Saturday 26 May 2012

DSP!!!

Hi all welcome to a new blog hop with my Stampin up friends. Today we are showing off anything made with DSP. DSP is our designer series paper, there are so many beautiful collections to choose from and at the moment if you join you get free DSP for the rest of the year!!!

You may have come across for the wonderfully talented Amanda's little home on the web, but dont worry if you havent, if you follow the links at the end you will do a complete circle and see what everyone is displaying in this hop.

Today I am showing off "Under the bigtop" DSP. My nephew loves yellow and red, so why not make it into his birthday card. His card is also a gift wallet to hold his present. Very simple as he is a kid that likes nothing over the top.



Simple yet to the point, so perfect for him.

Anyway I know there are many lovely ladies waiting to show off the gorgeous work, like the lovely Sue Madex who is next from here.

Thanks for dropping by. If you have any questions about the DSP or the offer that is on about getting FREE DSP for the rest of the year contact me here or on my phone (03) 8711 4401 from anywhere in Australia.

Friday 4 May 2012





During May, you will get a FREE package of Designer Series Paper (excluding Specialty Designer Series Paper)-an $18.95 value-when you buy three!
Choose from a wide variety of designs and colours available in the 2011-2012 Idea Book & Catalogue and 2012 Autumn-Winter Mini Catalogue.

Page
 
Item

Description
129 122354 Pocketful of Posies
129 122357 Beau Château
129 122367 Paisley Petals
129 122355 Domestic Goddess
129 124339 Just Add Cake
129 122351 Frightful Sight
129 122352 Timeless Portrait
129 122350 Berry Blossoms
129 122359 Well-Worn
130 122347 Nursery Nest
130 122349 Letters to Santa
130 122348 Big Top Birthday
13* 125406 Twitterpated
17* 125407 Attic Boutique
*From the 2012 Autumn-Winter Mini


Get a FREE package of Designer Series Paper (excluding Specialty Designer Series Paper) every month for the rest of 2012 when you join Stampin' Up! as a demonstrator during May!
Becoming a Stampin' Up! demonstrator means building new and lasting friendships, setting your own hours, earning money while doing something you enjoy and building a successful home-based business, all while taking advantage of the training, incentives and support that Stampin' Up! offers each of its demonstrators. You'll also be able to build a fabulous collection of stamps and accessories at a discount and become part of the Stampin' Up! family--a community of passionate stampers just like you!
Plus, it's easier than ever to join Stampin' Up! with the lower-priced New Demonstrator Starter Kit-a fully customisable Starter Kit that you create! Learn more here.

Want to get heaps of gorgeous Stampin Up DSP for free, contact me to place your order, have a workshop or talk about joining from anywhere in Australia. You can conatc me at home on (03) 8711 4401 or on my email ratherbstamping@yahoo.com.au.

Tuesday 1 May 2012

DSP ~ So many to love

Today I am part of an Art with Heart Stampin Up Team blog hop, where some of the girls in the team have got together to show off our lovely Designer Series Paper Packs on special during May! 
We have a great team of crafters right throughout Australia who communicate and share online and in person at stamping days. We would love to have new members join our team. 
From today, it's only $169 to become a demonstrator and you can choose anything you like to go in your kit! You can contact me from anywhere in Australia on 03 8711 4401 or email me at ratherbstamping@yahoo.com.au anytime and I would be happy to answer any questions you have.


You may have just popped over from the lovely Di Dunks page, but dont worry if you haven't, if you follow the links at the end of each post you will make a complete circle of all the lovely talented ladies homes on the web and end up back where you started.


I normally do cards but today I have done a page for my mum, since it close to mothers day and her birthday. I am using a gorgeous page of DSP (Designer Series Paper) called twitterpated out of our new Autumn~Winter mini.

I have used a technique called floating photo to eventually make a 4 page spread, as you can see from the last 2 photo's the background is different, this is because it is see through and the page behind can show off whatevere gorgeous DSP you have.
 





Ok, I now have to share you with everyone else, so it is off to the home of the wonderful Sue Madex to see what gorgeous things she has to show us today. Enjoy and come back soon.


Ladies that are in the blog hop today are:

Sue Madex