The stamped image and sentiment are not new - merely underused : Everyday Details. The pretty dotted border is from the matching Everyday Details dies.
The stamped image and sentiment are not new - merely underused : Everyday Details. The pretty dotted border is from the matching Everyday Details dies.
Welcome to the 168th challenge at Colour INKspiration. We have a colourful combination for you this time around, chosen by crew member Bernie Roodt.
If you haven't played with us before, we are a group of Stampin' Up Demonstrators from the South Pacific. Challenges are shown and entered via our Facebook Group page. If you don't belong, and would like to, click here. Don't forget to answer the three easy questions you'll be asked when you ask to join the group.
I'm excited to see what you do with these pretty colours!
I always enjoy a sketch challenge so I'm extra pleased that our challenge rotation at As You See It is back to a sketch.
Fun Friday for me is to play with a challenge, so for inspiration I looked no further than the latest offering from Freshly Made Sketches.
I stamped, coloured and diecut out the large magnolia image and one of the smaller conebud images. They are coloured with Stampin' Blends in Old Olive, Fresh Freesia and Highland Heather with a touch of Daffodil Delight. I added in some extra die cut leaves to fill out the arrangement.
Wasn't last weekend's Creativity Abounds Virtual Stamp Camp a heap of fun?! If you enjoyed it, or would like to try one for the first time, our next camp will be mid-October. Watch out for details.
Welcome to the 167th challenge at Colour INKspiration. It's that time of the year when welcome the newest set of In-Colors, so this challenge uses Pretty in Pink. If you've been around Stampin' Up! for more than a few years, you'll be happy to see the temporary return of this lovely colour.
Of course, if you don't have the new colours yet you can substitute the nearest colour you have - say Flirty Flamingo. This gorgeous palette was chosen for us by Crew Member, Bronwyn Eastley.
If you haven't played with us before, we are a group of Stampin' Up Demonstrators from the South Pacific. Challenges are shown and entered via our Facebook Group page. If you don't belong, and would like to, click here. Don't forget to answer the three easy questions you'll be asked when you ask to join the group.
This month, the theme at Stampin' Fancy Friday is our 'Annual Catalogue Favourite'.
We don't blog hop as such but the team at Stampin' Fancy Friday do a daily inspiration post on Instagram. The team at Stampin' Fancy Friday are all current or past members of Stampin' Up!'s Artisan Design Team, so it really is a great place to pick up ideas or recharge your creative mojo. Follow @stampinfancyfriday if you don't already. 😀
My favourite from the 2024-25 Annual Catalogue is really 'whatever I'm currently exploring' but the Spotlight on Nature bundle is currently it. As it's so lovely, it will definitely be in my overall Top 5!
Here's what I made for the team challenge.
This bundle is unusual in that the dies that bundle with the stamp set do not match up to any of the stamps. It is purely a set of decorative circle dies: 12 dies of various sizes in three different decorative edgings.
At As You See It, we've rolled around to the last challenge on our rota and that's the love-it or hate-it Speed Challenge. This one really gets the blood flowing as you take on the challenge of creating a Thank You card in TEN MINUTES OR LESS!
Today I'm sharing with you a card inspired by the sketch at Freshly Made Sketches.