Ros Davidson, Independent Stampin' Up!® demonstrator, Melbourne, Australia: Stampin' Up! Eastern Beauty Card

May 29, 2017

Stampin' Up! Eastern Beauty Card

Each month Stampin' Up! sends out demonstrators a set of 3 cards that we can use for quick and easy classes. These are the images that were sent out last month:

I basically CASED the card on the right, for the card I am sharing today only I tweaked a couple of things.
I added in some fresh fig cardstock for the card base, stamped all the designs on the very vanilla card and used a retired brad in the centre of the "6 petal flower".

Close up

Inside card

Don't forget, if you purchase either of the Eastern Palace bundles, starter or premier you will receive a set of PDF instructions for free to create at least 10 projects. This offer is available for May 2017 only so get your orders in quickly.

Shop now in my online store and don't forget to use this months hostess code for a free gift next month (if your order is under $250. If your order is over $250 don't use the hostess code as you earn hostess benefits on your own.)
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Eastern Palace Premier Bundle

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Artistically Asian Wood-Mount Stamp Set

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Sahara Sand Classic Stampin' Pad

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$11.50

Posted at 07:40 PM in 2017-2018 annual catalogue, Cards, Designer Series Paper, Stampin' Up!, Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine/Big shot | Permalink

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