The starter kit is ALWAYS a great deal, but May 4-31 you get an EXTRA $30 worth of stamping products in your starter kit… that’s $155 worth of products for only $99!
You can’t beat that deal!
If your wish list is long, you’d like a discount on all your Stampin’ Up! orders, you live anywhere in the US, and you’d love to be a part of a fun and encouraging group of stampers, I‘d love to have you join us!
Learn more about becoming a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator and order your starter kit here
The NEW 2021-2022 annual Stampin’ Up! catalog is here and as usual, it is FULL of fun new products and beautiful projects to inspire you.
Sure you can look through the catalog online here, but there’s nothing better than flipping through your very own copy of the catalog.
Request a paper copy of the catalog here
If your order is $150+ you’ll start earning FREE Stampin’ Rewards to spend on exclusive host rewards OR anything from the catalog.
BONUS!!! May 4 – June 14 if your order is $250+ you’ll earn the regular Stampin’ Rewards PLUS $25 MORE!
You don’t have to host a party to earn host rewards but it’s totally okay to combine your order with a friend or two.
Love a good deal? Shop My Clearance Rack!
All Clearance Rack products are only available while supplies last and there are some great deals to be found!
This one is for the chicken lovers… 2 Bundles that are perfect for anyone that loves chickens!
Now you can make cards for all your chicken loving friends!
Or anyone that needs a little pick-me-up because how could you get a card with a crazy chicken on it and not smile!!!
Shop the Chicken Bundles here!
If you don’t want the dies you can just get the chicken stamps.
The January – June Mini Catalog is always my FAVORITE catalog of the year!
View the mini catalog and request your copy here
It’s FULL of fun new stamp sets, dies, punches, accessories, and my favorite… PRETTY PAPERS!
The NEW Mini Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine from Stampin’ Up! is now available and it’s ADORABLE!!!!
Die-cutting and embossing are great ways to take your cards and other crafty projects from nice to WOW!!
Stampin’ Up!’s new Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machines are now available in Standard and Mini sizes.
What’s the difference? The size! Both machines fold up nicely for easy storage, but not all folders and dies will fit through the smaller mini machine.
If you’re just getting started with die-cutting and embossing, have a smaller budget or want a machine to take on the go, then the mini machine is perfect.
Order Your MINI Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine Here!
If you want to be able to use all kinds of different embossing folders and dies then you’ll want to go with the standard size. This is the one that I use all the time.
Order Your Standard Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine Here!
Both machines come with all the plates you need to get started.
BONUS! When you purchase either machine from me, you’ll get to take my Step Up Your Cards with Die-Cutting & Embossing Class for FREE!
There’s a new white card stock in town! Whisper White has been around since the beginning of time (well, at least as long as I’ve been around!), but due to an unfortunate paper mill closing, Whisper White is being replaced with… Basic White.
I’m a little underwhelmed by the name, but so far I’ve found the card stock to be just as fabulous as Whisper White.
(Basic White at the top vs Whisper White at the bottom of the photo)
I do know that the card stock you use can have a BIG effect on the images you stamp, as soon as I got my hands on some of the new Basic White card stock I did some experimenting to see how it stacked up against Whisper White.
Basic White vs Whisper White
- They feel the same to me.
- The Basic White looks more white.
- As far as I can tell, there’s no difference in the result of my stamped images. I tried both bold stamps and detailed stamps and they all looked the same to me. (Note: 2 days later the heart on my Whisper White paper had faded a little bit. It was a darker color on the new Basic White. I like that!)
- When you stamp with a Stampin’ Up! ink pad (I used Shaded Spruce) and color with a blender pen it seems to work the same on both. I just pulled the color of the ink from the detailed leaves into the insides to give them a little extra color.
- There is a slight difference when you’re coloring. I don’t really like to color, so I don’t much care about this.
- Stampin’ Blends (Stampin’ Up!’s alcohol markers) seem to soak into the older Whisper White more so the same colors look darker on the new Basic White. This might be a good thing? Again, not really a coloring person so my techniques are not the best and you might get different (better) results.
- Watercolor Pencils and Blender Pens are a little bit different too. I think Whisper White was a little bit smoother because the pencil seemed to glide a bit easier on the Whisper White than the Basic White, but overall my end results look about the same. Again, not a coloring person here so if you love to color I would recommend you try it yourself.
Here’s everything that comes in Basic White.
Have you heard the news? Stampin’ Up!’s long-awaited new Paper Trimmer is now available!
It’s lightweight, portable, and perfect for making clean, straight cuts.
Order your new Paper Trimmer here.
Questions about any of these specials? Contact me here.
Happy Stamping!
Jessica
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The embosser folder I bought doesn’t fit in my Sizzix Big Shot… any suggestions?
All Stampin’ Up! embossing folders should fit in your Sizzix Big Shot. See if this embossing folder guide helps: https://www.inkitupwithjessica.com/big-shot-tutorial-folders/
Just by sending your e mail you’ve inspired me with new ideas. Thanks.
I’m waiting until after 12/4 to join your 1 sheet wonder card club.
Please send me the password and site for one sheet classes. I have joined and can not find the site and forgot the password. So sorry to keep bugging you
Promise to write it down
You can find your one sheet wonder class at http://cardmakingschool.com 🙂
What kind of paper do they use inside a card not computer paper.
Hi Ruth, I usually use white card stock on the inside of my cards.