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I am really enjoying making Z-fold cards; the front and inside open up to display a mini scene and I love the 3D/pop-up elements.        High on my list of  favourite stamps are sets that contain shells and anything related to the beach and sea life, so the new Seaside Shore was a 'must have' for me.  I also love beach decor so I made a small 'beach wreath' from a Swirly Scribbles die, added some fussy cut stamped shells and starfish which were brushed with some Clear Wink of Stella Glitter .  After spotting a wall hanging in a local gift shop which read, "Salty kisses, starfish wishes", I knew my new Labeler Alphabet Stamp was in need of some ink.  The letters were inked with Dapper Denim and stamped off once on scratch paper before stamping on Shimmery White Card Stock.   The little piece of driftwood was punched from the Tree Builder Punch and like the wreath, has been stamped with the 'woodgrain look' stamp f...

Hi there!  I'm really enjoying my new Swirly Scribbles Thinlits Dies and am looking forward to the release of the brand new SU Catalogue this week. Yay! My second Swirly Scribbles Owl Card was made to welcome our friends' new baby boy, Rocco.    Project Recipe: Stamp Sets:   Timeless Textures, Gorgeous Grunge, Made with Love Ink:   Chocolate Chip, Soft Suede, Pool Party Card Stock:   Chocolate Chip, Soft Suede, Pool Party, Very Vanilla, Basic Black, Pumpkin Pie Accessories:   Swirly Scribbles Thinlits, Owl Builder Punch. In Color Assorted Sequins, Wink of Stellar Glitter Pen (Clear) Thanks for stopping by,

Oh my goodness ... a new Stampin' Up! Catalogue will be released next week and you are going to love the new dies!   As a demonstrator I had the awesome privilege of ordering some new products a month before the catty goes live. These Swirly Scribbles Thinlits were high on my wish list; the creative ideas are limitless.  Today was the first chance I've had to play with some new goodies (been interstate for work) and as I was looking at the thinlits shapes, an owl just popped into my head and this is the result -    Thanks for stopping by,