Showing posts with label moonlight dsp stack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moonlight dsp stack. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Mixed Bunch

Today's post plays with a couple of stamp sets and some of the new in colors from the 2014-15 catalog.  It uses the new moonlight dsp stack, hello honey cs, and lost lagoon cs.
 
Stamp sets are Sassy Salutations, and Mixed Bunch.  The flowers in the mixed bunch set have a coordinating punch to match.  I love all the coordination that SU offers us with punches, colors, etc.
 
Thanks for stopping by--enjoy your day!

Friday, June 6, 2014

Work of Art

Today's card is made with goodies out of the new catalog that went live this week.  I love this new stamp set called Work of Art.
 
The new in colors are so rich, I love them.  With Stampin' Up! giving us matching accessories, this card has the moonlight dsp stack and ribbon to match.  The matching ribbons are so soft and manageable.  Check out the labels to view all that was used.
 
Thanks for stopping by today.  Have a great weekend all!
 

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

New Catalog Unveil!!

The new catalog in now available.  Woo Hoo!  I love this time of year and all the new items we have to choose from.  Today I am sharing a card made with a new hostess set--you are going to want to book a workshop or class to earn this one!  It is gorgeous.  I cased this card from a group that I belong to--thanks Maggie for the great inspiration.  I just changed a couple things and made it my own.  The basic layout is the same though. 
 



Here is what the new hostess set looks like and is available in wood or clear mount but only in the hostess section of the catalog. 
 
Bloom With Hope
 
This card also showcases some of the new 2014-2016 in colors which are called Hello Honey, Blackberry Bliss, Lost Lagoon,  Tangelo Twist, and Mossy Meadow.

This card uses blackberry bliss, mossy meadow and hello honey.  I used the markers to color the stamp, and then combined that with blackberry bliss cardstock, hello honey cardstock, and moonlight designer series  paper stack along with the luscious satin ribbons to match the in colors.  This ribbon is wonderful--so easy to work with. 

It is easy to get the two colors of ribbon implemented into the one tie,  just cut a strip of the hello honey ribbon and  place it over the first tie when tying the knot ribbon and then finish by making the second tie for the know and it secures it right in there.  Then take your ribbon scissors to trim the edges to match.  Yep, I have scissors just for ribbon so they don't get dulled by cutting cs or papers with them. 

Thanks for stopping by Btoday.  I hope you enjoyed the project.  Let me know if you need a catalog, you can leave a comment here or email me at rheastamps@hotmail.com
Until then you can view the catalog by clicking on the icon to the right side of my blog!

Have a great day!