Miss Pinks Craft Spot

Do you love Designer Series Paper? Are you secretly a collector.... you know, the paper is just to petty cut to into? Well, you are not alone there, but here's a tip - it's even more gorgeous when you do chop into the paper and create! This week’s “Bloom & Grow” theme at the Global Design Team challenge , was perfect for me to cut into another sheet of the GORGEOUS Bird Ballad Designer Series Paper.  I've combined the floral design with a Delicate Lace die cut and sentiment from Butterfly Gala - I was going to add a butterfly but decided on a Bird Ballad Trinket instead, and I love it! Have you taken of the wonderful Buy 3 Get 1 FREE Designer Series paper sale? Don't miss the sale ends September 30th. Thanks for visiting today, I hope you enjoyed viewing my 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.  ...

I'm so excited to be joining a new blog hop, this month we are showcasing Thank You themed projects. And I want to say a big thank you to group for my invitation, I'm looking forward to hopping with this wonderful group of Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from all over the globe, there is going to be so much inspiration for creation! Today, I've used the Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper as the hero of my creation, I adore this particular design, the delicate detail of the butterflies and foliage with a mix of pastel colours... it's so me! I love the detail of stitched framelits, but would you believe that I missed the stitched scalloped edge in the Be Mine framelits set until I had them in my hot little hands, and I was soooo excited, doesn't it give a lovely delicate feel to the project? I added a 2mm strip of Basic Black along the indent of the framelit, which was a lot easier than I first thought it would be (luckily - I had visions of d...

Hello, welcome to this months video tutorials, our theme "All About Flowers" I changed my mind so many times about what project to create, and still made changes whilst I was filming, oh my, my Libran indecisiveness was in full swing! The tutorial will show you how to create a project with a raised frame, and one of my favourite ways to decorate a card with a raised frame is, you guessed it, flowers! You can choose any floral stamp set you have to create a card with a raised frame, I chose Petal Palette as it has coordinating Framelits (so no fussy cutting), and a variety of different size flowers and foliage. I was feeling a bit nostalgic, so decided to create a "grubby background" for texture, the large water  wash stamp in Love What You Do was perfect! and I added some pearls for a small touch of bling. Here's the tutorial to have you making a card like this in no time at all, enjoy! I can't wait to see what ...