Sunday 16 September 2018

Santa's Workshop CTC196


Welcome back to another week of CASE-ing The Catty. The crew is made up of Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all parts of Australia and New Zealand.You are at the blog of Rachel Palmieri, Independent Stampin' Up!® demonstrator. I run classes at my home studio in South Morang, Victoria, share Stampin' Up!® products and tools at parties for my customers, coach my lovely team and create cards and the occasional 3D project. This week the design team are focusing on pages 18-27, the Santa's Workshop section.


I CASE-d the green card on the bottom left shelf, but used First Frost and Picture Perfect Birthday stamps and dies. The catalogue illustration doesn't really do First Frost any favours, as it stamps out so prettily.


Mint Macaron was my choice of green, so soft to complement the pinks, and of course it is used in the wonderful extra luscious DSP Frosted Floral. I guess it has the pearl finish, to celebrate Stampin' Up!® and the 30th Anniversary, but I describe it as like silk.


You'll find the stamps and paper on pages 36-37 of the Holiday Catalogue. Let your demonstrator know if you need a copy, although you can take a peek online too. Next stop along this hop is the amazing Judy May. I love her work and you may too.



If you feel like a challenge, perhaps you'd like to CASE pages 18-27 of the Holiday Catalogue, and share your project here on Facebook. It would be nice to see new names as well as our regulars.


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6 comments:

  1. Very pretty card Rachel! Love Fi xxx

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  2. Beautiful card Rachel, I love the soft colours you've used.

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  3. Love your card Rachel, the colours are so soft and pretty x

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  4. Lovely car Rachel. Soft and pretty.

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  5. What a lovely soft, feminine card, Rachel. The colours are so pretty together.

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  6. Wow, love these colours and the layout is gorgeous. What a wonderful way to show of this delicious paper!!

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