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Friday, 2 January 2026

Charming Day

Hello friends,

Today I am using 2 products on the Last Chance list, so these are available while stocks last. They are the Flower Garden Foils Specialty Paper (#165511) and the Charming Day Bundle (#166136).

I stamped the floral image from the Charming Day stamp set (#166126) with Tuxedo Black Memento ink (#132708) onto Basic White card (#166781). The flowers were coloured with Bubble Bath Stampin’ Blends (#161675) and the leaves with Pool Party Stampin’ Blends (#154894). This floral image and the die cut leaves were cut with the Charming Day dies (#166135). Pool Party card (#124391) was used for the leaves and this was backed with Adhesive Sheet (#152334).

I used 3 of the papers from the Flower Garden Foils Specialty Paper (#165511) for the background. These were attached to the Basic White base card. The floral image was attached to the card with Stampin’ Dimensionals (#104430).

Clear Wink Of Stella (#141897) was added to the floral image. The embellishments are Pearlized Faceted Circles (#166978).

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Thursday, 26 June 2025

Nests Of Winter Designer Series Paper

Hi friends,

I fussy cut these birds from the Nests Of Winter Specialty Designer Series Paper (#164183).

The card front is the Cloud Cover from the Flower Garden Foils 12”x12” Specialty Paper (#165511). This pack includes Pretty In Pink & Strawberry Slush colours with 2 different designs in each colour. I wrapped the retired Metallic Edge Ribbon around the card front, then attached it to the Basic White base card (#166781).

I used 2 of the smaller banners from the Party Banners dies (#165264) to cut the Strawberry Slush Foil and Basic White card. I dry embossed the white banners with the Pressed Flowers Embossing Folder (#165614). I taped the white banners to the Strawberry Slush banners, then these were attached to the card with Stampin’ Dimensionals (#104430). The birds were attached on top with Mini Stampin’ Dimensioanls (#144108).

The sentiment is from the Blooming Phrases stamp set (#165523). These are 2 separate stamps, each with the “tail”. So when I inked “Happy” I avoided inking the tail, then I stamped “birthday” so it looked like one stamp. This was stamped with Strawberry Slush ink (#165286). A Beautiful Butterflies die (#164614) was used to cut the sentiment. This was attached with Stampin’ Dimensionals. The Embellishemnts are from the Strawberry Slush & Pretty In Pink Gems (#165615).

“Love what you do and share what you love.”

INSPIRE. CREATE. SHARE.

https://www.stampinup.com.au

lesley.j.jendra@gmail.com

http://lesleysstampinground.blogspot.com

Friday, 13 June 2025

Sunrise Sailing Bundle

Hi again my friends,

I have made a masculine card today using the Sunrise Sailing Bundle (#165497) which consists of the Sunrise Sailing stamp set (#165491) and Sunrise Sailing dies (#165496).

I stamped the larger yacht with VersaMark (#102283) and used Silver powder from the Metallics Wow! Embossing Powder (#165678), and set it with the Heat Tool (#129056). I stamped the sails with Azure Afternoon ink (#161663) using the stamping off method for a lighter colour. For the boat I used full strength Azure Afternoon ink.

The 2 yachts were cut with the Sunrise Sailing dies. I used Silver Foil (#163387) and Cherry Cobbler card (#121681) for the small yacht.

A die from the Everyday Arches dies (#164629) was used to cut the Winter Meadow Designer Series Paper (#162133). This was attached to the Cloud Cover from the Flower Garden Foils Specialty Paper (#165511). The foil was matted with Cherry Cobbler card and attached to the Basic White Base card (#166781).

The sentiment is also from the Sunrise Sailing stamp set and stamped with Cherry Cobbler ink (#147083). I cut this with the same Everyday Arches die, as shown below, as I wanted the “stitching” around the sentiment, the same as the arch.