Good morning and another chilly one to start the day.
Yesterday I had a go at Aqua Aerobics that had been organised by a community group I belong to. The staff at the pool (Everlast Gym in Derby) were amazing. They showed me round, helped me up the stairs to the pool and even mopped all the floor to avoid slipping. The class its self and the other folk attending was very nice and good but the water was soo cold. Not too sure if I could do that again, I will keep an open mind.
I managed to have a play and finish off some cards that were started during our on line session. I saw a card originally created by a lady called Anna Helman and changed it around to make a friends brithday card. This week I had another go and created these
They were made to fit inside the slimline envelopes from Stampin' Up! which I adore. Details of products used are below.
I am off for a blood test this morning and then I have a job of cleaning the floor in the craft room. It has had a good sweep and hoover, now its a case of getting the steam mop on it and then dusting down all the chairs. The sales dresser in their is certainly getting quite a few things added to it. If you fancy popping down to have a browse, do get in touch and let me know.
Only another few days left to watchthe live world card making day that Stampin' Up! held, on replay. here is a link https://events.stampinup.com/worldcardmakingday/video
Stampin’
Up! have released this brand new kit and I must admit, mine is on its
way to me and should be here today. I cant wait to share it with
you.
- The kit includes
- One 8" x 10" (20.3 x 25.4 cm) monthly planner with space to record birthdays each month as well as a pocket sleeve to hold birthday cards.
- 12 full-size birthday cards, 6 of 2 designs, and 12 coordinating envelopes.
- Glue Dots, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Adhesive-Backed Embellishments, and Tear & Tape Adhesive
- Die-cut florals and pieces ready for you to use—no prep work required!
- Sticker sentiments and die-cut labels in Dutch, English, French, and German
- Coordinating colours: Basic Black, Evening Evergreen, Petal Pink, Sahara Sand, and Soft Succulent
- It is priced at £24 and with the offer of FREE postage, an ideal time to order one. I think that it would make an ideal Christmas present too
There is also another kit that has been launched and I totally missed it. Well I have been rather busy so I think its acceptable,
* Christmas Gifting Photopolymer Stamp Set
* Acrylic Stamp Block
* Shaded Spruce Classic Stampin’ Spot
* Pre-designed projects
* Step-by-step instructions
* Pre-cut pieces (No prep work! Get right to crafting)
* Makes 9 sets: 3 each of 3 designs
* Sized to fit standard gift cards
* Enough adhesive to complete projects
* A 9-7/8" x 6-1/2" x 2-3/4" (25.1 x 16.5 x 7 cm) printed designer box for storage or crafting on the go
How
about some Christmas tags and Gift Wallets? This kit comes with
everything listed above and at the price of £20 I think it is something
well worth having. I am just about to order mine. I am sure that once I
have made up the tags and wallets in the kit, I will be getting out my
Double Sided Christmas Papers and making up a few more.
As if that wasn’t enough to start off the brand new month and the new Stampin’ Up! year
Sign up between 4th - 31st October and pick your £154 worth of products as your own starter kit for £99, get FREE delivery to your door, FREE business supplies and become a member of the Stampin’ Up! Community.
Should you place an order with me via the online store, pop in the Gift Code under the area it asks for a host code.
If you fancy having a browse through the Stampin' Up! Shop, here is a direct link to it.
Any queries, please do get in touch
Here is the Mini Catalogue from Stampin' Up! If you click on the picture below, it should take you straight to the catalogue to have a browse through
Here is the Annual Catalogue that you can click on and it will open up in a new window for you to have a look through. Please do let me know if you would like to purchase anything if you are not confident in ordering yourself on line
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