Saturday, 9 May 2015

Sneak Peek 2015-2016 Catalogue - Cupcakes, Birthdays & Flowers

 A little Sneak Peek of a some new products coming in the new catalogue.

New Stampin Up Annual Catalogue
My 2015-16 Catalogue with easy-locate tabs (thanks to a clever friend!)
If you'd like to order your own copy of this catalogue for $7.95 inc postage, click the Paypal link below (Australian residents only).    It will be mailed directly to you from Stampin' Up! around 25th May.  The exciting new products are available for purchase from 2nd June.



Bohemian DSP - lots of bright, bold colours and patterns (and some more subdued patterns as well).

The embellishment comes in the new In-colours (I added a rhinestone because ... why not?!). Delightful Dijon is one of the new colours.

New Stampin' Up! catalogue 2015-2016, Sprinkles of Life
Sprinkles of Life cupcake, Bohemian DSP,
In-colour Blossom Accent

Stampin' Up! 2015-2016 Annual Catalogue, New products
The photo doesn't do the glitter justice!
The cupcake is built using a really versatile stamp set called Sprinkles of Life. It can be rainclouds, ice creams, baskets of fruit ... and also has a lovely tree image.
Stampin' Up! make a donation to Ronald McDonald House with every sale of this stamp set. There is also a matching punch, which I haven't used yet.....

Stampin' Up! 2015-2016 Annual Catalogue, New products
Build a Birthday, Boho Chic Embossing Folder
 OK, I've got a couple more very quick cards for you!

This one uses the Build a Birthday stamp set - another really versatile set with lots of options.  I've added some twisted up Lace Trim and embossed the card with the Boho Chic embossing folder.  These are some of the new In-colours: Tip Top Taupe, Watermelon Wonder and Mint Macaron.
Stampin' Up! 2015-2016 Annual Catalogue, New products
You've Got This stamp set

This last one uses the You've Got This stamp set, which has the gorgeous flower, the useful grungey background and some supportive sentiments.  This time, I chose to use the birthday sentiment from the Build a Birthday set.  I used the same In-colours while I had them open.  And I do love a bit of bling - so I added a rhinestone to the blossom embellishment again.

Stay tuned for some more sneak peeks over the next few weeks and remember to order your copy of the catalogue - you're going to LOVE it!



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3 comments:

  1. Ann Lancaster10 June 2020 at 08:48

    Your card is very pretty. Did you stamp the flower over the backgroud or stamp and cut out? If you stamped on the background, how what prevented the background from showing on the flower? Thanks.

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  2. Stephanie Fischer, the Crafty Thinker10 June 2020 at 13:24

    Oh goodness, Ann - you're really testing my memory!! I think in this instance I stamped the background and then the flower because the pattern and colours didn't really interfere with the flower too much. But, normally, I would stamp the flower, then mask it and stamp the background. For more info on masking techniques, take a look at these posts and by all means email me if my instructions are ambiguous or you get stuck!
    Remember to use a multipurpose glue on the mask and let it dry (and then handle it or stick it to your clothing a couple of times to remove the extra tack); cut the mask just INSIDE the lines; stamp then mask the image you want to be at the front, then stamp what you want to appear behind it.
    http://www.thecraftythinker.com.au/2016/01/by-tide-exercise-in-masking.html
    http://www.thecraftythinker.com.au/2019/07/ink-it-stamp-it-international-design.html

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