Thursday, July 24, 2025

July Class Follow-Up and August Classes

 Hey Everybody,

Thank you once again for another fun-filled and learning-filled week of classes.

I love spending time with you and learning from your experiences. You are such a creative bunch of friends.

Blessings,

Sue

July Class Follow-Up

 AC=Annual   

On=Online Exclusives found here

Links to products are in bold print.

Stampin’ Up now has a blog full of great information and ideas. Here is the link.

 

Products Discussed In Some Classes:

 

New or Revisited Ideas:

  Card 1- This can be used as a sketch to make other cards  using different stamps and papers.

Card 2-Rubber band technique-directions are with the card.

Card 2-If you add colored ink on the same paper as heat embossing, turn your paper over to blot the ink onto your desk paper. The colored ink won't soak into the embossed areas.

Card 3-This card can be made with different sizes of paper. It can also be made where the designer paper is the same pattern for all of the pieces.

Card 4-This card brings so many color combinations you could try. See what colors you think look good together. The video will give you a lot of good ideas of combinations to start with.

Card 4-Some people used  the ink pad to color their ribbon to match their card. Just hold the ribbon and pull the ink pad over it.

Card 4-Punch two shapes in different colors. Cut one in half and place it behind the other so it looks like a larger shape behind your sentiment.


We now have opportunities to donate cards to three different facilities

Stamping Opportunities:

     1. Southwest General Hospital -Cards are placed on meal trays. 

(No envelope is needed. Stamp something on the inside please.)

* NEW-Cut down on the number of Get Well cards. 

Instead try these: you're in my thoughts,   I've been thinking about you,     I'm sending you positive thoughts, Thinking of You, Hang in there.  They still can use Baby and Holiday cards.

2. Broadview Multi-Care Facility- Cards for residents and staff to use.

(Envelopes needed and stamp something on the inside please.)

Birthday for adults and kids, Get Well, Sympathy, Thinking of you, Holiday

3.  Hillcrest Hospital Cancer Floor

Encouragement, Birthday and Sympathy.  NEW*(envelopes needed)-(cards blank inside.)

Thanks so much for your continued support of these ministries.

             Thank you to those who made cards this month. They are so grateful to you for sharing your talents and love with them.

Card 1  Sunrise Sailing 3 Strip Card-Lisa Bowden video


Stamps-  Sunrise Sailing

Paper –   4 1/4" x 11" Misty Moonlight

4" x 5 1/4" white

3 1/2" x 4 3/4" night of navy

3 pieces 1" x 4 1/2" Timeless Plaid designer series paper

2 1/2" circle in white

3/4" x 1 1/2" white-sentiment

Ink- night of navy

real red

daffodil delight

calypso coral

Accessories- scissors-fussy cut boat

2 1/2" circle punch

dimensionals



Card 2 Rubber Band technique With Brayer- Sue Craig Video

Stamps-  The Right Words

Paper – 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" white

4 1/4" x 5 1/2" night of navy

1 1/4" x 1 3/4" white

2 1/2" x 3 1/2" white

1 1/2" x 2" silver

2 3/4" x 3 3/4" silver

white, night of navy, silver leaves from scraps

Ink- Versamark

night of navy 

Accessories- silver embossing powder

bough punch

7" white ribbon

bow-white ribbon

 Rubber Band technique- with an Acrylic Block

 1. Wrap Rubber bands around acrylic block. They can be straight or overlapping

They can be different widths to provide interest.

2.  Press colored ink or versamark ink onto the rubber band covered block.

3.  Stamp on cardstock. You can stamp multiple times without reinking if you’d like.

If using versamark, when you’ve stamped all over your cardstock, sprinkle embossing powder on your cardstock and heat it.

4.  Add color using a blending brush or sponge dauber if you’d like.

5. Add finished piece to your card.


  Rubber Band Stamping Technique

With a Brayer

1. Pull the roller off the brayer frame.

2. Twist different sizes of rubber bands around the roller.

3. Push the roller back into the frame.

4. Roll the brayer through colored ink or Versamark.

5. Roll brayer onto cardstock. Re-ink if you’d like to.

6. Heat embossing can be done.

7. You can also add color to your paper with a sponge

dauber or blending brush.

8. Rinse brayer in sink and dry with towel.

Card 3   Overlapping Fun Fold Card-Dee Slater Video



Stamps-  The Right Words-Annual Catalog

Paper – white card base 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"

white for inside- 3 3/4" x 5"

berry burst 4" x 5 1/4"

berry burst for inside 4" x 5 1/4"

Designer Series Paper- Unbounded Beauty 3 3/4" x 5 "

Ink- Summer Splash

Berry Burst

Accessories- To the Point Punch- Online Exclusive

Flat Adhesive back pearls

 

Card 4  Sunflower Two-Tone Cardstock-Patty Bennett Video


Stamps-  Unbounded Love

Paper – 4" x 5 1/4" Celebrate Together two-tone cardstock-Online Exclusive    

 White card base 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"

white and black scraps for sentiment-punch 1 white and 1 black using Labeled With Love punch

 Ink- Coastal cabana/ night of navy

daffodil delight/peach pie

gorgeous grape/ highland heather/ strawberry slush

strawberry flush/ misty moonlight/pecan pie

pretty in pink/berry burst

Accessories- Black and very vanilla ribbon 6" (retired)

Labeled With Love punch

Classic Matte Dots 

Sunflower 3D embossing folder

August Classes

Monday Aug 11th at 10  Filled

Tuesday Aug 12th at 1   Filled

Thursday Aug 14th at 10  3 spots available

Friday Aug 15th at 7   2 spots available

 

 

 




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