Impossible Card Tutorial using Stampin Up

Hi there folks, today I have an Impossible card project for you.

I've been looking at these on Youtube so when my lovely subscriber Karla asked me to do one I was pleased to do it.

I've made 2 sizes here an A6 size and a 6x6 size.

You need a piece of 5 3/4 x 4 1/8 for the A6 and a piece of 5 3/4 x 5/ 3/4 for the 6x6 envelope size.

On the SS make a pencil mark or light score at 1/2 way all the way down.  On the LS score at half way down to the centre score.  Turn it to the other LS and score in from each side at 1 1/2 both sides to the centre score.  

A 6 layer is 3 7/8 x 2 5/8 on left hand side mark at 1 3/4, then mark in at 1 3/8 on bottom from right mark at1 1/4 and mark straight up to meet the 1 3/8 line then cut along pencil lines.  You'll need 2 of these. 

5 3/4 x 5 3/4 size layer is 5 1/2 x 2 5/8 on bottom left side mark at 2 5/8 then draw across 1 1/4. Mark at top from left side at 1 1/4 and draw down to meet 1 1/4 line then cut along pencil lines.

Stampin Up Supplies Used
Petal Passions Dsp
Rose Garden Thinlets
Rose Wonder stamps
Painted with love Dsp
Sweet and Sassy hearts
Glimmer paper
Celebrate you thinlets

Hope you like my project 

Till next time 

Jacqui out xx.

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Stampin Up die cut domed box and Stash one too.

Hi again folks, 

Jacqui back with another project for you.  Hope you like it!

I found these little Airpure candles in our local Home Bargains for £1 each so I had to buy 3 lol.  And they make the perfect project they're so pretty.

 There are loads of this type of box on youtube but I think it was Sam from Mixed up craft that got me hooked on them!!!  I made this one with Stampin Up products, Very Vanilla Card, Touches of Texture stamps, Gold Foil Card and Oh so eclectic dies.

 

This pretty one come from my stash I used a 12 12 paper pad by Craft Sensations from the Range and some Melon Mambo card.  The hearts are a free set of heart and stamps from Papercraft Inspirations No 176.  The acetate is from my stash!

This one started out with Sweet Soiree papers which I had to change (if you watch the youtube video  you'll know why!!!)  The hearts are the Sweet and Sassy heart framelits.  The twine is from the range and the gems from my stash.  The substitute paper pad is also from Craft Sensations at the Range.

Measurements in Inches

11 1/2 x 6 1/8

LS score 2 3/4, 5 1/2, 8 1/4 and 11

SS score 2 1/4 and 5

Mark Centre of each top rectangle at 1 1/8

Use a circle to score from here to the corners either side.

Punch holes either side these approx 1/4 down.

Use 2nd smallest heart to cut aperture on each side

Create border with 2ns smallest heart and 3rd smallest.

Use for you to stamp and the same dies for jar tag.

Punch 1 3/4 for top of jar and 1 1/2 for layer

Add gems.

Stampin Up Items Used

Very Vanilla card

Melon Mambo card

Sweet and Sassy Framelits

Oh so eclectic dies

Gold Foil

Touches of Texture

Gold Embossing Powder.

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Hope you like 

Till next time

Jacqui out xx

Single Ferrero Treat box using Stampin Up Products

Hi again everyone,

Jacqui back with another project that I'll hope you'll like.  My last project was quite detailed and long so I thought I'd do a quick easy one this time.  I found this project on Bines Stempelgluck youtube channel but it was in cm's which I don't do lol and she used her dies.  So I worked it out in inches to suit me and I used the new Stampin Up scallop punch. 

The first one I did is with the Painted with Love Dsp the hearts are from the Sweet and Sassy framelits the sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Sentiments and I used the Classic Label Punch to cut it out.

Then the second one is with the Springtime foils (free with a £45 spend).

Measurements

Base 5 1/2 x 3

Score P 1/2 both sides

Score LS 1/2, 2 1/2, 3 and 5

Wrap 2 x 8 5/8

Score both sides 2 3/4 x 3 1/4

Scallop punch both ends

Use 1 3/8 punch for holes

Stampin Up Products used

Painted with Love Dsp

Melon Mambo card

Springtime Foils Dsp

Very Vanilla card

Teeny Tiny Sentiments

Classic Label Punch

Sweet and Sassy Framelits

Scallop Tag Punch

1 3/8 scallop punch

So I hope you like what I've done and give it a go it's a perfect addition to a mothers day basket.

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Till next time

Jacqui out xx

Touches of Texture double stamp set Series Project 1

THi there everyone Jacqui here with another tutorial for you.  This project is the first in my series featuring Stampin Up Touches of Texture double stamp set.  This set is amazing and so versatile my mind was buzzing with ideas last night in bed (I know I should be sleeping lol but I'm not much of a sleeper). 

Anyway onto the project.  For the first 2 projects I created my own A4 dsp sheet.  I stamped the solid flower stamp all over the A4 piece of white card and embossed with clear embossing powder.  Then for my prototype I used Stampin Up ink Lemon Lime Twist, Evergreen Envy and Tranquil Tide and for the second one I used 3 shades of pink from lightest to darkest, Powder Pink, Flirty Flamingo & Berry Burst then I went over all of it again with the lightest, Powder Pink to blend it all together.

My next step was to add the heart with the word lovely in it.  This comes from the lovely words thinlets and I layered it onto a heart from the Sweet and Sassy Framelits.  Then I added a banner that came from my stash which I scanned it into my brother scan and cut and cut out a green background for it.  There are two more of the banners but the next size was just too big for my card.  This look can be achieved with the banner punch from Stampin Up.  I added a small decorative pennant banner from my stash and to finish I added Stampin Up Enamel hearts on the green and Sticky sequins in Lemon and Lime twist on the pink and I added some tiny pink gems from my stash on the pink.

For inside my card I used the Stampin Up set Lovely inside and out and layered it onto the same green card.

Anyway I do hope you like my projects and please stop by for more.  If you'd like any products or have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me via my blog, facebook or youtube and I will contact you asap.

If you watch my tutorials don't forget to thumbs up as it really means a lot and I get a sense of what you'd like to see.  

Till next time 

Jacqui over and out xx

Stampin Up Supplies

Touches of Texture double stamp set

Sweet and Sassy heart framelits

Lovely inside and out stamps

Lovely words Thinlits

Lemon Lime Twist card

Lemon Lime Twist stamp pad

Emerald Envy stamp pad

Tranquil Tide stamp pad

Powder Pink stamp pad

Flirty Flaming stamp pad

Berry Burst Stamp pad

Black card

Whisper White card

Valentines project No 3 Tiny exploding handbag for 1 Ferrero Roche using Stampin up

Tiny explosion handbag

Valentines Project No 3

Hi again guys, gals and crafting pals i've popped in today to show you a mini project, I got this tutorial from Helen Griffin on youtube (link below) and it's awesome.  I've used some retired 6 x 6 Stampin up dsp and the sweet and sassy framelits.  It's very quick and a perfect little valentine gift.

This is the link to Helens project https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4DMHqhd4x4

The with love and for you are tiny dies from my stash but you could use a stamp instead.

So I hope you like my project, till next time,

Jacqui over and out xx

Valentines project No 2 Heart box using Stampin up and stash

Valentines project No 2

Hi there guys, gals and crafting pals.  I've got a quick post for you today.  It's a lovely heart box for my husband and I'm gonna put his favourite maltesers in it.

This idea comes from an amazing crafter called Samantha Clayton of Mixed Up Craft and here's her tutorial.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mBs1WxXR-w&t=134s

I've used retired Stampin up DSP for my project but I've also used the Sweet and Sassy framelits (nesting heart dies) from Stampin up.  The rest of the stuff is all stash, stash, stash lol.

I hope you like and if you need anything don't forget to let me know at jacquirobinson6@gmail.com.

Till next time Jacqui over and out.