







On-line Extravaganza is the Stampin' Up! response to Holiday Shopping. We have 50% off, 40% off and 30% off options in stamps, accessories and tools. Some of these are just irresistible! I have the biggest and best bundle listed here. If you want to add some very popular and very versatile stamp sets and the entire Earth Elements color family in cardstock and ink, and save big $$, take a look! This bundle sells for $76.62, and you save 40% off retail. Maybe this would make a great package under the tree, you could put your husband on my website and let him get a jump on his shopping, and you would get something you love and can use throughout the whole year! Just click on my SU website and choose Shop Now to take advantage of this offer. This package is "while supplies last" so don't wait!| ce: $76.62 | |
Catalog Price : $127.7 |


Stop by tomorrow for Stampin' Up!s Online Extravaganza. We have been promised a great sale from Mon 11/23 until Mon 11/30. Go directly to my official SU site to find the sale items and to place your order. You can also email me your order or give me a call, but I will be working my day job Monday, and likely won't be home til late... so online orders would be your best bet.
Enjoy! http://dtollaksen.stampinup.net
Dee






Somehow, we seem to have jumped from Halloween straight to Christmas, but you know that you need to get the stamps and paper in-hand, so you can make fabulous Christmas cards to WOW all your friends and relatives! This is a fun card that doesn't take much . . . time, supplies or postage. There is shimmer paint all over Santa's beard and fur, a bit of coloring on his outfit and leather goods, one panel of green Designer Series Paper (DSP) and an inch-and-a-half of fabulous polka-dot ribbon. Round the corners and do a little creative paper-piercing and the card is ready to mail. The Kraft base allows for you to write on the inside without having to add a white panel or use a white pen, another fabulous bonus; this is one detail that I tend to overlook. I like to use a deep color for the card base, then when it comes time to sign the card, I have to figure out a way for the ink to be seen, right?




Autumn Splendor stamp set is so beautiful, I was using it to try a new technique I learned. This would not be my favorite card ever, but it was fun to make, and that counts. I used Designer Series Paper with a colorful fall theme and I clear embossed the Autumn Splendor leaves right over the DSP. Then I brayered classic ink right over the embossing on the DSP, which muted the colors and left the larger embossed leaves clear over the smaller printed leaf images. Not sure this was the perfect combo of paper and stamped image, but it does make a unique base for this autumn card.


