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This week Wednesday through Friday you earn double rewards on all Stampin’ Up! orders (above $20).
You always earn 10% on your SU purchases but for 3 days you’ll earn 20%! That can mean a nice bonus if you’re spending a bit.
Because the Last Chance list has recently been updates you can combine these two promotions to save money and earn rewards. I love this promo!! Don’t miss out on these retiring items!
Here are a few of my favorite items on the Last Chance list.
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June's promotion is awesome and perfect timing with the new Stampin' Up! catalog!
Starting today, take an additional 10% off all stamp and die bundles!
Between 5–30 June, take advantage of the sale and add some new bundles to your collection.
Plus, save 10% on the Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine and the Mini Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine. These machines make the perfect crafting partner for stamp and die bundles.
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June Specials:
*current host code links: FERX3EKC or GF24T6XG
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All online orders receive my free tutorial of the month & if your order is over $55 you'll also receive a free gift from me
Today I'm sharing the second project I made on last week's video – both feature the beautiful Under the Moon stamp set. It's a scene builder which can be so fun to create with.
My colors include Night of Navy, Azure Afternoon, Peach Pie & Pool Party.
You might wonder what die the Navy shape is around the greeting. It's from the Unbounded Love dies – it's a small greeting shape that I cut in half and added to each side.
The large white die is from the Deckled Rectangle dies. The greeting die and the fun Navy shaped die are both from the Unbounded Love bundle seen here. It's one of my new favorites.
Here's the video of the inside of these two cards. One birthday and one sympathy – these stamp sets are both so versatile!
Here's the free project sheet you can download &/or print: Download May '24 Under the Moon Club
Below is the video for this card tutorial and the other shown above. I hope you watch it to see how easy it is to create with this beautiful stamp set.
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June Specials:
*current host code links: FERX3EKC or GF24T6XG
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All online orders receive my free tutorial of the month & if your order is over $55 you'll also receive a free gift from me
I shared how to make this pretty card on last week's video. It features the Under The Moon stamp set which is what I refer to as a 'scene builder' set – one of my favorites to play with. It's super fun & easy to create with!
See the two toned clouds & moon? I used sponge daubers and 'direct to ink' techniques for this. You can see how it's done in the video here or below.
Below is the view when the card is open.
When making a Dutch door fold you have a few choices on adding the front half. You can make your 'door' an inch or so wider than 5 1/2" so you can add the score line. Or make it 11" wide and score it at 5 1/2". Or the other option is to cut a full size card – 4 1/4" X 11", score it at 5 1/2" and cut off the section you do not want.
Here's the free project tutorial you can download & print: Download Under the Moon Dutch Door card
My card stock colors include: Pretty in Pink, Night of Navy and White. To these I also added these inks: Azure Afternoon (water & sky) & Peach Pie (moon) and Smoky Slate (clouds).
See the Under the Moon stamp set here. I also used the Unbounded Love bundle for the greetings & dies seen here. Remember that starting Wednesday all stamp & die bundles are an extra 10% off and will be 20% off through June.
Below is the video for this card tutorial and another. I hope you watch it to see how easy it is to create with this beautiful stamp set.
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June Specials:
*current host code links: FERX3EKC or GF24T6XG
All online orders receive my free tutorial of the month & if your order is over $55 you'll also receive a free gift from me
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