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EACH MONDAY, MY AIM IS TO SHARE MEMORIES

This week, my Memories on Monday post doesn’t have a scrapbook page. I haven’t printed these photos yet but I can still share the memories.

Last Saturday, I joined a group of fellow demonstrators for a day offering meeting, sharing, creating, learning, training and inspiring.

The Paper Angels team day was organised by Anna Wheaton, Bec Ross and Liz Collett AND it was amazing. It started at 10am and went through until a little after 4pm.

On arrival, we each received a goodies bag that also contained our make ‘n’ take packs. Those of us who participated in swaps handed them over to Anna. This time I had a card and 3D swaps to share.

The crepe paper rainbow and balloon backdrop was made by Liz. It was used as a background for photos.

May be an image of 8 people, people standing and indoor

After welcoming us all and some housekeeping, it was time for a presentation. These are the photos that have launched my weight loss goal.

I presented lots of projects featuring the Waves of the Ocean Collection – this is why I have two weeks of posts ready to share.

May be an image of 4 people and people standing

This card is a version of the card I made for the card swap.

May be an image of 2 people and people standing

These are the marvellous women I spent the day creating with. It is always wonderful to do make ‘n’ takes with thoughtful, sharing and caring demonstrators. We worked together so well. Thank you to Sharon, Nicole, Felicity, Sue and Cheryl for making me feel so welcome.

May be an image of 6 people, people sitting and people standing

This is the slimline swap card I made to share at the event. It’s great to go home and have 10 unique samples that I can share in my classes.

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My 3D project was a triangualr gift box. I popped some mini Toblerone treats inside the box. A copy of the template was shared with the swap.

The gift box I made used different coloured cardstock and DSP to this earlier sample. I used the New Horizons DSP and coordinating cardstock.

As a memory, this will be a very happy one. I look forward to printing the images, creating a scrapbook page and journalling this experience.

Tomorrow is Technique Tuesday. Until then, happy stamping.

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SHOW & TELL TIME TODAY

Normally I would be posting some Step It Up projects today but I still have two more cards to share during this weekend’s Show & Tell.

AS you can see, there are no waves or pelicans on this card.

I have used a Calypso Coral cardbase to feature the panel of White Vellum that was embossed using the Hive 3D Embossing Folder. I love the way the folder creates a whiter, almost wax-like, look to the embossed edges.

Then I used the Beautiful Shapes Dies to cut several hexagons from the Waves of the Ocean 12″x 12″ Designer Series Paper. These were then glued into position, on a strip Petal Pink cardstock.

The sentiment banner was stamped and cut using the die from the Waves Dies. I took a length of Petal Pink Organdy Striped Ribbon and threaded it through the banner. A length of white twine, from the Baker’s Twine Essentials Pack, was used to hold the ribbon tightly in place.

I added a strip of the DSP to both the card insert and envelope.

The second card today uses a piece of the New Horizons 6″x 6″ DSP for the background. This DSP was placed on a Night of Navy cardbase.

I coloured the pelican using Gray Granite and Crumb Cake Stampin’ Write Markers™ directly on the stamp. Then I cut this shape using the Waves Dies. Stampin’ Dimensionals were used to pop the pelican and pylons up on the card front.

The birthday greeting was stamped and cut. Several lengths of Linen Thread were cut before being tied in a knot halfway along the length. After I passed the thread through the other end of the banner, I tied a double knot and trimmed the ends. This gives the greeting a nice chunky finish.

The birthday greeting was attached to the card front with dimensionals.

I stamped the pelican on the envelope and inside the card.

A few of the Pebbles Enamel Shapes were placed at the base of the pylons.

Tomorrow is Monday and that is my day for memory keeping.

Until then, happy stamping.

If you live in Australia, you can order any of the products I used to make this card by going to my online store. Just click on any of the images below.

Product List
Waves Dies
[158840]
$60.00
Stamparatus
[148187]
$85.00
Paper Snips
[103579]
$17.00
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IT IS SIMPLY SHOW & TELL THIS SATURDAY

Normally I would be posting some #simplestamping projects today but I still have several cards that I made for a recent presentation featuring the Waves of the Ocean Collection. So today and tomorrow I will share four cards with you.

For the first card today I stamped the wave image onto a piece of the Waves of the Ocean 12″x 12″ Designer Series Paper. I used my Stamparatus to do this because it meant that I could add more than one colour to the image. I used Coastal Cabana, Pacific Point and Night of Navy.

I stamped and cut the sentiment banner before using two lengths of Pool Party Sheer Ribbon to thread through the spaces of the banner and tie a double bow. The banner was popped up using Stampin’ Dimensionals.

I used some of the Coastal Cabana Foil Specialty Paper to adhere to the card front before layering the stamped DSP layer up with dimensionals.

The card insert had the wave image stamped using Coastal Cabana ink. The back flap of the envelope had DSP added.

Finally, I added some Rhinestone Waves Basic Jewels to the front of the card.

The second card features a reverse eclipse card.

I cut a piece of one of my alcohol vellum papers to adhere to a Coastal Cabana cardbase.

Then I took a Basic White panel and cut three pelican shapes from it. I coloured a length of Pool Party Sheer Ribbon with the Dark Night of Navy Stampin’ Blend. After threading through the stamped and die cut greeting, I wrapped it around the white panel and tied a bow.

Using Stampin’ Dimensionals, I lifted the white die cut piece up from the coloured vellum.

I cut two of the pelican shapes, from Coastal Cabana Foil Specialty Paper, and added them the card insert and envelope.

The final step was to add some Rhinestone Waves Basic Jewels to the front of the card.

Another two cards that I am so pleased with.

Tomorrow I will have two more to share with you. Until then, happy stamping.

If you live in Australia, you can order any of the products I used to make this card by going to my online store. Just click on any of the images below.

Product List
Waves Dies
[158840]
$60.00
Stamparatus
[148187]
$85.00
Paper Snips
[103579]
$17.00