Thanks so much for stopping by today. Today, I'm having a part in the blog hop with the Stamp Review Crew once again. This is a group of stamping enthusiasts - each blog hop features ONE STAMP SET, thus showing how versatile that particular set it. Have you just arrived here from Martha Inchleys blog?  If so - thanks for visiting!

Today, the hop revolves around a stamp set called 'Foxy Friends.' It is an awesome set with a matching builder punch.

This set is fantastic! This is a set of TWENTY NINE Photopolymer stamps. And, there are matching framelits which are a PERFECT accompaniment to the stamps. Buy as a bundle and save $$$$.

As you travel around this hop, you will see some AMAZING uses for this set.

My Card

As you will see from some of my recent projects, I have enjoyed stamping the same image multiple times to create a pattern. This was no different.


I started with a piece of Tip Top Taupe and just stamped away. Before I knew it, I had covered the entire piece.


I then stamped the fox onto Vanilla card stock and using the framelits, cut out the fox.

As a part of the set, there is a corner branch. Since they are photopolymer, I 'straightened' the stamp and used mint macaron to stamp on a piece of Vanilla.


I then mounted on a piece of Very Vanilla using dimensionals and then onto the Delightful Dijon card base using foam adhesive strips. The sentiment is from the thoughtful banners set. I used the coordinating punch to cut out and then mounted using foam adhesive strips.


Finally, I stamped the eyes. I was originally going to leave it 'eye-less' but decided to stamp it last minute. Of course, since it had already been stuck down to the card, I mis-stamped it. To cover the mis-stamp, I used some of the metal elements in Emerald Envy to give it a more google-eye look.

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Stamp Review Crew

Below, I have added hyperlinked navigation icons - make sure you hop around and see all the awesome projects in the crew. Next up is the extremely talented Linda Callahan.

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Thanks so much for stopping by today. Today, I'm having a part in the blog hop with the Stamp Review Crew once again. This is a group of stamping enthusiasts - each blog hop features ONE STAMP SET, thus showing how versatile that particular set it. Have you just arrived here from Charlene Harreveld?  If so - thanks for visiting!

Today, the hop revolves around a stamp set called 'Jar of Love.' It is an awesome set with a matching set of framelits.


This set is fantastic! This is a set of THIRTY SEVEN Photopolymer stamps. And, there are matching framelits which are a PERFECT accompaniment to the stamps. Buy as a bundle and save $$$$.

As you travel around this hop, you will see some AMAZING uses for this set.

My Card

When designing this card, I immediately was drawn to the sentiment 'Throw Kindness Around Like Confetti.' So, that was the starting point. I thought about making confetti by punching - then I saw that one of the stamps looks like a piece of confetti. So, I decided to create my own using ink and stamps.


Flirty Flamingo is not a colour I would normally choose to use. But, I wanted to make a Shaker Card and wanted to use sequins. I remembered there were some cooooooool coloured sequins as a part of the 'Good Vibes' Project Life Accessory Kit. So, I used them. There are some COOL COOL items in that pack. So, since this was going to be the colour of the sequins, I used the same colours for the 'confetti' on the background - Emerald Envy, Flirty Flamingo and Copper (Stampin' Emboss Powder).


Shaker cards are soooooo much easier using Foam Adhesive strips. Have you tried them yet? YOU MUST!!!

Do you notice the Copper Layer? This is a BRAND NEW (not yet available to purchase) product. It is Copper Foil Sheets. You are going to LOVE it! It will be available for you to purchase from September 1, 2016 as a part of the new Stampin' Up! 2016 Holiday Catalogue. Do you have a copy yet? If not and you would like a copy, please click here to register to receive one (Australian Residents only).


Such an AWESOME sentiment. How different would the world be if everyone applied this? I cut it out and mounted using some more Foam Adhesive Strips.


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Stamp Review Crew

Below, I have added hyperlinked navigation icons - make sure you hop around and see all the awesome projects in the crew. Next up is the extremely talented Bronwyn Eastley.


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Thanks so much for stopping by today. Today, I'm having a part in the blog hop with the Stamp Review Crew once again. This is a group of stamping enthusiasts - each blog hop features ONE STAMP SET, thus showing how versatile that particular set it. Have you just arrived here from Bronwyn Eastley? If so - thanks for visiting!

Today, the hop revolves around a stamp set called 'Botanical Blooms.' It is an awesome set with a matching set of framelits.



This set is fantastic! This is a Two-Step Stampin’ set. Combine individual stamps to build the final image you want in the colors you want and comes as a set of SEVENTEEN Photopolymer stamps for just $30 (Australia). As you travel around this hop, you will see some AMAZING uses for this set.

My Card

Did you go to and OnStage event in May this year? If you did, one of the presenters from the Stampin' Up! home office showed a 'Magic Card.' I was ..... without speech. Then she explained how to make it, my eyes started glazing over and I thought 'Too hard.' Then, I saw she posted a video...

After watching it, I really wanted to give it a try. So, I did! And, here is the result;


I saw the sentiment in the 'Better Together' set and thought it would be perfect for this card. So, I want to send it to a bereaved friend of ours. Here is part 2 of the card;


So, as you lift the card, the coloured images appear. Here is a short video I made (thanks to my lovely hand model Kylie).


How did I make it? Watch the video. LOL! There is too much to explain.

But, here are two photos that might explain a bit better;


The 'skeleton' images are stamped using Stazon onto a window sheet and the 'coloured' images are stamped onto a sheet of white card stock and fixed only at the top. The colours used are Mint Macaron, Calypso Coral, Crushed Curry and Smoky Slate. The DSP on the front frame is from the Pop of Pink specialty DSP stack. And, the base of the card is Smoky Slate.


This element is then placed with the window sheet on one side of a white sheet of card and the coloured images on the other. I have to say that the 'Magic card' was a lot easier to make than I expected.

So, why a bereavement card? When we think about the person we have lost, we often have memories that make us sad. But, thats only part of the picture. Make sense?

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Stamp Review Crew

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Products Used

Below I have included a link to the products used on this card.

Botanical Blooms Photopolymer Stamp Set $30.00	Botanical Builder Framelits Dies $56.00	Project Life Cards & Labels Framelits $41.00
Better Together Clear-Mount Stamp Set $64.00	Window Sheets Base Material $8.75	Pop Of Pink Specialty Designer Series Paper $22.75
Jet Black Stazon Ink Pad $15.75	Card Stock A4 Smoky Slate $14.00	Whisper White A4 Card Stock $15.75

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