Happy Birthday Jess

Well it is Jess' 6th birthday today and there is so much excitement in our house. We are off to the Easter Show for the day, so fingers crossed it doesn't rain.

I ordered the Pony Party stamp set to make Jess' card and then realised last weekend that it wasn't going to be here in time, so after making a couple of phone calls I managed to borrow one from Christie (thank you so much Christie).

I had so much fun making this card, the stamp set is a fabulous one for little girls' cards, especially if you like paper piecing and colouring as much as me!

I had Jess pick her favourite dsp, so I had a starting point. I stamped the image twice in stazon ink and coloured it with my blender pen, then paper pieced it so it had lots of dimension. I did lots of layering and finished the card off with a faux bow (the instructions for which came from the ultra talented Teneale Williams). I used lots of two way glue and dazzling diamonds to give the card some "bling".

This is the inside. And a close up of the pony.
Just a short post today as the kids are itching to get going. Hope you all have a fabulous day.

Til next time.

Keep on Creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:
Stamp Sets: Pony Party, It's Your Birthday(R)
Ink: Black Stazon, Pirouette Pink, Riding Hood Red
Card: Whisper White, Riding Hood Red, Pirouette Pink
DSP: Bella Rose
Accessories: Eyelet border punch, stampin' dimensionals, riding hood red taffeta ribbon, sherbet button(R), two way glue, dazzling diamonds, blender pens

Swap cards

Today I have a couple of swap cards to share with you. The first I received from my good friend Kylie Swain. Her blog address is http://www.kraftykylie.typepad.com if you would like to go and check out some more of her fabulous creations.
Kylie used Rich Razzleberry for her card, the matching polka-dot ribbon, the new top note die for the big shot and the Fifth Avenue Floral stamp set. She has mounted the large flower on dimensionals. A gorgeous card Kylie.

The next card was made by Christie Wallace. When I received it I thought WOW. It is so cute and I do so love cute cards. Check out Christie's blog at www.christiescreativecorner.blogspot.com for more amazing creations.
Christie has used the new Fox and Friends stamp set. She has stamped each of the images and then mounted them on a matching piece of cardstock before placing on the card front with dimensionals. The chocolate chip, pumpkin pie and old olive colour scheme are fabulous together. I love the card Christie and am definately going to have to CASE it.

I am off to do some creating of my own, so check back soon and I will have more to share with you.

Til next time,

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

The new Autumn/Winter Mini is Here

I am super excited, there are so many fabulous new products in this bigger than usual mini catalogue, including:

* The Sizzix Big Shot machine with fabulous Stampin' Up! exclusive dies
* Clear-mount rubber stamps using the same high-quality rubber and foam we all love
* A new punch style with a sleeker body
* Three brand new in-colour colours
* Two new designer series papers and matching stamp sets
* Not to mention all the new stamp sets.

If you would like me to mail you a copy of the new mini catalogue, please email me at nickyadamson@aol.com and I will "pop one in the post", or if you can't wait, click on the catalogue on the right and it will download direct to your computer.

Now I have some projects to show you, using new products from the mini catalogue. We made the following cards at our team training day, with all being designed by the super-talented Jayne Mercer.


This card uses the new polka dot textured impressions embossing folder, together with the little leaves die, thanks embosslits die and cottage wall designer series paper. You may have noticed a new colour, it is one of the new in-colours and is called Rich Razzleberry.

This card also uses the new dsp and polka dot embossing folder, together with the extra large two step bird punch, rich razzleberry polka-dot grosgrain ribbon, medium jewellery tag punch and the matching stamp set tiny tags.

This card was made using another new in-colour Soft Suede and the new Manhattan Flower textured impressions embossing folder, a little soft suede polka-dot grosgrain ribboon and another sentiment from the tiny tags stamp set and this card was finished.

We made swap cards for the training day and this was my swap card. I designed it before I realised there were 40 people going, and that I would need to cut out 240 flowers! Needless to say I took a bag of flowers and scissors with me everywhere I went the week before the training day, but managed to get them all done.

For my card I used the cottage garden stamp set. I started by using the polka dot embossing folder on a chocolate chip card and cut out the largest oval from the ovals die for the big shot. I sponged around the edge with chocolate chip ink, and then stamped the sentiment in the middle. I stamped the flowers in rich razzleberry and melon mambo (the other new in-colour), cut them out and mounted them with dimensionals around the oval. I was going to put some bling on it, but ran out of time.

I hope you have enjoyed looking, I will have some more new catalogue cards to show you next time.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Happy Easter #2

As promised I am back with the easter card I sent to my Nana last week. I think this card is called a sidestep card, however I didn't have any instructions I just adapted the double stair step card until it looked the way I wanted it to.

As I still had the tea party paper out on my desk from my previous card, I decided to use that for this card also. I started off stamping the egg from the good egg stamp set onto the green dsp and cut them out and put them together and played around with the various colour combinations until I found one I liked. This is the result.

I had the chicken sitting on a plain white background but found that was too stark, so I ended up using a sponge and sponged pretty in pink ink all over the background. I wasn't extremely happy with the left hand side of the card but I couldn't work out what else to do, and as it had to be mailed to New Zealand, I decided to just send it as it was. A good decision as Nana absolutely loved it.

This is a picture of the side of the card.

I have some new winter mini catalogue projects to share with you next time.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:

Stamp Set: A good egg
Ink: Black stazon, pretty in pink, summer sun, pumpkin pie
Card: Whisper white, certainly celery, so saffron, pretty in pink
DSP: Tea party
Accessories: Word window punch, sponges, blender pens, dimensionals

Happy Easter

A good eggCan you believe it is Easter already? I'm not really sure where the first three months of this year have gone. I have an easter card to share with you today. It is a CASE from one I saw on the extremely talented Jenny Moors' blog a couple of months back. It was just so stunning I knew I had to make one to send to my parents.

It is a double stair step card, which looks very complicated, but I was surprised at how easy it was to make. It uses the good egg stamp set and tea party designer series paper. I put my own mark on it by using the mat pack to pierce holes around the block that has the eggs on it and then did some faux stitching with my white gel pen.

Here is a picture of the side of the card. It has an extra strip of cardstock added to the back "step" so the eggs can sit on it.


If you would like instructions on how to make this card, or a double stair step card, please email and I will be more than happy to share them.

I have another easter card to show you tomorrow, this time the one I sent to my Nana.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:

Stamp set: A Good Egg

Ink: Black stazon, summer sun, pumpkin pie, pretty in pink

Cardstock: Whisper white, almost amythest, pretty in pink,

DSP: Tea party

Accessories Soft subtle brads, scallop circle and 1 3/8" punches, blender pens, mat pack,

white gel pen

Inspired by Nature

This is a card I made for one of the girls in my upline who recently had a birthday. I decided to use the beautiful Inspired by Nature stamp set. I started off by colouring the image with tangerine tango, rose red and always artichoke. I used a sponge dauber to blend the colours on the flowers so there wasn't such a line between them. I then stamped the image onto whisper white cardstock. After I had stamped the main image I stamped the grass in the background using the same always artichoke ink, which I stamped off first, so it was a more subtle colour.

I made the card base out of tangerine tango cardstock and then stamped the En Francais stamp onto the rose red cardstock with versamark ink. I matted everything with more white cardstock and then tied a piece of the tangerine tango ribbon around the bottom.

The card looked ok but I thought it needed a little something extra on it, so I coloured in the top of the flowers with my two way glue pen and sprinkled some dazzling diamonds over the top to give it a little bling.

This stamp set is so easy and quick to use as there is no colouring in and it takes up just about the whole card front.

I will have an easter card to share with you next time.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:
Stamps: Inspired by Nature, En Francais
Ink: Tangerine Tango, Rose Red, Always Artichoke, Versamark
Card: Whisper White, Tangerine Tango, Rose Red
Accessories: Tangerine Tango ribbon, two way glue pen, dazzling diamonds

Hello

Today I have a nice bright happy card to share with you. This one uses the Kaleidoscope paper from the summer mini. I have really been enjoying using this paper, as it uses bold bright colours, which I don't use that often, I am more an earth elements kind of girl.

I used the Happy Moments stamp set (again!) and stamped it out twice and popped the coloured flowers up on stampin' dimensionals. I really love the simplicity of this stamp. The hello sentiment is from the Hello Again stamp set (also from the summer mini). I cut the circle out with my circle scissor.

I made a z-fold card in pink passion and used the two different types of dsp to cover both the first and last sections of the card. I then mounted the scallop circle on the front. This is a picture taken looking down on the card, so you can see why it is called a "z-fold" card.

If you would like the instructions on how to make a z-fold card, please email me at nickyadamson@aol.com.

As you are probably aware the summer mini finishes on 31 March, so if you are thinking of ordering anything from the catalogue, please call me as soon as possible to place an order.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:
Stamp Sets: Happy Moments, Hello Again

Ink: Black Stazon, Pink Passion, Yoyo Yellow, Only Orange, Pixie Pink, Green Galore

Card: Pink Passion, Whisper White

DSP: Kaleidoscope

Accessories: Stampin' Dimensionals, Circle Scissor and Glass Mat

Happy Grandparents Day

As all my family live in New Zealand and it is Grandparents Day tomorrow, I have a special post just for my Mum and Dad. Unfortunately they don't get to see the kids as much as they would like, but they are never far from our thoughts and we talk to them frequently on the phone.

To celebrate Grandparents Day Jess' school had a special assembly yesterday. Earlier in the week her teacher asked her to draw a picture of her Grandad, which would be put in the hall on display with all the other pictures from her class. This is her picture.

She sat at the table for ages drawing and then brought it in to show me. With a slightly confused look on her face she said to me "Grandad does wear glasses doesn't he Mummy". I had a bit of a giggle and reassured her that yes he does, which immediately put a huge smile back on her face.

The assembly was great with heaps of people coming to support the day. I was so proud when Jess received a special teacher's award for her artwork and then the Student of the Week award for her class.

I will leave you with this beautiful picture of the kids I took this week and we all hope you have a great Grandparents Day tomorrow Mum and Dad. We miss you, but will see you soon.

xx N

Easel card

I have seen a lot of easel cards on blogs lately and wanted to give one a go myself. I thought they may have been quite fiddly to make, but boy was I wrong. It only took me about 20 minutes to make this card.

I used the raspberry tart designer series paper and my favourite stamp set at the moment, Happy Moments, which is a set you can earn for FREE during sale-a-bration.

I stamped the flowers onto a piece of whisper white card and then stamped them again on a scrap, coloured them in with my blender pens and inkpads and cut them out and mounted them on dimensionals. I cut the circles out with my circle scissor plus and then used one of my nestabilities to make the scallop circle around the outside.

Once I had made the main part of the card I set about making the base to place it on. This is what it looks like when it is opened up. I used one of the kiwi kiss corduroy buttons from the spring mini catalogue to hold the card open.

This is a side view of the card.

The beauty of these cards is they look amazing when they are sitting open, but fold down flat to be posted. I think I may have found the card design for my mother's day cards this year.

If you would like to know how to make an easel card, please email me and I will happily share the measurements with you.

Keep on creating

xx Nicky

Supplies:

Stamp set: Happy Moments
Cardstock: Kiwi kiss, whisper white, real red
Designer Series Paper: Raspberry Tart
Ink: Black stazon, cameo coral, kiwi kiss, real red
Other: Circle scissor plus, nestabilities, dimensionals, kiwi kiss corduroy button

Animal Stories

One of my good friends ordered the Animal Stories stamp set out of the Summer Mini Catalogue and was kind enough to lend it to me to have a "play" with. It is a great set if you have children to make cards for. I think it is especially well suited for boys cards.

This is the card I came up with.
I wanted to use the designer series paper that goes with this stamp set, Tall Tales, and after picking the patterns I wanted to use, I chose some cardstock that complemented the papers. It is a very simple card, but I was very happy with how it turned out..

I used the chocolate chip 1" double stitched grosgrain ribbon to cover the join in the two patterned papers and then mounted the papers onto some chocolate chip card, before placing on a so saffron card base. I punched out a so saffron scallop circle and cut a 1 1/2" circle out of whisper white card with my circle scissor plus. I stamped the elephant in chocolate chip ink on a scrap piece of card, cut it out and mounted it on the card with dimensionals.

It looked a little plain, so I stamped the "wish big" sentiment from the Short & Sweet stamp set and punched it out with the word window punch, and my card was done.

Leave me a comment and let me know what you think.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:

Stamp set: Animal Stories
Card: So Saffron, Chocolate Chip, Whisper White
Designer Series Paper: Tall Tales
Ink: Chocolate chip
Other: Scallop circle and word window punches, circle scissor plus, chocolate chip 1" double stitched grosgrain ribbon, dimensionals

Happy Birthday

Wow – I did come back as promised.

Today I have the birthday version of the card I showed you in my last post.

The card layout and colour scheme is the same as the previous post, the only things I changed were the width of the strip of dsp across the middle, the sentiment at the top and bottom and the image in the centre of the card.

For this card I used the Happy Moments stamp set, which is one of the FREE sale-a-bration stamp sets this year. While I love all the sale-a- bration stamp sets, this one has to be my favourite. It has four images and three sentiments, with three of the images being perfect for colouring in – which I am really enjoying at the moment.

I stamped the image in black stazon ink and then coloured it with my blender pen and ink pads. I really like the effect you get when you use a blender pen to colour in as it provides a far softer colour and I find it is really easy to control where the colour goes.

If you would like to own this set (or any of the other Sale-A-Bration sets) all you have to do is purchase $100 of product from me before the end of March, and you are able to pick one of the exclusive stamp sets for FREE.

Til next time.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:
Stamp set: A happy heart
Card: Close to cocoa, riding hood red, very vanilla
Designer Series Paper: Candy Lane
Ink: Black stazon, riding hood red, close to cocoa, pink pirouette, pumpkin pie
Other: Dimensionals, mat pack and paper piercer

Happy Valentine's Day

I know Valentine's Day was a couple of weeks ago, but better late than never ... this is the card I have been doing in workshops this month. I made two versions, a valentine’s day one and a birthday one.

I started by picking the dsp that I wanted to use, what better paper for Valentine's Day than Candy Lane with it’s beautiful colour scheme of riding hood red, pink pirouette and close to cocoa. The card itself came together quite quickly after that. I cut the blocks for the background and made a mat for everything with close to cocoa card. I stamped the “happy valentine’s day” and “I {heart} you” at the top and bottom of the card, and then used my mat pack and paper piercer to make a row of holes along the top and bottom.

I stamped the large heart with riding hood red onto a scrap of card and then cut it out and mounted it on the card with dimensionals. Lastly I decided that the sentiment at the bottom needed something a little extra, so I restamped the image on a scrap of card with riding hood red and punched the circle out and mounted it on dimensionals too.

I hope you like this card, and I will have the birthday version to show you in a couple of days.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:
Stamp set: A happy heart
Card: Close to cocoa, riding hood red, very vanilla
Designer Series Paper: Candy Lane
Ink: Riding hood red, close to cocoa
Other: Dimensionals, mat pack and paper piercer, ½” circle punch

Another baby card

This is the card I made for my friend Kylie when she had her gorgeous little girl Emily. Ok so it was a couple of months late, but better late than never I say.

I started off by choosing the pram out of Fun and Fast Notes and then decided to use the Bella Rose paper. It all fell into place after that - well until I went to get my Jumbo Outline Alphabet to put Emily's name on the bottom of the card - and realised Kylie had borrowed it, so I went with option two - which was white ribbon tied in a bow.

I did a lot of layering with chocolate chip card (my favourite). I stamped the pram onto some dsp and then cut it out and paper pieced it. This is a shot of all the layers on the pram.
I was really pleased with it once it was finished and Kylie liked it too.

If you would like to order this stamp set, or any other Stampin' Up! products, please email me.

Keep on Creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies :
Stamps: Fun & Fast Notes
Cardstock: Pirouette Pink, Chocolate Chip, Whisper White,
DSP: Bella Rose
Ink: Black stazon, Chocolate Chip, Riding Hood Red
Other: Blender pen, dimensionals, white grosgrain and pirouette pink ribbon,
scallop border punch, circle scissor

Sale-A-Bration is here

What is Sale-A-Bration some of you may be asking, well it is simply the best time to buy some of the items on your wish-list as until the 31 March you can earn FREE stamp sets. That's right FREE stamp sets. There are three easy ways to earn free stamp sets:

1. Place an order. For every order over $100.00 you can choose one free Sale-A Bration stamp set of your choice. The more you spend, the more free stamp sets you could get.

2. Host a workshop. If your workshop sales are over $600 you earn one free Sale-A-Bration stamp set of your choice, in addition to the already generous hostess benefits.

3. Join. If you join Stampin' Up! during Sale-A-Bration you can choose a free stamp set from the Idea Book & Catalogue (valued up to $79.95).

So what are you waiting for, grab your catalogue and email me today with your order - there's no better time to buy some fabulous new stamps than now.

Keep on Creating

xx Nicky

A very belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

I hope you all had a fantastic festive season. We had a lovely christmas, with everyone coming to us this year for christmas lunch and then we went to Wollongong to celebrate with David's Nan (who is 97!). It is a good chance to catch up with everyone all at once.

New Years was pretty quiet. We went into Darling Harbour and watched the 9pm fireworks with the kids. It was really fun because we haven't been in Sydney for New Years for ages and they had never seen the fireworks before, so they really enjoyed it. We recorded the midnight ones and they watched them the following morning.

I haven't had a chance to get on the computer much over the last 3 weeks, what with David being on holiday and having both kids around, the day seems to fly by.

We are heading off to Queensland today for a couple of weeks, so I will not be back blogging until the start of February. Please be sure to check in with me then, because I have lots of really cool stuff to show you.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

School teacher card

As promised, I am back with the card I made for Jess' school teacher. All the parents decided to put in and get Mrs M a gift voucher instead of giving a lot of small gifts. I volunteered to make the card - because "that's what I do" - make cards!.

I knew I wanted to use the Holiday Lineup stamp set (which was kindly leant to me by my good friend Sandra). I really couldn't decide what image I liked the best, and since it was to be from the whole class, I thought a large card would be good. After a little deliberation I decided to make a tri-fold card out of a full sheet of A4 cardstock. The reason behind this was that I could use all three images and we could write our message on the inside middle panel and all the kids could write their names on the two panels on either side.

This is what the card ended up looking like.
I was really pleased with how it turned out. I used the polka dot background stamp with versamark ink all over the front and coloured the images with a blender pen and my inkpads. I mounted the images on different sides of the card, this is what it looked like when opening it.

I was initially going to make a gift card wallet to go with the card, but was really happy with the card and realised there was more than enough room on the middle panel inside to fit a gift card. To place the gift card inside, I used the slit punch to make slits on three sides at the bottom, and then slid the gift card inside them. Unfortunately I didn't take a photo of the inside when it was all done!

It was gratefully received by Mrs M and I am sure that she will enjoy some retail therapy during the school holidays.

Next time ... mmm not sure yet, but hopefully will have time to post something else this week, before Christmas is upon us.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:

Stamps: Holiday Lineup, Polkadot background

Cardstock: Riding Hood Red, Kiwi Kiss, Whisper White

Ink: Black stazon, Versmark, Riding Hood Red, Kiwi Kiss, Blush Blossom, Close to Cocoa, Chocolate Chip, Creamy Caramel, Pumpkin Pie

A very long time between posts

Well things have taken a little longer than I had planned to get back to blogging, what with moving, being sick and all the end of year Christmas stuff going on ... I just haven't had time to sit down at the computer (oh and having lost the camera cable for the past 3 weeks sure didn't help, but I was pleasantly surprised this morning when I opened a box and there it was!).

With christmas fast approaching I have been forced to do quite a bit of creating over the past week, so I have plenty of new things to show you.

The first is the cute little christmas cards we made to put on the candy canes for everyone at school and daycare (57 in total!).

They were very simple to make, but looked really effective. I just made a little 2 3/4" card and stamped the christmas tree and Merry Christmas sentiment from Season of Joy onto it. I then used the slit punch on each end of the back of the card and made a slit, which we then threaded the candy cane through (sorry I forgot to take a photo of that part). The kids then wrote their message on the inside of the front cover and voila, a cute little gift for everyone.

Here is a picture of the pile for Jessica's classmates.



Next time I will show you a card I made for Jessica's teacher using the new Holiday Lineup stamp set.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

We are moving!

Very exciting news at our house - we are moving. I am very busy packing and trying to purge unwanted items, not to mention all the crazy end of year committments we have, so things may be a bit quiet on the blog front over the next 3 weeks, but I will try and post as often as I can.

The card below is one I made for a friend who had to have an operation recently.

I used my new inspired by nature stamp set. I just love this set. It is so easy to make a quick card, as it is a very large image, which takes up most of the card front. For this card I inked the stamp with my markers, then used a sponge dauber to blend where the colours joined and then stamped it. Afterwards I used tombow adhesive on the top of the flowers and applied dazzling diamonds to make it sparkle. A quick couple of punches and a sentiment and the card was ready to send.

Here's a list of the products I've used. If you would like to purchase any Stampin' Up! products, please email me.

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:
Stamps: inspired by nature, sincere salutations
Ink: old olive, elegant eggplant, lavender lace, so saffron
Card: elegant eggplant, so saffron, whisper white
Accessories: designer label punch, large oval punch, eyelet border punch, stampin' dimensionals

Happy 60th Mum

We have recently returned from a quick trip to New Zealand to spend my Mum's 60th birthday with her. We had a fantastic time, catching up with family and friends, it was just a pity that the weather was so cold and miserable.

This is the card I made for Mum.

It is a tri-shutter card. I used the Raspberry Tart paper as my starting point and then used all the matching colours to construct the card. I couldn't find a button that would match the colours of the card so I used the build a brad on the ribbon at the front, so everything matched. The design is CASE'd from one I saw on the very talented Marelle Taylor's blog.

We gave Mum a pandora bracelet and three charms for her birthday, so when I came across a picture of a fantasy box on the internet, I knew that it would be the perfect packaging for the present. This is what a fantasy box looks like.

This is the second fantasy box I have made, and while they look very complicated, I found it much easier the second time around.

If you would like to know how to make a tri-shutter card, or fantasy box, please email me.

Til next time, keep on creating.

xx Nicky

Supplies:

Card:

Stamps: great friend, sincere salutations

Ink: cameo coral, real red, kiwi kiss

Card: cameo coral textured 12x12 cardstock, whisper white, raspberry tart dsp

Accessories: pewter build a brad, 1/2" circle punch, kiwi kiss ribbon

Fantasy box:

Card: raspberry tart dsp, cameo coral textured 12x12 cardstock, kiwi kiss cardstock

Accessories: scallop circle punch, 1 3/8" circle punch, 1 1/4" circle punch, kiwi kiss corduroy

buttons, kiwi kiss 5/8" striped grosgrain ribbon

Free punch anyone?

Want a free punch? Well of course you do!

All you have to do is purchase $85 worth of items that you "need" from the following list, and either a square scallop punch or a boho blossoms punch will be yours for FREE.

The offer is valid until 14th December.

Here is an itemised list of all the qualifying products:

Simply Scrappin Kits:
Petal Party $36.95 (item 113059, pg 136)
Rock-a-bye girl $36.95 (item 112165, pg 137)
Rock-a-bye Boy $36.95 (item 112172, pg 137)
Sweet Nothings $36.95 (item 113925, pg 138)
Hoppy Memories $36.95 (item 113936, pg 138)
I wish $36.95 (item 112193, pg 137)

Ribbons:
Old Olive 5/8" grosgrain ribbon $14.95 (item 109054, pg 151)
Riding hood red 5/8" striped grosgrain ribbon $19.50 (item 111374, pg 150)
Dress Up Ribbon Originals $24.95 (item 114317, pg 150)
Valet Ribbon Originals $24.95 (item 114318, pg 150)
Pigtails Ribbon Originals $27.95 (item 114316, pg 150)

Simply Sent Kits:
Thanks x 2 Simply Sent Card Elements and More Kit $48.95 (item 116809, pg 142)
More Thoughts simply sent kit $83.95 (item 116810, pg 143)
U simply sent card elements and More Kit $48.95 (item 116808, pg 142)
No one like you Simply Sent Kit $83.95 (item 116811, pg 143)

Stamp Sets:
From the Kitchen of Stamp set $52.95 (item 115810, pg 93)
Just Jawing Stamp set $45.95 (item 115828, pg 67)

Punches and Tools:
Curly label punch bundle $65.95 (item 112966, pg 153)
Cutter Kit $33.95 (item 106958, pg 155)
Spiral Punch $20.95 (item 108341, pg 152)

Buttons:
Button Latte Designer Buttons $15.50 (item 114333, pg 151)
Button Bouquet Designer Buttons $15.50 (item 112092, pg 151)

Cardstock:
Kiwi Kiss A4 cardstock $10.50 (item 116204, pg 126)
Whisper White A4 cardstock $13.50 (item 106549, pg 127)
Real Red 12 x 12 cardstock $14.50 (item 106545, pg 128)
Bold Brights A4 assorted cardstock $14.50 (item 106560, pg 128)

Markers:
Real Red Stampin’ Write marker $5.75 (item 100052, pg 128)
Brilliant Blue Stampin’ Write Marker $5.75 (item 100057, pg 128)
Glorious Green Stampin’ Write Marker $5.75 (item 100047, pg 128)

Other Items:
Small flat cellophane bags $7.50 (item 103104, pg 130)
On Board 5 x 5 Art Journal $13.50 (item 108495, pg 147)

Please email me if you would like to order any items from this list and get your free punch!

Til next time ...

Keep on creating.

xx Nicky