Stampin' Up! - Colbie wanting to go outside.

Love how Colbie is just looking, wishing she could go outside and play. She could if it wasn't -2C, it was freezing. Soon Colb's it will be warmer.

Loads of different stamps used here to make this background, found the idea on Pinterest lescrapananat.blogspot.fr  thanks so much for the inspiration.

All you need is Whisper White 12 x 12 card stock and some ink.  All products used below.

Happy Stampin'

Cheryl

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Stampin' Up! Early Learning Graduation

Love how these little ones get to graduate. They all told us what they wanted to be, many wanted to be princess's, policemen, but Jord she just wanted to WIZARD.

Jord had a great time with all her friends who graduated as well. Loved how they all through all their caps in the air.

Hope this helps inspire you a little to get out your stamping goodies out and get creating.

Happy Stampin'

Cheryl

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Stampin' Up! Summer Time Fun

Couple of pages to share with you.  These two cute kids where playing and having so much fun in the little paddle pool, one very hot summers day last year.

Lola was being the caring big sister, whilst Ivy just lapped up the attention.
I love this new Alphabet stamp, great for the heading. I just added a little stamping to the background to add depth to the Designer Series sheet.

Happy Stampin',

Cheryl

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Stampin' Up! - another Tunnel Card

On a roll with tunnel cards. It's Matt's birthday so thought I better do a card. I have used a retired horse stamp, but that's why I keep them all, just never know when you will need them. Horses are Matt's love, so thought appropriate to use. Lovely as a Tree has been around for years and still one of the best stamp sets put out. You need to drag out your set and start stamping. Hope you enjoy this sample.

Happy Stampin' 

Cheryl

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Stampin' Up! - Tunnel card with Sheltering Tree and Guy Greetings

I wanted to try out the tunnel card, as I had seen so many lovely creations. I saw this idea using these to wonderful stamp set from Vicky Hayes - www.craftingclare.blogspot.com.au who is a member of the Stampin' Up! Artisan design team. Thank you Vicki.

Checkout YouTube for tutorials there are many, I just changed it a little to match our cardstock measurement in the South Pacific.

Want to learn more, contact me. 

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Happy Stampin'

Cheryl

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Scrap layout Stampin' Up! - Artistic Lola

In this layout I used the Farmers Market designer series paper. I didn't think I had any use for this designer series paper, but absolutely love it. I will be doing a class on this double layout, so if your interested contact me to book in. (nyobre@aapt.net.au)

Your kit will contain everything you need to create these 2 pages, and you will have the used of my stamps, inks etc.  What participants need to bring is their photos, all adhesives, and your cutter if you don't want to wait for other. There will be definitely limited spots. Bookings essential. Will post dates very soon, toward end on August early September.

This was a very simply layout, but fun to do. A. Purple of different techniques used, and getting the most out of your stamps. The best part is that all the colours go beautifully, Stampin' Up! Take all the hard work out of matching colours, because they make sure everything co-ordinates. Papers, cardstock, inks, embellishments etc. want to know more, send me an email, I will be happy to help.

Happy Stampin'

Cheryl

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Creative time - Stampin' Up!

Creative ways come in all sorts of ways. This is Ivy showing us how clever she is at painting. Clever Mother, thought she would buy the paints and bring them to Nan's. This layout is very simple, but the photo's tell the story.  I used the stampin' Up! Designer series paper from the new catalogue. This pack is the absolute best.

Stamps feature on my layouts all of the time. You can use them in so many ways, not just for your cards. You can use them and re-use them, with different inks, heat embossing, kissing techniques and many more ideas.

I get a lot of my ideas off Pinterest and just change is up a bit, so if you are having trouble finding something that's suits your photos check it out, follow me, or check back here often.

Happy Stampin' 

Cheryl

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