Edited: February 28, 2009
As promised, here is the Stampanion Group Swaps. I had to split the images up into three groups. Further details are noted below:
Designed by Sue Farrant
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip, Pacific Point, Kiwi Kiss
Accessories: Pacific Point Corduroy, dimensionals, signal pen
Stamp(s): Trendy Trees
Designed by Renae Hauge
Designed by Beth Klippenstein
Designed by Linda Yamamoto
Designed by Tracey Falconer
Designed by Pam Perreault
Stamp Set: Just Buzzin By, All Holidays
Paper: Bella Rose DSP, Summer Sun, Chocolate Chip, Tangerine Tango, Old Olive, Whisper White
Inks: Black Staz On
Other: Stampin' Pastels, Blender Pens, Stipple Brush, Slot & Circle Punches
Designed by Jessie Branner
Cardstock: Cameo Coral, Chocolate Chip, Kiwi Kiss
Designed by Donna SchalkxCardstock: Cameo Coral, Chocolate Chip, Kiwi Kiss
DSP: Raspberry Tart
Stamps: Itty Bitty Buds, Elegant Thank You
Accessories: Scalloped Edge Punch, Scalloped Square Punch, Chocolate Chip Corduroy Brads
Kiwi Kiss Satin Ribbon
Designed by Elizabeth Holloway
Cardstock: Pirouette Pink, Whisper White, Chocolate Chip, Tangerine Orange
DSP: Sweet Always
Stamps: Animal Crackers, Itty Bitty Background
Inks: Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, Tangerine Orange, So Saffron
Accessories: Circle Cutter, Dazzling Diamonds, Silver Brads, Star Punch, Chocolate Chip Grosgrain (Mane)
Our Stampanions Group challenged each of us to do a swap with new SETS in the current catalogue, using only current items and nothing else but Stampin'Up!. My new set is the Animal Cracker and the Sweet Always DP.
It was tough as I am not used to having/using limited supplies and I really don't have much. I always rely on my Nestabilities and Cuttlebug Embossing folders, and other non-Stampin'Up! products to create cards. And of course, this is my first swap within the group.
Boy, did I play and play and play. You should see my basket full of rejects. (LOL). All I can say is thank goodness that Stampin'Up! came up with the Circle Plus Cutter. I was able to create the circles using the Cutter Plus. Measurements were cut at 3 1/2" for the striped circle and 3 1/4" for the Pink Pirouette circle. The colors were so sweet and subtle, but the giraffe was missing something else. So I added a mane to the back of the giraffe's neck. I used the Chocolate Chip Grosgrain ribbon, cut it in half, and frayed the threads off, and used 2-way glue to glue the ribbon down.
So what do you think? I passed? I sure hope so, as I had to make 12 of them and now they are ready for delivery.
He turned out really cute!
TFL!
Liz
DSP: Raspberry Tart
Stamps: Itty Bitty Buds, Elegant Thank You
Accessories: Scalloped Edge Punch, Scalloped Square Punch, Chocolate Chip Corduroy Brads
Kiwi Kiss Satin Ribbon
Designed by Elizabeth HollowayCardstock: Pirouette Pink, Whisper White, Chocolate Chip, Tangerine Orange
DSP: Sweet Always
Stamps: Animal Crackers, Itty Bitty Background
Inks: Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, Tangerine Orange, So Saffron
Accessories: Circle Cutter, Dazzling Diamonds, Silver Brads, Star Punch, Chocolate Chip Grosgrain (Mane)
Our Stampanions Group challenged each of us to do a swap with new SETS in the current catalogue, using only current items and nothing else but Stampin'Up!. My new set is the Animal Cracker and the Sweet Always DP.
It was tough as I am not used to having/using limited supplies and I really don't have much. I always rely on my Nestabilities and Cuttlebug Embossing folders, and other non-Stampin'Up! products to create cards. And of course, this is my first swap within the group.
Boy, did I play and play and play. You should see my basket full of rejects. (LOL). All I can say is thank goodness that Stampin'Up! came up with the Circle Plus Cutter. I was able to create the circles using the Cutter Plus. Measurements were cut at 3 1/2" for the striped circle and 3 1/4" for the Pink Pirouette circle. The colors were so sweet and subtle, but the giraffe was missing something else. So I added a mane to the back of the giraffe's neck. I used the Chocolate Chip Grosgrain ribbon, cut it in half, and frayed the threads off, and used 2-way glue to glue the ribbon down.
So what do you think? I passed? I sure hope so, as I had to make 12 of them and now they are ready for delivery.
He turned out really cute!
TFL!
Liz
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TFL, I hope you enjoyed it.
Elizabeth Holloway