You can find this bundle, IN THE PINES, on page 43 in Stampin' Up!'s Fall Mini Catalog. The bundle includes a stamp set, In The Pines, and a set of dies, Pine Woods Dies. I have noticed a number of times in this catalog that it can be very hard to find the information about the bundles. I can't imagine why Stampin' Up! would want to hide that information ~ after all it saves us 10% right off the top! Look at the top of page 43 for the bundle information. Enjoy the quick video below from Stampin' Up! And, by the way, as far as I know there is no sound.
My friend, Lynne, was nice enough to stop by the Cat/Art Studio and film this video for me (thank you, Lynne!). We filmed it way back in September with the thought of posting it right away and then it kind of disappeared into the clouds (icloud that is) and we found it recently ~ as in yesterday! So here it is and I hope you won't mind all of the talk about September but, since it is a walk through the Mini Catty and all about Fall maybe it is just perfect for TODAY! Let me know what you think,,,,,,,,,,,,
You can find the BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN BUNDLE on page 46 in Stampin' Up!'s Mini Catalog. The stamp set, below, is bundled with the set of three punches. Remember, because it is bundled you save 10% ~ always a good thing! I will post more samples tomorrow and we will be using this bundle in my BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN CLASS coming soon ~ September 26 and 27 ~ two classes, both a 1 PM. EMAIL ME if you have questions!
Happy September! Enjoying Stampin' Up's Mini Catalog? Let me take you on a little walk through the Fall leaves and other designs that make us all so thankful that it is just around the corner! September is the beginning of the change and may it be met with a sense of joy and renewed togetherness. As always, let me know if you have questions and/or comments. I always want to hear from you ~ that's why I do what I do ~ because of you! Happy September Stamping!
Here's the card that I created using the CELEBRATION TIDINGS BUNDLE (page 58 in the Mini Catalog). All the stamps (including the spiders) are included in the stamp set. I strung the spiders on with orange thread (using black Dimensionals!) and created the background (Pumpkin Pie cardstock) using the Cobwebs Embossing Folder on page 53.
I will show you another card using this stamp set tomorrow and ~ it's easy peasy!
Some of my stamping friends seem to have a problem tying bows to add to their projects. I have been using a simple little tool for years (so long ago that I can't remember when it started or where it came from) ~ BOW PANTS. The name of the tool is easy to remember because it looks like a pair of pants and it makes bows! I make mine from the lightweight cardboard in the back of the package of Stampin' Up!'s Designer Series Paper. I make mine using an old punch some of you will remember ~ Word Window ~ but the CLASSIC LABEL PUNCH (on page 166 AC) will work just as well! You can see the different sizes of bows (and, how much ribbon you will need) below the video. This card will show you the finished bow made with Bow Pants!
This suite is perfect for preserving those travel memories from last summer or years ago. The suite collection includes everything you will need no matter where you have been! In addition there is a coordinating Memories & More Card Pack to use in your scrapbook albums or make into cards to use all year! You can find it on page 24 in the annual catalog.
I have a new favorite in Stampin' Up!'s 2020-2021 annual catalog and I think it will be your favorite too. I love Dimensionals and have been using them for years but they have been improved and now you can add dimension to an entire image. The sheets are sticky on both sides, easy to use and our dies cut them easily. What's not to like? Let me know what you think ~ I'm sold!
In my June 29 post I told you about using the wonderful ADHESIVE SHEETS when I made a card using the die from the Blossoms in Bloom Bundle. Today I created this video with my friend ~ Lynne ~ and she showed me how to put it on my blog. She is such a technical talent ~ I love it! Thanks, Lynne!
