Showing posts with label Class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Class. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 May 2015

May card class - wedding cards

Stampin' Up! For the New Two stamp set


We'll be making 3 wedding cards using Stamp' Up!'s For the New Two stamp set. There'll be scope for adapting the cards if you want to give them as anniversary or engagement cards.

When: Thursday 28 May 7-9pm (ish - sometimes we overrun a little :))

Where: Heald Green

Cost: £10 inc refreshments

Anything else: I'll also be selling off retired Stampin' Up! stock to make way for the new  annual catalogue launch on 2 June, and you can also be one of the first to get your hands on a copy. Yay!

Spaces are limited to 7 so book early if you want to come. There are pictures of previous classes on my Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/stampinsam

email me bracegirdlesam@gmail.com or message me on Facebook to book a place


Wednesday, 11 February 2015

Valentines class reloaded

 
I took my Valentines card class to a local craft group last night & we had a great (and very busy!) time.
 
If you'd like me to bring a class to your group (or even do a 1-2-1 with you) do get in touch bracegirdlesam@gmail.com


Monday, 12 January 2015

January class

 
 
My next card making class is Thursday 29 January 2015 7-9pm, in Heald Green.
We're making this card, which is my take on a lovely card I saw on Pinterest, by Margaret Raburn
 
As well as this Valentines card,  we're making a dinky wee gift box to go with it, plus one other general greetings card to build up your stock. Techniques used will include stamping, embossing and die cutting. All materials and tuition supplied.
 
Cost: £10 (£5 deposit payable on booking, via Paypal). Email me to book a place.
 
The class will use stamps from the new Simply Wonderful stamp set and you can get a set for FREE with every purchase of £45 from Stampin' Up! until 31 March 2015.

 

Friday, 21 November 2014

Quick class card



My card class last night featured the cute and versatile Festival of Trees stamp set & punch. We made 5 very different cards.



I thought I'd share a quick video about my favourite. If you're panicking about not having made your Christmas cards yet, you could bang out multiple copies of this in no time. The base is cut using the Project Life large framelit die and the shapes are all punched out. The only thing that takes any real time is waiting for the glitter glue to dry. Plus, it's a titchy card so it won't use up too much of your precious supplies! The finished card is 3x4" and you can make an envelope for it using the envelope punch board with a 6x6 sheet of paper.

If you're in the Stockport area & fancy crafting with me I'll be running a regular monthly class in the new year. I'll post a class schedule shortly. In the meantime, keep in touch with me via my Facebook page.




Here's what I used!

Friday, 7 November 2014

December journal time!



**FREE CLASS**


If  you're interested in keeping a December journal & you live local to me (Stockport, UK), order the elements listed at the bottom, from my Stampin' Up! shop, & I'll give you a free 1-2-1 class on how to approach Project Life and keeping a December journal, plus some handmade journaling cards that will co-ordinate with the Hello December kit. Email me at bracegirdlesam@gmail.com when you place your order.


I've kept a scrapbook type journal of my family's life each December since 2008. It's a daily record of us as a family each December & it's fascinating to see the changes, year on year.

My kids are a bit older now, but I value doing it even more. As they start to grow away from me, and having a photo taken seems more of a chore than the lark it was when they were little, Christmas festivities give me a legitimate reason for taking pics and capturing their last precious moments of childhood...

Goodness. How very mawkish! But if you've got teenagers I'm sure you know what I mean.

Last year I made a very elaborate December album. So elaborate, in fact, that I  used up all my mojo making it & by day 17 I got fed up & stopped filling it in. 

I learned a valuable lesson, and this year I've pared things right down. I'm going to use the Project Life method to keep my Christmas journal. I'm using the Hello December cards, accessory pack and PL album from Stampin' Up! and I'll complete it with photos and other bits and pieces from my stash.  I'm confident it will let me to balance creativity with the inevitable demands on my time that December brings!

Here's a video overview of the kit, plus you can have a look at some of the Christmas journals I've done  before.




To qualify for my free class, please purchase the following (4 items)

Sunday, 28 September 2014

Christmas card class



Would you like to make these 2 gorgeous glittery Christmas cards & some gift tags? Come to my friendly, informal card class & I'll show you how. No experience necessary, just enthusiasm & a festive spirit! 

Cost £10 (inc refreshments)
Thurs 9 October 2014 7-9pm
Heald Green, Stockport.

This is a small class so booking is essential - email me at bracegirdlesam@gmail.com or call 07407 510151 for more information & to book your place. 

This class can be run for larger craft groups at your venue, or as a 1-2-1 session for personal tuition. I just love any excuse to get together with people & craft  :)

Techniques used include stamping, die cutting & heat embossing. Project uses Stampin' Up!'s Wondrous Wreath stamp set & coordinating Framelits & other Stampin' Up! products.