May 10, 2011 | Scrapbooking |
Sometimes I feel sorry for the Simply Scrappin’ Kits because I think we often overlook them.
But the kits include so much! Look at this one – Playful Polka Dots – from the Summer Mini catalogue. With this Simply Scrappin’ Kit, you receive 8 sheets of 12″ x 12″ textured cardstock, 6 sheets of double sided paper and 6 sheets of die cut adhesives.
Whether you want to create quick scrapbook pages, fast and easy cards or spend time crafting with kids with little effort, this is the kit for you!
Playful Polka Dots Simply Scrappin’ Kit
$26.95, #122346
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National Scrapbooking Month Promotion
Select Stamp Sets, Digital Downloads and Professional Printing Products are 30% off. Click here to see a complete list.
Want to start your own Stampin’ Up! business or purchase products at a discount? The Digital Starter Kit is also 30% off, now only $150.50. Click here for more information.
Want to receive a free Summer Mini catalogue in your mailbox? Click here to request your copy. Canadians only, please.
Don’t think it, ink it!
May 29, 2009 | Scrapbooking |
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Big Shot Top Note
This album took no time at all to create using the Top Note die for the Big Shot and a Sunshine Garden Simply Scrappin’ kit. I used the thick window sheets to create the front and back covers and to give the album durability.
What a wonderful gift perfectly sized for slipping into a purse or diaper bag? Or, if you have been hesitant to start scrapbooking, this album is an easy to finish project that will get you started in no time.
I used the crop-a-dile to effortlessly make a hole and inserted a binder ring to hold the pages together. A few short lengths of ribbon help to decorate the front and a few self-adhesive die cuts from the Simply Scrappin’ kit tie everything together.
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Happy Friday!
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May 26, 2009 | Scrapbooking, Tutorials and Techniques |
Big Shot Box #2
Did you know that you can etch Window Sheets? Neither did I!
Using a piercing tool or sharp needle, draw lines on the Window Sheet. The lines can be random as shown or use a straight edge for a more structured design. How easy is that?
To decorate the box, I used self-adhesive die-cuts from the Sunshine Garden Simply Scrappin’ kit. This is one of the kits that is sure to sell fast when the last chance list is released. If you have been meaning to order it, do it today – Sunshine Garden, #113911$23.95 on page 164.
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Happy Tuesday!
