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Share it! Do you want to stay informed about our monthly blog hops and tutorial bundles? Share your Stamping Society inspired projects and be inspired by projects from fellow Stamping Society followers? Then please follow our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/stampingsociety/) and our blogs:
• Alisa Tilsner - https://www.alisatilsner.com/blog/ • Ashley Fifer - https://stampedaf.ca/ • Danielle Bennenk – https://www.mrsbrightside.nl/ • Delys Cram - https://delyscram.com/ • Martin Stone - http://martinsmayhem.blogspot.com/ • Kelly Acheson - https://astampabove.typepad.com/
We would really love it if you use one of the following hashtags when sharing your Stamping Society inspired makes on social media #stampingsociety #stampingsocietytutorials Quick reminder We love it when you share your completed projects with your friends and for you to tell them about our Stamping Society but please keep this tutorial bundle for personal use. Fellow Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators – We would be thrilled if you teach these projects/techniques at your face-to-face events, but you should do it in person. Please, don’t print or email the tutorial to your clients. These tutorials/videos should not be shared, resold or reproduced in any way. We would also be grateful if you would not share or add any of the videos to for example Pinterest as this affects their privacy settings.
Timeless Tulips March 2020 Hello by Alisa Tilsner (Australia) Supplies Paper: Whisper White (8cm x 8cm) Mossy Meadow (10.5cm x 21cm, 8.3cm x 8.3cm, scrap) Rococo Rose (9.5cm x 9.5cm) Ink: Mossy Meadow Rococo Rose Crumb Cake Versamark Stamp Sets: Timeless Tulips Crackle Tools & Adhesive: Snail & Dimensionals Paper Trimmer/Scoreboard/Bone Folder & Ruler Small hole punch Sponges Clear & White Embossing Powder Heat Tool Embellishments: Linen Thread
Assembly
1. Score Whisper White at 2cm, 4cm and 6cm on both sides to form a grid. 2. Stamp Crackle background over card with Crumb Cake Ink. Sponge around the edges with same ink. 3. Stamp stems and leaves onto bottom of card with Mossy Meadow Ink. 4. Stamp flower heads onto card with Rococo Rose Ink. 5. Cover entire card with Versamark and Clear emboss. 6. Adhere to Mossy Meadow card. 7. White emboss HELLO onto scrap Mossy Meadow card, trim suit and punch a small hole in the front. 8. Wrap Linen Thread around card twice, tie in a knot, tie hello tag to thread. 9. Sponge around Rococo Rose card with matching ink. 10. Adhere to Mossy Meadow card base. 11. Adhere stamped panel to card front with dimensionals.
Video This wouldn’t be much of a video tutorial without the video so be sure to click here - https://youtu.be/uOy7grsjnlE All supplies used are available from Stampin’ Up! So be sure to shop with me! Quick reminder We love it when you share your completed projects with your friends and for you to tell them about our Stamping Society but please keep this tutorial bundle for personal use. Fellow Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators – We would be thrilled if you teach these projects/techniques at your face-to-face events, but you should do it in person. Please, don’t print or email the tutorial to your clients. These tutorials/videos should not be shared, resold or reproduced in any way. We would also be grateful if you would not share or add any of the videos to for example Pinterest as this affects their privacy settings.
Timeless Tulips March 2020
Petal by Petal by Ashley Fifer of stampedAF (Canada)
Paper: A2 Whisper White Thick card base (5 ½ x 11” or 14 x 28 cm)
Peaceful Poppies dsp - green stripes (4 x 5 ½” or 10.2 x 14 cm) Peaceful Poppies dsp - large poppies (3 ¾ x 5” or 9.5 x 12.8 cm) Whisper White cardstock (3 ¾ x 5” or 9.5 x 12.8 cm) Scraps of Poppy Parade, Granny Apple Green, and Blushing Bride cardstock to stamp images
Tools & Adhesive: Bone folder, Take Your Pick Tool, Paper Snips, Multipurpose Liquid Glue, Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals, Paper Trimmer, Stamparatus, and Silicone Craft Sheet.
Assembly 1. Adhere the green stripes pattern of the Peaceful Poppies dsp to the card base. Using the Classic Label
Punch, punch into both layers approximately 1 ½” from the left side. 2. Adhere the large poppies pattern of the Peaceful Poppies dsp on top of the green striped dsp. Punch
this layer as well. We are punching each layer as we go to help the punch with fewer layers and a cleaner punch.
3. Die cut the Whisper White cardstock using the largest rectangle die of the Stitched So Sweetly dies. Punch this layer as well.
4. Stamp 4-5 tulips using Real Red ink onto Poppy Parade cardstock. Punch each of the flowers. 5. Score each of the tulips down the middle using the Stampin’ Trimmer.
6. Glue half of the tulip to the next flower to create a fan or chain. Place the tulips down on the inside of the card within the Classic Label punched layers. Apply some glue to the back of the flowers and allow to set.
7. Stamp a leaf using Granny Apple Green ink onto Granny Apple Green cardstock. Punch this leaf. 8. To get the leaf for the other side, mount the leaf stamp onto a plate on the Stamparatus. Ink up the
stamp and stamp it onto the Silicone Craft Sheet. Place a small piece of Granny Apple Green cardstock on top of the stamped image. Once again, stamp the leaf down. This will leave one leaf impression on the top of the cardstock, and one on the bottom. The top one helps to align the punch. You now have a mirror image of the leaf.
9. Using a bone folder, break up the fibers to add some bend to the end of the leaves. Adhere the leaves at the base of the punched layers at the bottom of the flowers. Do NOT get glue on the inside of the card.
10. Stamp the butterfly of your choice onto Blushing Bride cardstock using Real Red ink. Punch using the Butterfly Builder Punch. Add a small line of glue to the butterfly where the body is which allows the wings to appear as though it’s flying.
11. Stamp the sentiments on the front and inside of the card using Blushing Bride ink.
This wouldn’t be much of a video tutorial without the video so be sure to click the link below for the video instructions.
https://youtu.be/OvBr10K1i4s
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Vintage Style Technique by Danielle Bennenk (The Netherlands)
‘Vintage Timeless Tulips Card’
Supplies Paper: Soft Suede Cardstock Base: 14,5 x 21 cm or 5-1/2” x 8-1/2” Score long side at 10,5 cm or 4-1/4” Crumb Cake Cardstock Mat: 10 x 14 cm or 4” x 5-1/4” Terracotta Tile or Rococo Rose Cardstock Mat: 9,5 x 13,5 cm or 3-3/4” x 5” Scrap for tulips Very Vanilla Cardstock Mat: 9 x 13 cm or 3-1/2” x 4-3/4”
Tools & Adhesive: Tulipe Builder Punch, Paper Trimmer, Multipurpose Liquid Glue, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Take Your Pick, Stamparatus, Stampin’ Sponge and Paper Snips
Embellishments: Pearl Basic Jewels, Scalloped Lace Trim Assembly 1. Take Soft Suede Cardstock and create base card (see cutting and scoring measurements above). 2. Stamp Crackle Paint background on Very Vanilla Cardstock layer with Stamparatus and Crumb Cake ink. Stamp
off image first before stamping on Very Vanilla Cardstock layer. 3. Stamp front and inside Very Vanilla Cardstock layers with Timeless Tulips stampset using Crumb Cake and Soft
Suede ink. See video for stamping instructions. 4. Stamp large tulip image twice on scrap of Terracotta Tile or Rococo Rose Cardstock with Soft Suede ink. Punch
the images with the Tulip Builder Punch. 5. Sponge all the edges of the base card, tulip images and all card layers with a Stampin’ Sponge and Crumb Cake
ink. 6. Distress all the edges of the base card and all card layers with the cover of Paper Snips (see video for
instructions). 7. Adhere layers to the inside of the card with Multipurpose Liquid Glue.
8. Adhere Crumb Cake and Terracotta Tile (or Rococo Rose) layer to front of the card with Multipurpose Liquid Glue. 9. Tie a bow around Very Vanilla Cardstock front layer with Scalloped Lace Trim. 10. Add some Pearl Basic Jewels to the front of the card. 11. Adhere Very Vanilla card front to the card with Multipurpose Liquid Glue. 12. Distress edges of one tulip with your fingers and adhere to card front with Multipurpose Liquid Glue. 13. Cut part off tulip (see video), distress edges with your fingers and adhere on top of other tulip with a Stampin’
Dimensional.
Video This wouldn’t be much of a video tutorial without the video so be sure to click here for the instruction video:
https://youtu.be/UafXDmnmt3Y
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Timeless Tulips March 2020 by Delys Cram (New Zealand) Supplies Timeless Tulips Timeless Tulips stamp set (151534) Whisper White Solid Bakers Twine (124262) Ink: Memento Black (132708) Mango Melody (147093) Tools: Label Me Fancy Punch (151297) Adhesive: Tombow (110755) Dimensionals (104430) Other: Basic Black CS () Whisper White CS (106549) Assembly
1.Using the smallest flower, stamp in a circular orientation using Mango Melody ink. Overlap second time around. 2. Using Memento Black stamp the centres of the flower overlapping as shown. 3. Punch out Basic Black using the Label Me Fancy Punch. White Emboss the sentiment of choice.
4. Adhere onto Basic Black Base. Video This is a brief instruction of this card. Please visit and see the video tutorial with more details and tips .. https://youtu.be/4d762-06nkM Online Course Disclosure By accepting this tutorial, you agree not to distribute the contents or video links, as they are the intellectual property of Delys Cram and Stamping Society. All images are copyright Stampin’ Up! All rights reserved. All supplies used are available from Stampin’ Up! So be sure to shop with me! Happy Stamping!
Mother’s Day Card by Kelly Acheson of AStampAbove.com (United States)
Soft and pretty for spring - the tulips combined with the Country Floral embossing folder is sure to please.
Supplies
Paper: Blushing Bride (8 1/2” x 5 1/2” & 4” x 5 1/4” 21.6cm x 14cm &10.2cm x 27.5cm) Whisper White (2” x 4 1/2”, 4” x 5 1/4” & scrap or 5cm x 11.4cm & 10.2cm x 27.5cm) Pleased As Punch Designer Series Paper (2 1/4” x 4 3/4” or 5.7cm x 12cm)
Tools & Adhesive: Timeless Tulips Tulip Builder Punch Stitched So Sweetly Dies Pearl Basic Jewels Country Floral 3D Embossing Folder Wink of Stella Glitter Brush Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Blushing Bride Ink Pear Pizzaz Ink Bone Folder Paper Snips Stampin’ Dimensionals Multipurpose Liquid Glue Die Cutting Machine Whisper White Medium Envelopes Blue 3D Embossing Plate
Assembly 1. Fold Blushing Bride card base in half. Emboss 4” x 5 1/4” Blushing Bride layer in Country Floral 3D
Embossing Folder and adhere to card front. 2. Stamp sentiment on Pleased As Punch DSP layer and die cut with Stitched So Sweetly die and Black
Ink. Add pearls as shown.
3. Stamp tulip stem and leaf on 2” x 4 1/2” Whisper White layer. Stamp tulip on scrap, punch and add to stem with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
4. Adhere stamped layer to DSP layer. Add sentiment layer with Stampin’ Dimensionals. 5. Stamp 4” x 5 1/4” Whisper White inside as desired and adhere inside card. 6. Stamp envelope to match. 7. Add a little Wink of Stella to tulip.
Video See all the details in the video: https://youtu.be/MJ3kFB33dtQ
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Timeless Tulips March 2020 By Martin Stone of Martin’s Mayhem (United Kingdom) How does that saying go? Tulips are a girl’s best friend? While this isn’t the case you will love the Timeless Tulip Stamp Set. Supplies Stamp Set: Timeless Tulips Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [151534] Card Stock: Whisper White A4 Cardstock [106549] Old Olive A4 Cardstock [106576] Rich Razzleberry A4 Cardstock [119981] Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper [149612] Tools & Adhesive: Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] Multipurpose Liquid Glue [154974] Paper Snips [10357] Aqua Painters [103954] Sponge Daubers [133773] Paper Trimmer [152392] Peaceful Poppies Sequins [151325] Ink Pads: Old Olive Classic Stampin' Pad [147090] Rich Razzleberry Classic Stampin' Pad [147091] Pool Party Classic Stampin' Pad [147107] Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] Assembly
1. Taking your Old Olive card stock, cut down to 14.8cm x 21cm (5½ x 8½) and score across at 10.5 or 4¼. This will create a standard C6 card base.
2. You will need two further pieces of card stock. One piece of the Rich Razzleberry 1cm x 14.8cm, the second is a piece of Whisper White measuring 9cm x 14.8cm. I normally leave the length of the card stock a little long and trim the excess off later.
3. With the piece of Whisper White, you will need to take your Pool Party Ink and a Sponge Dauber. In a circle motion apply the ink onto the piece of Whisper White. Once you are happy with the blend you can add watermarks by adding water drips.
4. Attach the strip of Rich Razzleberry to the underside on the right side of the Whisper White. This can then be attached to your card base. I left a larger space on the right just to add a little interest to the card.
5. For the flowers, leaf and steams you will want to stamp these onto a piece of Fluid 100 watercolour paper. This stuff is fabulous. I stamped the Tulips down in Rich Razzleberry and the stem and leafs in Old Olive. To soften the images I worked the stamped images with a Aqua Painter. This also helps to fill the area cleanly.
6. I punched out the images I could with the coordinating punch and then cut along the image line. This make things a lot easier to cut. Arrange these onto your card.
7. I brought in the Strong and Beautiful Stamp Set as I brought the Timeless Tulip set in Dutch/German. I stamped the sentiment in Memento Ink.
8. To finish, within the Peaceful Poppies Sequins are the amazing clear Sequins. I adhered 5 to my project. The amount you add doesn’t matter – just keep it odd.
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