My stampin' up! blog - Stamping Scene

Hello and welcome to my blog. I'm an independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator in the UK and love sharing my passion for paper crafting and Stampin' Up! products. Thank you for visiting I hope to see you again soon. Zoe x

Monday, 31 October 2011

Join the Stampin' Up! Family

During October only Stampin' Up! is offering anyone the chance of receiving additional FREE product if you sign up for the generous starter kit which already gives great value for money and a minimal business start up fee.  The In Colour ink pads and cardstock  will be an additional part of your starter kit when you join the Stampin' Up! family during October 2011.  
Join my team and you will also receive my support and a business pack full of useful tools and accessories.

The new colours are divine and are as usual named with some really wonderful names, we have




Lucky Limade

Pool Party

Wisteria Wonder

Calypso Coral

Island Indigo

If you decide to join the Stampin' Up! family then contact me at martin.tant@homecall.co.uk
For a no obligation chat to find out more about joining my growing team and how I can help you to grow a profitable business that fits around your lifestyle. 

Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Chic Chick!


So how are you all this Wednesday evening.......? I've been busy with half-term doing slow mornings, trips out, and some crafting while the children entertained themselves baking halloween gingerbread.  I'm now ahead of myself as far as convention goes.  I have my swaps made and am feeling rather smug about it. 

I have a card to share with you that I made for Olivia's friend's birthday.  It's perfect for the rising teens, but does have one cheat on it in that the shoe shape was cut using a die from my stash.  However the gorgeous fresh and bright designer papers are one of the new hostess only purchases.  The pack is called Cheerful Treats and is just lovely.  Sadly the modern label punch I've used for the handbag retired in September, but you can create the same effect with some of our other punches.  Itty bitty buttons are perfect for accessorising dresses like this and with the coordinating punches you can turn them into whatever colour you want them to be.  The punched shapes also work well as a clasp on the handbag.

It was a great party I understand, but I can't believe how awful I now find the loud music and steamy atmosphere at drop off and pick up time.  I also know that unlike the teenagers at the party, I cannot wear, well I could wear but wouldn't be able to move, shoes with killer heels such as these.  I guess middle age is catching up with me!!!! Best go out and party to make the feeling go!

Have a great evening.
Zx