. The tag is Pretty in Pink and Old Olive and the stamp is again highlighted with White Gel Pen. The punches at the top are those wonderful 3-step punches. The top layer is sponged with my Frost White Shimmer Paint and accented with the Basic Pearl. The butterfly was sponged with Pretty in Pink, Pink Pirouette and Old Olive, stamped two and cut both of them out, then sponged the shimmer paint on the top butterfly.
And this weekend was the big race! Our boys club from our church (called Cadets) had a large gathering of local Cadet groups and raced their Pinewood Derby cars. Today, our girls club (GEMS) raced their cars against the boys. Oh, what a great time we had today! So this submarine is my son's. Yes, my husband did "help" with this one. :-D But the idea was my son's.
And this was my husband's car. Yes, it's that delightful lovebug Herbie! My husband really loves to get into making these cars. Look at the details! He did a great job. Unfortunately, Herbie didn't show us any of his tricks today, so he didn't take first place. :(
And last, but certainly not least, the state reports and floats for the 4th grade! My son had Hawaii assigned to him (oh, isn't that a shame?! :D) We had alot of fun putting this paper mache islan together. I was able to use some of my trusty SU! supplies to help complete this, including my Crystal Effects to stick the sand on and my Big Shot to make the lettering. The waves were made with puff paint and yes, we had to include Lilo and Stitch!
Whew! It's been a very busy two weeks! Now, for a little down time. Right! Like you're going to believe that one, right?! Yes, another busy week, but I'm hoping for some stamping time tonight and maybe tomorrow. In the meantime, I hope you find some fun stamping time and family time.
Thanks for stopping by the Stamping Station.
Blessings,
Julie
And this weekend was the big race! Our boys club from our church (called Cadets) had a large gathering of local Cadet groups and raced their Pinewood Derby cars. Today, our girls club (GEMS) raced their cars against the boys. Oh, what a great time we had today! So this submarine is my son's. Yes, my husband did "help" with this one. :-D But the idea was my son's.
And this was my husband's car. Yes, it's that delightful lovebug Herbie! My husband really loves to get into making these cars. Look at the details! He did a great job. Unfortunately, Herbie didn't show us any of his tricks today, so he didn't take first place. :(
And last, but certainly not least, the state reports and floats for the 4th grade! My son had Hawaii assigned to him (oh, isn't that a shame?! :D) We had alot of fun putting this paper mache islan together. I was able to use some of my trusty SU! supplies to help complete this, including my Crystal Effects to stick the sand on and my Big Shot to make the lettering. The waves were made with puff paint and yes, we had to include Lilo and Stitch!
Whew! It's been a very busy two weeks! Now, for a little down time. Right! Like you're going to believe that one, right?! Yes, another busy week, but I'm hoping for some stamping time tonight and maybe tomorrow. In the meantime, I hope you find some fun stamping time and family time.
Thanks for stopping by the Stamping Station.
Blessings,
Julie
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Hope and Strength
Monday, April 25, 2011
Waiting a Few More Days
Just a few more days and you'll be able to purchase this wonderful new stamp set! It's beautiful and it's called Hope and Strength. Some of the proceeds from the sales of these stamp sets will go toward Breast Cancer Research. This card itself was inspired by Claire Daly. You can find her blog on my blog list on the left. So, lets have a workshop together and we can make a difference with the purchase of this stamp set. Together, we CAN do it!
Thanks for stopping by the Stamping Station.
Blessings,
Julie
Thanks for stopping by the Stamping Station.
Blessings,
Julie
Labels:
Hope and Strength
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