Busy busy here in my creative space. I've been getting the last minute details together for the big night tomorrow. Tonight I've been working on some Big Shot projects I can share this weekend. I love all of my die cuts and I sure know which ones I use more. For instance, I love the Two Tags Die cut. It's very versatile and can be used for more than just a tag. Case in point…
I loved using this die cut as a piece to stamp my sentiment. Here is the card a bit closer…
I used my Scallop Border Punch and added a double scalloped piece to this card. Kinda fun and different. Here is a side view. I mean really, can we have too many views on a card? My camera was being nice to me so I might as well blog about it. I do love this Favorite Thoughts stamp set from the Summer Mini. Love the sentiments.
Here are the supplies used for this card:
Stamps: Favorite Thoughts (120048), Cute by the Inch (Level 1 Hostess Set), Belle Wheel (121430)
Ink: Crumb Cake, Early Espresso
Cardstock: Crumb Cake, Not Quite Navy and Vanilla
Accessories: Blueberry Crisp DSP (117392), Neutral Buttons (119743), Spritzer Tool (107066), Linen Thread (104199), Vanilla Taffeta (109071), Two Tags Sizzix Die Cut (115954), Scallop Border Punch
Okay, before I leave I want to clarify a few things from my video yesterday. I've received a few questions about a couple things and I can't seem to keep up with all my email. <VERY SAD FACE!> Well, I could answer you but my kids would be running around naked because of a back log of laundry. YIKES!
Here goes… The Scrapbooking Canvas on my wall, you can find a tutorial on Splitcoast. You can also search on my blog for other close up views of different canvas that I've done.
For those of you that are new to either Stampin' Up! or rubber stamping, please realize this stamp room is about 7 years in the making. <smile> 7 years ago when I started my business and started stamping I worked in a very small room with ONE 6 ft table and made some U-G-L-Y cards in the beginning. I can almost bet the recipients of my FIRST swap laughed and felt sorry for me. My point is that regardless of your space, if you keep it organized it can be your own little paradise. I've collected a lot of great stampin' tools over the years and when they are out in the open and not in a drawer I use them. The same with my embellishments… they are out to see and USE.
Thank you so much for taking the tour and I will keep you posted on new changes that I make to it. Believe it or not, I've already rearranged a shelf. <sigh>
I hope your weekend is spectacular. I've got TONS of stamping to do. I plan to turn my tunes up loudly, dance in my stamp room and STAMP, STAMP, STAMP!
6 thoughts on “Frills and Blue”
I love this, dtstress elegance , my fave colourways too!
Hi Kimberly. Now that I have recovered from my motion sickness from your last video (lol)I want to say good luck and have a great time at your workshop this weekend. I know it will be successful. I'm going to IKEA on Monday with my daughter. I will be thinking about you while I'm up there. Love your new space and what you have done with it. Thanks so much for sharing your new stamping home with us. Debbie
lovin' your videos/updates(as always)!!! Hoping tonight is GREAT……giving you a serious kick start as you rebuild your business!! I'll put my money on 3 bookings…….fingers crossed!
You STAMP girl!!!
Stunning card! I enjoyed seeing your space. I love the idea of things out in the open. TFS!
I just had to tell you that your blog never fails to put a smile on my face. You have such a wonderful way with words. When I grow up I want to have a stamping room like yours!!! Keep up the good work. Military wifes must stick together and stamp.
What a fun blog you have ! Read over at Papercraft Star MB that you were a particular inspiration, just letting you know someone admires you !
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