Technique Tuesday - Faux Diamonds

Faux Diamonds is such a beautiful technique.  This would look great as a background on a wedding card.  Hopefully all the sparkles can be seen on your computer.

Stampin' Up! February Class Projects

Friday night I held my monthly stamping class and these are two of the projects we made.  We made a beautiful card using the Stampin' Up! Lattice Die Cut.  The background is Newspaper DSP.  Stampin' Up! Lattice BigZ die cut #115958.

And the second card we made was this cute heart valentine card using the large Stampin' Up! Full Heart Punch #119883.  I call it the "floating heart card".

More Stampin' Up! Demo Projects

These are the last 2 of the Stampin' Up! Demonstrator meeting projects.  At the end of our meeting we played with the candy sleeves and the new Stampin' Up! Spiral Flower Originals Die Cut.

More Demonstrator Meeting Projects

Standalone calendar in Sahara Sand.  Measurements for this project are cardstock 5 1/2 " x  8 1/2" and scored at 3", 6", 6 3/4" and 7 3/4".  Calendars were purchased from www.vippies.com and these are medium sized calendars.

Throw Back Thursday - Heart Chipboard Album

This was an adventurous project I made at one of my upline meetings.  I believe it was "Spring Fling".  This was when Stampin' Up! used to carry chipboard albums in different shapes.  You can probably replicate this using chipboard or cardboard and run it through the big shot with the Heart Framelits. 



Stampin' Up! Demonstrator's Meeting

Below are more projects from our demo meeting on Friday.  I'm not sure what the official name of this project is, but I call it the Butterfly Explosion Box.  So cute...  I couldn't stop adding butterflies... I love butterflies.

Technique Tuesday - Rock n' Roll

This week's featured technique is the Rock n' Roll technique.  This has to be the easiest technique and the least messy.  Basically stamp your stamp set on one color ink pad and then rock n' roll the edges on a different color ink pad and stamp on your paper.