Stampin’ w/Tiziana MAY 2024 New

 Stampin’ w/Tiziana MAY 2024 News

April has come and gone and not one of my bday cards has been sent out.  I do have a plan for my April birthdays…just need to sit and focus.  And....now I can’t believe we are already a little more than a week into May, Summer will fly by and then back to the Wonder Holiday Season!

May HOSTESS CODE - F3WKYH7P
Here is May's Hostess Code, F3WKYH7P! Use this code on orders under $150
https://www.stampinup.com/?hostcode=F3WKYH7P

If your order is over $150 please take advantage of all the freebies you are entitled too by placing your order using this link instead https://www.stampinup.com/?demoid=2020232.

With this new catalog, I am sure you will find a ton of things to add to your collection!

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NEW ONLINE EXCLUSIVES! 

 

Flowering Zinnias Suite is back in stock, check out this quick video showcasing everything you get in the Suite!

163485  |  FLOWERING ZINNIAS SUITE COLLECTION  |$83.00
163480  |  Bundled Savings  |  SIMPLY ZINNIA BUNDLE  |  $52.00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhKZMKPiIj4

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IT’S HERE!!!
 

The new Idea Book and Catalog has arrived!!  
Please reach out if you would like one!

So many of you have expressed your love for the new layout. Although at first, I was on the fence, I am now in love as well.  It is the biggest change they have made with the catalog but one for the better.  I always felt their Idea Book and Catalog was overwhelming for new customers, you just didn’t know where to look for things to make a project  unless you knew what you were doing. With this new layout everything you need to replicate a project is right there, woo hoo.
With that said, I would love to know what your favorite thing about the new layout is.
https://issuu.com/stampinup/docs/ac24_en_us?fr=xKAE9_zU1NQ

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NEW KITS RELEASED
Holy crud, I just don’t know how they do it.  Two new kits this month and they are amazing!
 

CITY SIGHTS KIT  |  $21.00

HELLO HOLLYHOCKS KIT  |  $14.00

 

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NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN MY TEAM!!

 

First, let’s welcome Janet Valentine to my Creative Paws team.  She has taken advantage of this wonder promotion and I think you should too!

Between May 1 - 31st, anyone who joins my Stampin’ Up! team Creative Paws as a demonstrator, will receive four 2024–2026 In Color products in their Starter Kit for FREE!  New demonstrators will receive the following products in their Starter Kit at no additional cost:

2024–2026 In Color Classic Stampin’ Pad Bundle
2024–2026 In Color 8-1/2" x 11" (21.6 x 27.9 cm) Cardstock
2024–2026 In Color 6" x 6" (15.2 x 15.2 cm) Designer Series Paper
2024–2026 In Color Stampin’ Write Markers

In addition to the In Color products, new demonstrators will pick $125 USD | $165 CAD worth of products of your choice. You will also receive free business supplies with your order and free shipping. Not to mention all the fun that comes with being a part of my amazing team and our wonderful crafting community!

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PAPER PUMPKIN MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION

 

May 11 to June 10th | Sign up for June’s Paper Pumpkin – Life is Sweet

ADD-ON DETAILS
: This exclusive add-on (item 164397) coordinates with the April, May, and June kits! Reminder the add-on is available only while supplies last!
SIGN UP HERE!
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May 2024 CLASSES
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MAY 5 | SUNDAY | 10:00 AM – 7:00PM
MAY DAY CRAFT CELEBRATION
YAHOOO!!! Thank you everyone for coming to my May Day Craft Celebration! 

It was a fun-filled day for all with some yummy food and lots of space and projects to die for!

Here are just a couple of pictures from the day along with the projects made in class.

 

 

 

  

   

 

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MAY 12th | MONDAY | 7:30 PM – 8:30PM 

(date change, after May Day I needed a break)
APRIL PAPER PUMPKIN FUN DAY

Tonight I will be sharing April's Paper Pumpkin Project along with some fun alternatives! This will be a pre-recorded event that will be posted on Facebook @Stampin' w/Tiziana and also on my blog stampinwtiziana.blogspot.com.

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MAY 19 | SUNDAY | 4:00 PM – 7:00PM
S.O.S CARD CLASS: ALL OCCASIONS - RSVP MAY 15TH

In my S.O.S (Stamp Out Stress) Card Class you will make 9 cards, three of three designs. Your class fee includes all materials to make your cards along with envelopes.

In this months class all products used will be from the NEW catalog. There will be something for everyone!
Class Cost: $28.00
“TO GO”: $34.00


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PLEASE NOTE: Please pay ahead to guarantee your spot. You are not registered for this class until I receive payment.
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Following payment options accepted:


PayPal: stampintiz@gmail.com (friends and family please)


Venmo: @stampintiz (friends and family please)


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Please bring your SNAIL or doublesided tape:


*If you need a SNAIL for class please add $10 to the class fee. This is yours to keep.


**If you need a refill please add $5 to the class fee. This is yours to keep.


***If you come without one there will be a $3 fee to rent one.

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SAVE THE DATE
JUNE 2024 CLASSES
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JUNE 9 | FRIDAY | 6:30 PM – 9:30PM

SCRAPBOOK 101

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JUNE 19 | WEDNESDAY | 7:00 PM – 8:40PM
POP-IN ZOOM CLASS

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JUNE 23 | WEDNESDAY | 5:00 PM – 8:00PM
POP-IN ZOOM CLASS

Stampin Friends April 2024 Blog Hop - All about the Flowers

Well, my birthday month has come and just about gone.  The best way to end it, is with a blog hop of course!  This month we are sharing ideas with a floral theme, hence “All About the Flowers”.  It was so hard to choose just one card, but I was able to narrow it down and what I went with is an alternative card using Stampin’ Up!’s Paper Pumpkin March 2024 kit.  You can actually make this card with any DSP, but I just wanted to show you first, how amazing these kits are and second, how easy it is to make alternatives.  

Alternative Cards

MATERIALS NEEDED

Stamp Set: March Paper Pumpkin – Memorable Meadows

Paper:

Basic White CS: 5 ½” x 8 ½”, scored at 4 ¼”

Fresh Freesia CS: 4 5/8” x 4” (cut down into three equal pieces of 4 ¼” x 1 3/8”)

Basic White CS: scraps

Designer Series Paper (DSP): 4 1/8” x 3 ¾”

Ink: Garden Green; Fresh Freesia

Tools/Accessories: Modern Oval Punch sequins

 

Lately, it seems the Paper Pumpkin kits come with card bases that are printed on the front and back of a folded card.  Well, I think that is silly to waste such pretty paper to be the back of a card.  What I have been doing is slicing the card in half and using one half to make the card as they intended and a second card as an alternative.  My design today is using the card base cut in half as my DSP, this will be an alternative card you can make.

 

INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1: Use the scoring board to score a 5 ½” x 8 ½” piece of basic white cardstock along the long side at 4 ¼”.  Fold in half to create the base.

Step 2: Adhere the fresh freesia card stock to the center of the card base.

Step 3: Adhere the three strips of DSP onto the fresh freesia.  If you struggle to place all the pieces equal distance, I find it easier to first place the outside pieces, then the center.  

Step 4: Stamp the sentiment in garden green ink on a piece of scrap basic white card stock. Punch this out using the modern oval punch.  Then sponge the edge with fresh freesia ink.  Using the same ink, stamp a flower towards the right hand side of the punched oval.  Adhere this to the card front with dimensionals.

Step 5: Next embellish the card front with sequins.

 

I am very pleased with my alternative and I hope you enjoyed it as well.  Be sure to check back regularly.  I really love sharing my projects with my stampin’ friends!  Comments of any kind (well hopefully nice ones, lol) are greatly appreciated.  When you are done here, be sure to hop on over to Barb’s page!!

 

As a bonus, here is a 6"x6" scrapbook spread I made also using the Paper Pumpkin kit. The patterned pieces are also the card bases that come with the kit.  The patterned paper on the right hand side is actually the envelope!

 

See you next month!

 

The intended cards for March 2024 Paper Pumpkin Kit

 

STAMPIN' W/TIZIANA JANUARY 2024 NEWS

Happy New Year!!!

2024 will be the greatest yet!  
Thank you all for being a part of my Stampin’ UP! life and my life in general!  This year I have so much more in store…some being more online/live interaction; different technique classes; and much more!

Stampin Friends August 2023 Blog Hop - All About the Paper

Welcome to the Stampin Friends Blog Hop!

It is mid-August which means Christmas is ONLY four months away, just thought you needed a heads up, lol.  Although I did not make any Holiday projects for this hop, you can easily substitute Holiday paper for the projects.  

Our August blog hop is “All About the Paper”.  With so many paper designs Stampin’ Up! releases it is very difficult to not become a paper hoarder!  Raise your hand if you have stacks and stacks of patterned paper still wrapped tightly in their packaging!  Yup, guilty here as well.  It is just so pretty that I don’t want to “waste” it!  You’ll notice I used similar paper in a previous Blog Hop, that is because I have made it a rule to use what I do have and haven’t purchased to many ‘NEW” papers with this new catalog.  This was also a great way to show how versatile our papers are

If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Steph’s Blog. Be sure to read through my Blog, comment below and continue to Jo’s Blog. If you get lost along the way, no worries, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY! 

MATERIALS NEEDEDStamp Sets: Crafting with You
Paper:
CARD: Petal Pink (5 ½” x 8 ¼”), scored at 4 ¼”)(card base)
CARD: Les Shoppes Designer Series Paper (DSP) - (3: 1 ¾” x 1 ¾”); (2: 1 ½” x 1 ½”)
CARD: All Together DSP (retired) (1: 1 ½” x 1 ½”)
ORIGAMI: (7 ½” x 7 ½”)
CARD: Basic White (3 ¾” x 5”); (Scraps for stamping)
CARD: Basic Black (4” x 5 ¼”);
Ink:
Momento Black and Basic Gray
Tools/Accessories: Crafting with you Dies; Timeworn Type 3D Embossing Folder

INSTRUCTIONS

1.   Today’s card I started with a base of petal pink cardstock, layered with a 4” x 5 ¼ ” piece of basic black cardstock.

2.   The next layer is a piece of 3 ¾” x 5” piece of basic white cardstock.  I stamped the sentimate randomly in momento black ink and then embossed it with Timeworn Type 3D embossing folder.

3.   I cut three, 1 ¾” squares out of Les Shoppes DSP paper and three more 1 ½” squares out of a different pattern.  I adhered them on top of each other and placed them on the card with dimensionals.

4.   To finish off the card, I stamp the image of the Stampin’ Cut & Embossing Machine along with the artist tools on basic white cardstock.  I used colored pencil to color them in with.  These were die cut out and adhered to the card front.

                  

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 For my 3D project I made an origami “box” to hold a succulent plant.  All you need for this a piece of 7 ½” x 7 ½” piece of DSP. We learned how to make these at my May Day Craft Celebration.  After I made the box, I placed a small dessert plate that I found at the Dollar Tree in the center.  This way you can water your succulent without ruining your holder. You can find a very helpful video here https://youtu.be/QOBgDGevpos, however below are screen shots from the video that shows how to fold your paper.

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PS: In case you didn't notice, check out the shrinky dink I made to accessories my succulent.

 So there you have it, my All About Paper projects!  I hope you enjoyed this month’s blog post and maybe you found a new papercraft to pursue!!  Comments of any kind (well hopefully nice ones, lol) are greatly appreciated.  When you are done be sure to hop on over to the next blogger, Jo on the list!

See you next month!

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Stampin Friends July 2023 Blog Hop - Perfectly Punched

Welcome to the Stampin Friends Blog Hop!

I hope your Summer is going wonderfully, that is if it is Summer where you are.  We, in New England have finally got the heat and Humidity.  Most people hate this weather, but not me!  It doesn’t last long here, so I will take all that days of it that is given to me.

Our July blog hop is all about “Perfectly Punched”.  What I am gathering from this topic is that it can be anything that uses a hand help punch.  It seems lately, there are not too many of them, with the cricket and metal dies.  I however, prefer punches over the others.  They are easy to use, and people share them very well in a class setting, lol.  I was also happy that this was a topic for the hops because I have a few of them that have never been used.  So today, I am using Happy Hedgehog stamp set and coordinating punch. Check it out below!

If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Maureen’s blog. Be sure to read through my blog, comment below and continue to Barb’s blog. If you get lost along the way, no worries, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY!

 

 

MATERIALS NEEDED

Stamp Sets: Happy Hedgehog Bundle; Color & Contour; Petal Park Bundle

Paper:  Copper Clay CS (5 ½” x 8 ¼”), scored at 4 ¼”)

Fresh As a Daisy Designer Series Paper (DSP) (4” x 5 ¼”)

Basic White (3 ¾” x 5”); ( 5 1/4” x 4”); (Scraps for stamping and punching)

Ink:  Basic Grey; Pecan Pie, Colypso Coral; Petal Pink; Momento Black

Tools/Accessories:   Picture This Dies (R); Adhesive Backed Solid Gems; Liquid Enamel Dots

INSTRUCTIONS:

1.    Today’s card I started with a base of copper clay cardstock, layered with a 3 ¾” x 5” piece of very vanilla cardstock.  I stamped the speckled image from Color & Contour in Old Olive ink and used the stamp off method to lighten the color a little.

2.    The next layer is a piece of 4” x 5 ¼” Fresh as a Daisy DSP.  I die cut the circles in the DSP using the Picture This die.  We can set this aside and work on the rest of the card.

3.    On basic white cardstock, stamp all the images needed.  I stamped two sets of flowers from Petal Park.  I used the colors calypso coral for the outlines and petal pick for the fill.  I stamped three mushrooms, two small hedgehogs and one big hedgehog from the stamp set Happy Hedgehogs.  I also stamped my sentiment in basic black.

4.    I used the stampin blends for most of my coloring.  (Sadly, I have not mastered the shading techniques with these markers.  I really need to practice that).

5.    All the pieces were fussy cut except for the large hedgehog.  The one thing I did want to note about punching out the hedgehog, is if you stamp the image twice you can make him 3-D with the punch!  I seen this technique from Tracy Elsom.  What you do is punch a full hedgehog and then just the top part.  Using the tool with the ball at the end you roll it around the smaller piece to create a pocket.  Fill this pocket with a small piece cotton balls.  Then attach it to the full punched hedgehog.  Isn’t it the cutest?

   

 

 

 

   

6.    When all of my pieces were completed, I then placed them onto the card base.  All the hedgehogs and the sentiment were adhered with dimensionals and the other pieces with double sided adhesive.

7.    Lastly, I embellished the flowers with adhesive backed solid gems and dotted the mushrooms with enamel dots.  (These are so easy and fun to use!  I am so happy Stampin’ Up! isn’t coming out with more colors)

So there you have it, my Perfectly Punched card!  I hope you enjoyed this month’s blog post and found a fun way to use your punches!!  Comments of any kind (well hopefully nice ones, lol) are greatly appreciated.  When you are done be sure to hop on over to the next blogger, Barb on the list!

See you next month!                

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Stampin Friends April 2023 Blog Hop - All About the Flowers

Welcome to the Stampin Friends

Blog Hop!

April showers bring May flowers and that is what we are getting ready for today in our blog hop, all about flowers.

I would like to believe I have a green thumb but nope, not me.  The flowers that do survive are purposely planted for that.  They are low maintenance and come back every year.  I do have a fascination for daisies but am hesitant to plant any.  Usually when I plant a new flower, either the deer or chipmunks eat the seeds and or early greenery, grrr.  The only way to enjoy daisies is via crafting with stamps, lol, so that is what I choose for today’s Hop.

If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Maureen’s blog. Be sure to read through my blog, comment below and continue to Barb’s blog.

If you get lost along the way, no worries, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY!

 

I know WE all have an incredibly huge inventory of floral stamp sets. So, my dilemma was do I use things that will retire or Brand Spanking NEW items from the new catalog??  I chose the first option because sadly I still have things that haven’t been used yet. 

 

MATERIALS NEEDED

Stamp Set: Nature’s Harvest & Flowering Tulips
Paper: Sweet Sorbet CS (5 ½” x 8 ¼”, scored at 4 ¼”; scraps)

Basic White CS (4 ¼” x 5 ½”; 1” x 2 5/8”; sceaps)
Basic Black (scraps)
Pretty Prints DSP (5 ½” x 4 ¼”)

Ink: Sweet Sorbet; Momento Black
Tools/Accessories: Harvest Dies; Meadow Dies; Deckled Rectangles Dies; Happy Labels Pick A Punch; Fern 3D Embossing Folder; Champagne Rhinestone Basic Jewels

1. First, fold in half the card base and adhere the 5 ½” x 4 ¼” Pretty Prints DSP to the front.
2. Die cut some of the silhouette images from the meadow dies in basic black cs adhere to the center of the card. Then die cut one image from the harvest dies set in sweet sorbet and adhere on top of the black pieces.
3. Stamp the major flower image in sweet sorbet onto basic white cs and die but out.  Set this aside.
4. Die cut a frame using the largest deckled rectangle die and the second size smaller that the largest one.  This will give it a thicker frame.  I then used the Fern 3D folder to give it some texture.  Adhere this frame to the center of the card with dimensionals.  NOTE: If there are any pieces hanging out of the frame, go ahead and trim those now.
5. Next adhere the stamped flower image towards the left of the frame.  Be sure to
   have some of the flower piece overhang the frame.
6. I then stamped the sentiment “Love You so much” on basic white cs with momento black ink. I made sure the piece I stamped on was 1” x 3”.  Next punch each end using the Happy Labels Pick A Punch.
7. Lastly, I embellished the the card front with champagne basic rhinestones.

 

I really enjoyed putting this card together it can be used for just about any event. Actually for this card, it will be used as a Mother’s Day card.  She is truly my number one fan and has kept everything I have ever made and given to her!!!  I hope you enjoyed this month’s blog post!!  Comments of any kind (well hopefully nice ones, lol) are greatly appreciated.  When you are done be sure to hop on over to the next blogger, Barb on the list!

See you next month!

 

 

 

Stampin Friends March 2023 Blog Hop - Monochromatic March

Welcome to the Stampin Friends Blog Hop!

It’s March Madness and we are going mad over monochromatic card designs!

March’s theme is monochromatic, and I know I say this every year, but boy do I have a hard time with it.  However, this year I think I nailed it.  My color of choice is an In Color that will be discontinued in a few short months, so be sure to stock up on your favorites.

If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Steph’s blog. Be sure to read through my blog, comment below and continue to Barb’s blog.

If you get lost along the way, no worries, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY!

 

Have you all seen this new technique? Some people call it Floating Element Technique while others call it Floating Stripe Technique.  No matter what you call it, it is so much fun to do and believe it or not VERY EASY!

 

 

 

 

 

MATERIALS NEEDED

Stamp Set: Silly Goose

Paper: Basic White CS (5 ½” x 8 ¼”, scored at 4 ¼”; 2 ¼” x 5”; scraps)

Fresh Freesia CS (5 ¼” x 4”; 2- ¾” x 4”)

Window Sheet 4” x 4”

Dandy Designs DSP (2 – ¾” x 4”; 1- 2” x 4 ¾”)

Ink: Fresh Freesia; Momento Black

Tools/Accessories: Circle Dies, 1 3/8” Circle Punch; Basic Pearls; Loose Flower Flourishes  

1. First, fold in half the card base and adhere the 5 ¼” x 4” fresh freesia cs to the front.
2. Adhere the 2” x 4 ¾” DSP onto the 2 ¼” x 5” basic white cs.  Adhere this to the card front with dimensionals towards the left-hand side.  Be sure there is equal spacing on the top, bottom and left-hand side.
3. Adhere the strips of card stock and dsp onto the window sheet.  Leave equal distance between each strip.
4. Die cut a circle out of the window sheet lined with the strips of card stock and dsp (On my card, the circle is 3 ¼”).  Adhere this to the card front with dimensionals.  Half the circle covers the strip while the other half adheres to fresh freesia cs.  Because one layer is higher than the other, I applied two layers of dimensionals to the side going on the fresh freesia cs.
5. Next, I stamped the sentiment on basic white cs with momento black ink and punched it out with a 1 3/8” circle punch.  This gets adhered to the window frame circle.
6. Lastly, I embellished the basic white circle with some basic pearls and loose flower flourishes.
7. I also stamped the inside of the card with the first bumping geese.  I thought this was a nice touch to lift the spirit of the recipient of the card.
   
    

   
   

   
   
   

I really enjoyed putting this card together and can’t wait to showcase this in my next card class! It looks difficult but trust me, it was easy peasy!  I hope you enjoyed this month’s blog post!!  Comments of any kind (well hopefully nice ones, lol) are greatly appreciated.  When you are done be sure to hop on over to the next blogger, Barb on the list!

 See you next month!

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Below are some of the products used: