Stampin' Up! new 2015-2016 catalogue - envelope papers (video)

I am thrilled that Stampin' Up! are introducing coordinating envelope papers. As someone who makes pretty much all my own envelopes with the Envelope Punch Board, the papers are easier to work with than designer series paper. The lighter weight means that the score lines fold a little more readily. It's also great to have a bright and jazzy liner, with a practical, plain front side. It means that you can address them & send them through the mail.

Have a look at this video - it shows you how easy it is to use them with Stampin' Up!'s Envelope Punch Board.

As always, if you want to order anything click on the link to my shop in the side bar, or email me if you have any question or would like to know how to get a catalogue.

Sam
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Welcome baby card

I love making little cards, & they seem so 'right' for baby cards. 

My current fave card size is 4"x3" & cutting it using the large Project Life Framelit saves a little time & measuring. You can mount the smaller framelit on the front & the base card gives it a delicate edge.

Being able to make a matching envelope quickly & easily using the envelope punch board really finishes it off. I rarely buy envelopes now, so it's paid for itself pretty much right away.

 

The stamp set featured here is Hello Love*. It's a cartoon style set, and is great for modern cards. It's a Hostess Reward set, which means you can only buy it if your order reaches £150. That might seem a lot, but if you book a party or get together with friends & place a group order it's easily reached.

Qualifying for Hostess Rewards means Stampin' Up! give you £25 back to spend in the catalogue and access to buy the exclusive Hostess Rewards stamp sets, if any take your fancy.

And during Sale-a-Bration your money goes much further. Your £150 spend would also earn you 3 FREE products from the Sale-A-Bration brochure. So now until the end of March is a great time to think about placing larger orders.

And if you're thinking of spending that much, how about joining my team as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator?

*Except for the "Hello Baby" text, which comes from the Teeny Tiny Sentiments set

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