Really Good Greetings | Kirstys cards 'n' scrapping

Hello everyone,

For quite a while now I have seen many people create screen cards. I thought I would create one and use it my Cards with a Difference workshop. It was a very popular addition and I may create some more at a later date.

I used a few different stamp sets to create the final result but the main set used was Celebrate Today which is in the current Occasions Catalogue.

I used the paper from the Birthday Bash SDSP, also from the same catalogue. I love this paper. Its one of those ones you would like to hoard and never use. I have quite a few of those. I really do have to change my ways and start using them, otherwise they will never see the light of day and be used in some very special projects.

I used a 12″x6″ piece of Whisper White CS. I scored it at 3″, 6″, & 9″. Super easy but very effective. What do you think?

Thanks for dropping by,

Kirsty xx

Whisper White 12″ X 12″ Card Stock – 124302

Price: $9.95

Night Of Navy A4 Card Stock – 106577

Price: $11.95

Birthday Bash Specialty Designer Series Paper – 137783

Price: $21.95

Celebrate Today Photopolymer Bundle – 138869

Price: $63.50

Perpetual Birthday Calendar Photopolymer Stamp Set – 137167

Price: $41.95

Dotty Angles Photopolymer Stamp Set – 133658

Price: $27.95

Really Good Greetings Clear Stamp Set – 130333

Price: $25.95

Bermuda Bay Classic Stampin’ Pad – 131171

Price: $9.95

Night Of Navy Classic Stampin’ Pad – 126970

Price: $9.95

Crushed Curry Classic Stampin’ Pad – 131173

Price: $9.95

Calypso Coral Classic Stampin’ Pad – 126983

Price: $9.95

Sahara Sand Classic Stampin’ Pad – 126976

Price: $9.95

Versamark Pad – 102283

Price: $12.95

Gold Stampin’ Emboss Powder – 109129

Price: $8.95

Decorative Label Punch – 120907

Price: $29.95

Heat Tool – 129056

Price: $49.95

Stampin’ Trimmer – 129722

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Hello everyone,

Since I did the big move to Southbrook I restarted some workshops and quickly found that a scrapbook workshop is the popular choice here in this quaint little town. I haven’t shared any of these projects on my blog and thought I should start. This particular page I am sharing today was this weeks workshop.

I used quite a few stamp sets, six in fact. It is one of the reasons I love Stampin’ Up! The stamp sets coordinate well with each other. Another item I love about Stampin’ Up!, and it is totally free, is the brown packing paper in the Big Brown Box that is filled with your goodies. I use it on my projects as a DSP (designer series paper). You can tear it, scrunch it, stamp on it, spritz ink on it, anything you can think of really. It’s a great neutral ‘filler’ for your layout. It especially looks good on boy themed layouts. Can you tell I love it?!

I sprinkled Whisper White ink in one of my Stampin’ Spritzer bottles over the layout and added a few Candy Dots for a pop of colour. I also outlined some pieces including the DSP with a Basic Black Stampin’ Write marker. I use this technique to make that particular element stand out, but it’s not too much that it takes away from the photo. I used Dimensionals to lift the photo off the page and slide my three tags beneath it. I will use the white for journalling and the other two will be fillers or you can put some smaller photos on them.

It’s a great simple layout anyone can do and the ladies attending loved the workshop. It also gave me a good excuse to crack open the NEW KRAFT CARDSTOCK!! This stuff is awesome. It is heavier than our regular CS and this is a more natural Kraft colouring. Be sure to check that stuff out, plus any of the other gorgeous products I used.

Thanks for dropping by,

Kirsty