Hello everyone and welcome back to Facebook Friday!
Every week, I pick a product and design three projects with it and show you how to make them during a Facebook Live. This week is a little different- it’s prerecorded! We’re moving our oldest back to college and into her first apartment! Today, I’m featuring the Lovely in Linen Suite from the Stampin’ Up Annual Catalog. This bundle has some great images and sentiments as well as a fabulous punch.
In case you’ve never joined me for Facebook Friday, I go live every week, typically Fridays at 2:00 pm CST, on my Pink Buckaroo Stampers Group with three projects. Everyone is welcome to join my Facebook Group.
As I mentioned, today’s live is prerecorded and you can find it below!
First we’ll use the Stamparatus to stamp the large flower twice. Yes, there shall be fussy cutting! (Sorry, not sorry!)
Next, I’ll bring in the Dots & Spots Die. This die is available for purchase, but for the rest of the month, it’s actually available as a free Sale A Bration choice when you spend $100! I love this die! This card is inspired by a beautiful project designed by Cyndi Schuster. Thanks Cyndi! She always inspires me!
Last, I’ll show you how to make this simple Wrap Around Bag. It’s a great way to use up some of that beautiful DSP!
Remember, if you put in an order ($35 minimum) by August 15, 2022 at midnight, I’ll send you the Make and Takes for FREE! If you’d like all three of today’s Make and Takes, please make sure you use Host Code 9EXWVPFU.
For these projects, you will need the Lovely & Lasting Bundle, Quatrefoil Folder and Dots & Spots Die as well as inks and adhesive to complete you projects. I don’t send any prestamped images per Stampin’ Up! policy. Of course you can sub what you have for these supplies as well.
Your order MUST be in by Monday, Aug. 15, 2022 at midnight! I cut everything first thing Tuesday morning and ship them typically on Wednesday morning.
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Erica,
Adorable projects! You can use those reverse tweezers from the embossing set as a “third hand” to tie bows. Less bulky than the blocks holding things down😊