I hope you're ready for the ESAD Blog Hop! Better go grab yourself a cuppa as you'll be hopping for a while. What is ESAD you say? ESAD stands for Extra Special Australian (and New Zealand) Demonstrators and it is an online group just for Australian and New Zealand Demonstrators for Stampin' Up!
We so love what we do and not only do we love to share it with our customers, friends and wonderful blog visitors, but we share our love for what we do with each other as Demonstrators. We run swaps, challenges, tutorials, product know how and cyberstamps and we are always there to help and support eath other when its needed.
So if you are a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator located in Australia or New Zealand then please feel free to click here ( http://www.esad-su.ning.com/ )to join our wonderful group.
We are again offering Blog Candy for our blog hop. What you need to do is complete the blog hop until you get back to me. Once you have visited and commented on every blog then you will need to email Sharlene at stampwithsharlene@hotmail.com who will then put your name into the draw for the blog candy. There will be one winner from New Zealand and one winner from Australia, so start hopping!
So let's get going!! You should have just arrived from Danielle Daws' Blog ( http://www.danielledaws.blogspot.com/2010/04/910-autumn-winter-mini-catalogue-blog.html ) and now you're here!!
For my first project I've used the New Cottage Garden Stamp Set and the Cottage Wall Designer Series Paper. I just love the new In Colours as well, I have used the Rich Razzleberry in this card along with our regular colours, Old Olive and Orchid Opulence - a perfect match for the DSP. I've also used the new 1/2" Polka-Dot Grosgrain Ribbon - where are the polka dots, you ask? The ribbon is plain on the back, so you can use it with or without the polka dots! I finished the flower and the butterfly off with a bit of dazzling diamonds.
The next lot of cards use all three of the new In Colours - Rich Razzleberry, Melon Mambo and Soft Suede - they go so well together. I've made 3 little cards for each packet here (1 of each design in each pack). I've used the Big Shot Top Note Die to create the little bag topper and then embellished them with the In Colour Ribbons and made a bit of a pleat/ruffle, just for something different!
I have used the new Vintage Vogue Stamp set to create these cards, along with the new In Colour inks and Ribbons.
My last little project is this puffy box (tutorial on http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/ ). They are so simple to make and they look great and are the perfect size for a few choccies or some jewellery, etc. I've made this one using soft suede and I stamped the flowers from Vintage Vogue to create a background. Then I made up the box and wrapped a piece of Melon Mambo Ribbon around it (which you can't see coz the bird is on top of it!!). Then I layered 2 ovals (the top one is cut from the wide oval punch and the bottom one is the smallest oval cut from the Big Shot Ovals Dies). I punched out the bird using the NEW Extra Large Two Step Bird Punch (What a mouthful!!) using Pink Pirouhette Cardstock and sponged with Melon Mambo and then layered it up. It was so quick to put together!
I am absolutely loving these new products! For all the stamps I've used for these projects, I used the NEW Clear Mount Rubber Stamps. These have been fantastic! Love how they work and how they store and Love the Price!
Well enough from me, there's plenty more to see and don't forget to email Sharlene when you have visited and commented on all the blogs and get back to me! Off you go now to see what Felicity has created - http://www.stampinwithflick.blogspot.com/2010/04/autumnwinter-mini-catalogue-esad-blog.html
Catchya again soon,
Deb
Too good. You have used two of my favorite stamp sets. I love the new in colours as well and how you have used them.
ReplyDeleteLove what you've done with the Vintage Vogue set...I'll be CASING for sure! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to make gift packs of cards - will keep that idea in mind for xmas!!
ReplyDeleteThose bag toppers are just GORGEOUS! Such a nice and simple way to package a card set.
ReplyDeleteOh how gorgeous, they would make such lovely gifts, thanks so much for sharing, lots of inky hugs from Charmaine :-)
ReplyDeleteOooh I love the box!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration!
Allison Brudenell
love the sets of cards - such a lovely gift! and the box is so cute! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your little puffy box - so cute! & the ribbon detail on your Top Note Bag Toppers is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the little card sets especially, Deb!
ReplyDeleteoh what lovely projects Debbie - love them ;) Thanks for participating in the blog hop.
ReplyDeleteNice projects Debbie. TFS.
ReplyDeleteSue
Beautiful card packs. What a great idea. Louise P
ReplyDeleteyou have outdone yourself. blooming fantastic!! billie
ReplyDeleteLove the little card packs! Some great ideas here!
ReplyDeleteThe little card packs are just gorgeous! TFS
ReplyDeleteCASE, CASE, CASE I can feel many CASEs coming on, when my new stash arrives!!! Can't wait. Thanks for inspiring. Enjoy your Easter. Cheers Donna Zammit
ReplyDeleteThe cards are just lovely. thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLoving this Vintage Vogue set more and more, Thanks for your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteIt has been so great hopping around and seeing projects done with products that I haven't got (yet!!!) So much inspiration and ideas. This is lotsa fun! Stampin' Hugs, Andrea xxx
ReplyDeletei am loving all of your creations, the more i see the more i want, i have the vintage vogue on its way, and the top note die is on my most wanted list
ReplyDeleteSharna
I am falling more and more in love with Rich Razzleberry!
ReplyDeleteI love all of your projects. Vintage vogue is so beautiful and the Rich Razzleberry is such a warm and rich colour. Thank you for sharing your ideas. It now has me thinking :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty colours that you have used. They are lovely designs.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Annette
The more I see the Vintage Vogue set the more I like it. Thanks for the inspiration. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your ideas they are just lovely, especially like those packaged notelets
ReplyDeleteDiana