Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Mikaela Titheridge
This week’s Global Design Project theme is to CASE the Designer – Ann Alexander. This is the beautiful card we have to CASE in whatever way we interpret this. What is it to CASE? To CASE is to Copy and Share Everything … or to Copy and Selectively Edit. Inspiration
This week’s Global Design Project theme is Flowers, so I decided to submit this Flowing Flowers card I had created. Having been prepping for an upcoming class using this Set, I had everything out on the desk to play with. Changing up the colours I wanted to create with varying
Today I share some projects that we created during a recent in person class using the Boughs and Blossoms Bundle. The Catalogue is always a fabulous source of inspiration and sometimes CASing a project is a good starting point. A card using this bundle in the catalogue caught my eye,
The Let’s Get Hopping Team are bidding their Farewell to the 2020-2022 In Colors today. With our hop now over on Instagram, you may have already seen the Team’s posts over there. If you’ve missed it, then be sure to follow the link at the bottom of this post. Today
With a Rainbow of Happiness we can say Thank you, Happy Birthday or simply Amazing you! Today I share a couple of cards I created a good few weeks back using the patterned papers from Sale-a-Bration. Switching up papers for alternatives would give these cards a whole different feel. With
This line drawn Every Chapter image by Stampin’ Up! was the perfect image for me. I don’t enjoy reading but I do adore colouring. Where some would read, others will Watercolour and this image offered the perfect combination for me. Stamped with Black Memento Ink onto Basic White Cardstock, I
Today I share a project I’ve made with All Things Fabulous for the Global Design Project Colour Challenge. I’ve been meaning to take part in these weekly challenges for a while now and finally, I got to play. The Challenge in place this week is that of a colour challenge.
With Easter on the horizon, I wanted to come up with an Easter Card making use of the Daffodil Daydream Stamp Set. With my love of Heat Embossing, I decided to combine this technique with a few others. Inking up Versamark ink, I set to stamping the Daffodil image across
With Easter on the horizon, your mind might be thinking towards Easter cards. Immediately my thoughts turn to Daffodil Daydream as a bundle most fitting. A Pool Party cardbase forms the backdrop to this card. I randomly stamped, tone on tone, using two of the images from the stamp set
My class Stamp Together Class at Dunelm was using the Daffodil Daydream bundle for some cheerful Easter cards. The Dies within this Bundle can seem quite daunting, so I helped guide the ladies through their assembly. Each flower head was made in Very Vanilla with the trumpets made from So
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