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Sneak Peak #2 " Blessings of Home" - coming January 202

It was recently the Onstage Stampin' Up! 2 day virtual event- how I miss the energy of gathering together - but it is always good to connect and share ideas and learn. It is 15 years since Stampin Up started in the South Pacific so we all had a little candle to light. I got to do some stamping with a friend and we celebrated together.

As part of the event we were able to pre purchase a new set which will be coming in January. It is called "Blessings of Home" and has coordinating dies and DSP and ribbon and bling! The dies cut out not only the outline of the 2 floral images but there are several detailed dies which cut smaller floral sprays - so cute.

We used the suite during the event to create 3 cards along with everyone else, but I had such a great time colouring the images that I made (quite) a few extra cards. In this version I have used one pattern of the DSP which is from the suite. I stamped in Cinnamon Cider onto Shimmery white Cardstock and coloured the leaves with Garden Green. I then used just the Wink of Stella and some Garden Green ink to paint the outline of the floral spray. 



I was also honoured to be recognised for 2 awards as part of the annual recognition. A big thankyou to all my team. It is great to work together and share the enthusiasm. 


Here are the 3 cards we made together.




I'll have some more samples to share with you this week, pop back and check what other samples I created using this gorgeous set. If you would like to own it before January you can purchase it when you join my team!


Happy 15th Birthday in the South Pacific to SU!

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

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