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Curvy Celebrations new products make Christmas so easy

 


It's a big week in the Stampin' Up! Calendar so I'm just going to take it one day at a time- and one promotion at a time.

The curvy thinlits were perfect for another version of the Acetate Tent Card - directions and links on this page. I've used the thinlit wiht the decorative edge on the Whisper White, and the thinlit with the little holes on the red foil which sits underneath.

This week the Curvy Celebrations Suite has become available to customers. Demonstrators get the benefit of an early purchase so we can play with the products first, and create some samples to share. I have been waiting for curved edge thinlits  for such a long time it was a snap for me to add these to my collection. (If you would like the benefit of being an early purchaser too you are very welcome to join my team of papercrafters.)

I created some samples to share at my Christmas Card Class last weekend so now I can share them with you too.

so What's in the curvy celebrations bundle- 2 stamp sets, thinlits and coordinating DSP - and it's all gorgeous. The Quite curvy stampset and the thinlits will also be avialable in the next catalogue. The 6 x 6 paper is totally versatile because most of the patterns are not specifically Christmas and can be used year round.


Here's another sample using the curvy thinlits 


Let me know if you have any questions

I hope you have a creative week and remember, 
"don't just post online,
 post something pretty!"
cheers, Liz

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