Miss Pinks Craft Spot

Welcome to this month's Stampers Showcase Blog hop featuring our HOLIDAY CATALOGUE FAVOURITES, this is going to be such a fun hop!.... and I'm sure that I will be adding an item or two to my wish list. The Holiday Catalogue is jam packed with gorgeous items, you are bound to find something that takes your fancy. After the agony of choice of what to item from the catalogue to highlight, I decided on the Yummy Christmas Stamp Set - not only can you make great cards (3D even), but also 3D projects, which is what I have to show you today. How stinking cute is this little treat box!!! and it's super easy to make. Start by stamping and colouring your gingerbread house, then die cut 2 additional gingerbread house and a strip of card stock 15 cm long  x 6 cm wide (6' x 2 1/2") - if you want a wider treat box simply change the width measurement.  Then score the strip at 5 & 10 cm (2" & 4'), then 1 cm (1/2")  from each side. Now sn...

Wow, that felt like a very long week - not helped by a couple of cracker headaches along the way, it was no wonder I couldn't find my mojo, as hard as I tried I just drew blanks when looking at all my gorgeous new Holiday Catalogue items..... so I head over to my list of Challenge blogs for inspiration, and Freshly Made Sketches came to the rescue! And here's my creation: I've used the Yummy Christmas set for this card, the trees are super cute and I just can't resist them, and you get a touch of colouring therapy when stamping, win = win. I love the cards I see with lots of "white space" but all to often I loose it along the way either by additional stamping, layers or embellishment, but not today... although I did manage to add a touch of bling with some rhinestones. 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 alre...

Hello, happy Friday! and welcome to the All Star Tutorial Bundle Blog Hop. The all star team has created a 'super bundle' of 12 tutorials using products from Stampin' Up!  This month’s tutorials are, as always, amazing! They all feature current Stampin’ Up! product from the newly launched 2019-2020 Annual Catalogue. With a variety of techniques there is inspiration for all, and come with both metric and imperial (inches) measurements. So no matter where you live in the world, you can purchase the tutorial and will be able to create the projects. H ere's the sneak peeks this month: If you are currently a Stampin’ Up!® demonstrator, these tutorials are a great source for ideas using current products, taking the hassle out of preparing for classes.The step by step instructions and supply lists will help you learn new techniques and re-create these beautiful creations. You can purchase the PDF tutorial for AU$20 no matter where you are in the world ...