Beautiful Gallery Stamp Camp.

Brought to you by Beautiful Gallery Creators

Sharon Verity, Debi Kaufman, Lynn Starzl and Michele Deschenes

June 1st from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm EST on a private FB group.

Each demonstrator will show how to make a fun fold card and a Technique. In the end you will have 8 completed cards.

$47.00 includes:

  • all-inclusive card kits
  • PDF/Tutorials
  • Full pack of the DSP -Beautiful Gallery 6″ x 6″
  • hourly prize drawings
  • and lots of fun
  • Contact one of the demonstrators to register by May 10th.
  • Hope you join us!

Diagonal Cut Fun Fold Card

Welcome to our monthly Stampin’ Up! Demos Fun Fold Blog Hop!! I started participating in this Blog Hop this month. The other participating demonstrators are listed at the end of my post. I hope you will choose to hop along.

Below you will find the card I created for the hop. This card is called a Diagonal Cut Fun Fold.

Thank you for stopping by today and I hope you will hop along with the list of demos below.

SU Demo Fun Fold Blog Hop Lineup

  1. Karen Finkle
  2. Maria Mench
  3. Su Mohr
  4. Debbie Mageed
  5. Beth McCullough
  6. Kathi Ondus
  7. Lisa Ann Bernard
  8. Tara Carpenter
  9. Michele Deschenes (Shelly)

The base card is Daffodil Delight cut at 4 1/4″ x 11″. I made a pencil mark at 1″ from the fold, on the top right flap. Then cut from that mark to the bottom left corner.

I cut a piece of On The Go DSP cut at 4″ x 5 1/4″. I made a pencil mark at 3/4″ on the right side of the DSP. Then cut from that mark to the bottom left of the DSP and cut.

I fussy cut a couple images from the DSP and used a tag from the same DSP.

I cut a piece of Basic white at 4″ x 5 1/4″. Again marked with a pencil at 3/4″ and cut to the bottom left.

I stamped the sentiment using Tags to Go stamp set. For embellishments I used 2025-2027 In Color Flat Pearls.

April Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop

We are ready for the April Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop. This month the challenge was to stamp your own DSP.

I found this to be exciting. I stamped 1/2 of a 12″ x 12″ white card stock with Stampin’ Up! Among the Swallows stamp set, using Old Olive ink. This made for a beautiful stamped DSP.

After I stamped the left side of white card stock with Old Olive ink, 2 times. I searched in my endless supply of older stamp sets for a nature type sentiment. I found a great sentiment that tied in with my theme. I found Beauty of the Season (retired). I stamped it in Old Olive and die cut it using Textured Notes dies. For the back ground paper I used Secret Garden Scrapbook card stock. I then cut a piece of Old Olive ribbon (retired) and set it on the stamped side and knotted it. Afterward I stamped on scrap pieces and fussy cut some flowers and birds to apply to the page. I raised the flowers and birds using dimensionals. I cut Evening Evergreen card stock to create layers under the photos. At which time I added some of the fussy cut birds randomly around the photo place holders.

Then, as a final touch, I added some embellishments that were birds, bees and dragon flies.

I personally feel this is my favorite page thus far.

Please be sure to check out the other designer’s blogs. Click the links below:

1.Tina Parsons – Lovescrappin with Tina (Australia)
3.Julia Quinn – Handmade by Julia Quinn (Australia)
4.Cheryl Taylor – Stampin n crafting with Cheryldiana – UK
5.Stamped Treasures – Sherry Roth (Canada)
6.Michele Deschenes Michele’s Craft Cottage (USA)

January Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop

January’s Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop Theme is My Guilty Pleasure! Chosen by Sharon Dalton.

We were to create a page reflection one of our guilty pleasures. One of mine is reading! Last year I read 30 books, this did not account for the DNF (did not finish) books I just couldn’t finish.

My page is a 12″ x 12″ Pool Party cardstock from the Snowy Days Scrapbooking Workshop. The stripes are from a retired DSP pack. I used the For the Books Stamp Set from the new catalog. With the stamps from that set, I stamped the books on white cardstock and using Blender Pens, I colors each book. I fussy cut the books.

After that was complete, I cut out 4 black and white circles using the Deckled Circles, that are retiring. I will add pictures to the circles at a later date. Then stamped 2 sentiments on white cardstock, to grace the page.

Using Pool Party Ribbon, now retired, to go across the striped DSP and add interest. In Pool Party Ink, I stamped a few pairs of glasses to create a tone on tone affect.

For my titles, I typed it on my computer as I don’t have dies to create a smaller title that would fit. It is printed in black ink.

For the embellishments, I used Gold Textured Adhesive-Backed Dots, retired.

The paper clips are a non Stampin’ Up! product. The rest of the page is all Stampin’ Up! products.

This page was really fun to make. I hope you like it. Please visit the other Global Demonstrators pages to see what their Guilty Pleasures are by clicking on the names below. Thank you for following us!

1.
Michele Deschenes Michele’s Craft Cottage (USA)

2.
Julia Quinn – Handmade by Julia Quinn (Australia)
3.
Sherry Roth – Stamped Treasures – Canada
4.
Crafty Chemist Designs: Margaret Workman (USA)
5.
Cheryl Taylor – Stampin n crafting with Cheryldiana – UK
6.
Sharon Dalton – CreativeMe68 (Australia)

Global Blog Hop Sept 19 – Anything Goes

Welcome to the Scrapbooking Global September 2024 blog hop. I am so excited to be a part of this blog hop and so happy you joined us. This months our challenge was Anything Goes. We get to create a layout of our choice.

As part of the Scrapbooking Global design team we participate in a monthly blog hop and challenges. Anyone can join in if they’d like. We’d love to have you join us! Be sure to join the Scrapbooking Global – Stampin’ Up! Facebook Group so you will know when the sign up starts for the next blog hop. For my layout, I decided to create a layout for fall, being as we are nearing fall with all the colors arriving soon.

I used materials from the Stampin’ Up! Autumn to Remember Kit.

On the left layout: First I cut off 1/2″ on the top of the DSP. Then I cut the DSP at 6″ and marked on the right edge at 6″. Then I measured in 1″ from the top right side and ran a score line down to the mark at 6″. I did the same on the bottom up to the 6″ mark. I folded on the score lines. Then centered and glued the DSP to the base cardstock. After that I cut 8 strips of various DSP colors (from the kit) at various sizes (1/2″ and 3/4″). I glued them next to each other, overlapping some. Follow that I stamped various leaves in a variety of fall colors between the DSP fold and strips. Then I cut out a circle, approximately 3″, and stamped more leaves around the circle in fall colors. I stamped the sentiment on a scrap piece of cardstock and fussy cut that. I adhered the sentiment using dimensionals.

For the photo place holders I cut (2) Crushed Curry cardstock at 4 1/8″ x 6 1/8″ and (2) at 3 1/8″ x 4 1/8″. Then adhered them to the layout. I used blender pens to color 3 faux wood pieces from the Autumn to Remember Kit and adhered as desired. Then added the circle to overlap the DSP, in the center, with dimensionals. Finally I added 5 coordinating embellishments and used Wink of Stella on the faux wood pieces.

On the right layout: I did the same steps with the DSP sheet and strips. For this page I made a pocket using the Pocket Thoughts Dies, medium die, and adhered it with Tear N Tape. I took the journal piece from the kit and put it in the pocket. I used the sticker sentiment from the kit as well mounting it on Crushed Curry cardstock with dimensionals and then onto the 3″ circle stamped with leaves. Using dimensionals I centered the circle to overlap both sides. Using Crushed Curry cardstock I cut (3) 3 1/8″ squares for photo place holders and (1) 4 1/8″ square and adhered them as desired. Then colored 3 faux wood pieces from the kit and placed as desired. Lastly I added 5 embellishments to the page. And to make the faux wood pieces more fun looking I used Wink of Stella.

If you have any question you may contact me. Thanks for stopping by! Until next month-stamp o