Miss Pinks Craft Spot

I'm taking control of my DSP situation, creating a quick and easy card with 2 scrap pieces of Share What You Love Specialty paper. I made a card using the reverse side of this gorgeous DSP a few weeks ago, you might recall it: I popped up the inner rectangle with dimensionals and all that was left to do today was a sentiment, how easy was that! Super easy with the Well Written Framelit dies! Thanks for visiting today, I hope you enjoyed viewing my super quick DSP project. Stay tuned for more inspiration and tips this month. If you live in Australia and don't already have a demonstrator I'd love love to be yours.  Stamp sets & Framelits: Well Written Framelits Dies , Rectangle Stitched Framelits Dies Cardstock :  Whisper White, Basic Black,  Share What You Love Specialty Designer Series Paper   When shopping  remember to use the current Hostess code  displayed at the top of my blog at the ch...

Welcome back to a fresh challenge at What Will You Stamp? This weeks showcase features the Butterfly Gala stamp set - a gorgeous set with intertwining fonts on a selection of sentiments. I've used 2 of the 4 butterfly designs in my project today, simply stamped and then adding colour by sponging onto the solid stamps - I punched the butterflies before adding their centre. No fussy cutting required as there's also a matching punch to cut your butterflies - 2 for 1, and til June 3rd you can purchase as a bundle and save 10% (both punch and stamp are available in the new 2019 Annual Catalogue, but no longer as a bundle). I cant get enough of the Rectangle Stitched Framelits, so I decided to feature a frame in my design, easy peasy to make this beautiful frame with these framelits! Be sure to pop over and view the all projects created with this set by the Design Team, we would love you to participate in our weekly challenges at What Will You ...

With our clocks going back 1 hour we had lots of time to get things done today, and there has been a bit of a spring clean in some areas of the house today (even thought it is autumn in Australia!), but that means that a nother weekend is almost over and I will be back to a busy working week, I so wish stamping and paper crafting could be my day job, one day I hope it to be. In between cupboard organisation and cooking dinner I've managed to create a card with the help of 2 challenges - Freshly Made Sketches and Stamp Ink Paper .   The colour challenge had me at Dark Pink, hahaha, there's a surprise... not! My colour selection is Mint Macaron, Melon Mambo and Granny Apple Green for this creation. I stamped the edges with a mix of the colours using 2nd generation stamping (stamping off once on scrap before stamping the card base), and lightly embossed the centre rectangle with the Subtle Embossing folder to give a hint of texture, mounting using a piece...

Yes, it's been a number of days since you saw a creation from me.... my new schedule got the better of me and I needed to take some time out to recoup, then when I did walk in my craft room it was a disaster, so then the reorganisation phase kicked in, and at the end of that my mojo appeared and fitted perfectly with this weeks CASE the designer challenge at the Global Design project . Two things caught my eye from Stesha's card, the lovely textured background and the frame effect, he's my creation: Try as I did, I couldn't bring myself to put the frame on an angle... maybe it was from all the organising I had done my crafting space as everything is currently in order, sorted and aligned, hahaha, lets see how long that lasts! My colours were determined by the background Botanical Butterfly Sale-a-Bration DSP, Lemon Lime Twist for the win, and so as not to think too hard I just added another 2017 - 2019 InColor.... Powder Pink. The stamped ...