Friday, April 29, 2022
Three on Thursday April 28, 2022
Hello and thanks for stopping by. For my weekly Facebook Live I made three cards, two used a 6x6 One Sheet Wonder template found at Jesscrafts.com. I encourage you to try these simply layouts.
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Facebook Live April 28 2022 Watch the full video
I used retired paper and stamp sets for some of these projects. I like to show ways you can use your stash of pretty DSP. These cards are easy enough for the beginner while at the same time you can add embellishments if you choose. Have fun crafting!
Do what you Love, Love what you Do!
Suzie Q
aka Sue Sanders
Thursday, April 21, 2022
Three on Thursday April 21, 2022 The 3 S's - Stack, Slice, & Shuffle
Hello Stampers!
I was introduced to this technique by another Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Cindy Brumbaugh. When I seen how easy this was I decided it would be a great way to use retired Designer Series Paper. Cindy called it Stack, Cut, & Shuffle, I am calling it Stack, Slice, & Shuffle or the 3 S's for short.
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I made several sets using different DSP and each one is different. This technique can be used for a simple card or you can add ribbon or other embellishments to dress them up. You can use any sentiment for any occasions.
Measurements:
Card base cut at 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" scored at 4 1/4"
4 different designs of DSP cut 4" x 5 1/4"
You then want to cut the DSP at one time at 2 3/4" - rotate this stack and cut again at 3"
The long strip you cut off you will rotate and cut it at 2"
Make sure you keep all the stacks in the same order as you cut them.
I found it easier if I laid the 4 stacks in front of me and started with the smallest pieces in the upper right corner. I then began to shuffle, move the top piece to the back of the stack, then on the other narrow stack move the top two pieces to the back of the stack. The last stack to shuffle is on the bottom left side and you move the top 3 pieces to the back of the stack. Now you have 4 different designs.
I laid the pieces on the card base to see how it looked before I adhered the pieces down. You will have a 1/8" border around your card.
Watch the video for full instructions for the cards.
Visit my Facebook Page SuzieQsStamping each Thursday at 3pm CDT to watch
Three on Thursday Live.
If you don't have a Demonstrator, I would love to help you with all your stamping needs. To request a 2022-2023 Catalog please post a comment with Catalog in the Subject line.
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The stamp sets used are discontinued and no longer available. You can use any sentiments you choose.
Do what you Love, Love what you Do!
Suzie Q's Stamping
aka Sue Sanders
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Wednesday, April 13, 2022
May Paper Pumpkin by Stampin' Up!®
Greetings from a very rainy Lake of the Ozarks. We have server thunderstorms today and chances are good we might lose power. I hope not since I wouldn't be able to work in my studio. I just wanted share how awesome the Paper Pumpkin Kits from Stampin' Up! ® are. The May kit looks like fun, and I can't wait to receive my box next month.
May Paper Pumpkin click the link and you can watch a short video by Sara.
Ordering is easy, just click the link on the right for Paper Pumpkin. That takes you directly to my subscription site.
Suzie Q aka Sue Sanders
Monday, April 11, 2022
April 2022 Demonstrator Training Blog Hop Featuring Discontinued Paper by Stampin' Up!® My mistake 😃
Greetings fellow stampers! Thank you for stopping by today. April has been a rainy month in Missouri. Just wish life hadn't gotten in the way so I could have spent more time in my stamp studio.
I am participating in Kylie Bertucci's Demonstrator Training Program Blog Hop. We are Stamin' Up! ® Demonstrators from around the world who participate each month in the Blog Hop, I can't wait for you to see all the beautiful cards made this month. Each of us are working towards building our business and reaching goals we have set for the year. We truly appreciate your support!
I wasn't thinking clearly when I designed my customer Thank You cards. Not only did I use a retired DSP, Harvest Meadow, but I also used the retired Harvest dies. Both products were favorites of mine. I didn't realize this until I was typing this post. They are still pretty cards and can be made with any DSP and silhouette die. I did decide to show you another version of the card using current product that are carrying over to the New 2022-2023 Annual Catalog. I used the Meadow Dies and the Ombre Specialty Paper (retiring).
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Measurements for this card: Basic White Card Base 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" score at 4 1/4"
Misty Moonlight Layer: 4" x 5 1/4"
Designer Series Paper: 2 x 4 7/8"
Bumblebee Ribbon: 5" to wrap ends around and tie a bow.
Basic White: Scrap to die cut flower
Basic White scrap for greeting
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This card was made using Calypso Coral, Basic Black, and the Ombre Specialty Paper (retiring at the end of April). The die used is from the Meadow Dies that are a carry over to the New Annual Catalog 2022-2023. I love the Ombre Shimmer Paper and the black layer sets off the color, the picture doesn't do justice to the card.
I would love to help you with your stamping needs if you don't already have a demonstrator. You can shop my online store 24/7 by clicking the Shop Store Button. That takes you directly to my Stampin' Up! ® website. Be sure to use the April Host Code so I can send you a free gift if your order is over $50. Don't use the Host Code if your order is more than $150, because I want you to receive Stampin' Rewards for your purchase.
Please visit the other Demonstrators participating in this
Blog Hop today. Thanks for visiting!
Do what you Love, Love what you Do!
Suzie Q's Stamping
aka Sue Sanders, USA
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