New From Stampin Up

Have you ever wanted a stamp but couldn't find the perfect image? Maybe you have a special family logo or a sketch she'd like to have as a stamp. Well now you can! Undefined is Stampin' Up!'s new stamp carving product line. You define the rubber stamp any way you want.
When you carve your very own stamp, you have will have an entirely new and different creative experience. And when you're finished, you will have created a one-of-a-kind stamp!
How exactly do you carve a stamp? Watch the video for a tutorial.




Here are flyer's to show you what you will get in your kits:

Undefined Kit $19.95

Refill Kit $9.95

 

Add a sheet of Clear-Mount Cling Foam to create your own clear-mount stamps. Mounting your stamps on the cling foam allows you to make stamps any size you want, not just what will fit on the blocks in the kit.

. Express your personality, thoughts, feelings, etc. with a stamp you've carved all on your own!

I know you'll have a "look what I made!" moment. I would love to see what you make with your kit. Email me a photo at jackielwatson2009@hotmail.com or e-mail Stampin Up a photo of your creations and any projects you make with your carved stamps to undefined@stampinup.com so we can pin your photos to our Undefined Pinterest board!

Have fun,
Jackie

OCTOBER 29TH

Sell-A-Stamp Spooktacular

For one day only, you and your customers will get 15 percent off almost every stamp we sell!

Starting at 12:00 AM (MT) and ending at 11:50 PM (MT), almost every stamp we sell will be 15 percent off.

This means all stamps in the current catalogs including

◦Background stamps
◦Personalized name stamps
◦Incentive stamp sets from the supply list
◦Cookie press stamps
◦Single-image stamps  CLICK HERE

This DOES NOT include

◦Hostess sets
◦Bundled stamp sets
◦Digital stamp brush sets

There is no minimum purchase, and no limit to the number of stamps you can order.

Order online 24/7 on Oct. 29th

at  http://stampingjackiewatson.stampinup.net

Click here to go there now !

The Stampin' Trimmer has Arrived

The time has come! The voyage is complete and the Stampin' Trimmer is ready to order! We know you're excited--we are too!

Start planning for your holiday events and let your customers know that the Stampin' Trimmer is coming in November. What makes the new Stampin' Trimmer so great? Check out all the great new features in the video below or refer to this current update.

Check  back  soon for more information.  If yu would like to order one of these fabulous trimmers contact me at my SU blog or email me at jackielwatson2009@hotmail.com .

Jackie

Look What I Did !! A White Christmas

I saw this card on Pintest and fell in love with it. You can find it on  Laura's blog . She cased from Vicki I think, and she cased it from  someone else. So this card has been around and everyone gives it thier own touch.

Here is my version of this card.

I changed it up a bit, by using labels from Stampin Ups Label Collection. I also used two different shades of green on the Poinsettias leaves. This card isn't difficult as it is time consuming, it has allot of layers. Even with that I had allot of fun making this card and have a few more ideas on what to do next.

Supplies used:
Card Stock                                     Whisper White
Die Cuts                                         Labels Collection
Embossing Folders                        Perfect polka Dots, Vintage Wallpaper
Punch                                             1 1/4" circle, blossom Petals Builder
Ribbon                                           Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding
Stamp Set                                       Chock Full of Cheer
Marker                                           So Saffron
Accessories                                   Multipurpose Adhesive, Basic Pearls, Rhinestones

 Thanks for stopping by. I love your comments, so be sure to leave one.
Jackie

Christmas in August!

Just kidding, but here is another version of using the Ornament Keepsake stamp set, Christmas DSP and Holiday Ornaments Framelits.  I love this combination, how about you?  Again, I cased my card for one I saw on Stampin Connection. So sorry, didn't find a name. I just love the Richness of Cherry Cobbler, the DSP and Stamp Sets give the cards this year.

Here is my 3rd Christmas card and many more to come.

Here is the inside:

I just loved mixing all the different textures and layers.


Supplies:
Card Stock                       Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White and Silver Sparkle
Designer Paper                Good Cheer
Stamping Ink                    Cherry Cobbler
Stamp Sets                       Ornament Keepsakes and Chockful of Cheer
Framelits                         Holiday Ornament and Label Collection
Ribbon                            Cherry Cobbler seam binding

For the inside I used Dazzling Details for the Candy Cane and small ornaments, for the front I added lots of Basic Pearls, they give a little added Bling!!!

Summer Afternoon

I was looking through some of the goodies that my sister and I got from last week order and decided to play yesterday. I just loved the Summer Afternoon stamp set in the new catty. I have seen so many great cards using it and decided to try my own. Since I am an artist, I went with doing this in water color effect. I hope everyone enjoys what I came up with

Supplies:
Card Stock:                      Soft Suede, Crumb Cake, Cajun Craze, Lucky Limeade and water color
Stampin Inks:                   Soft Suede, Lucky Limeade, Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler, Marina Mist, Baja
                                         Breeze and So Saffron
Die Cuts:                         Labels Collection Framelits
Punch:                             Eyelet Border
Designer Paper:              Well Worn
Ribbon:                           Chantilly Lace and Pear Pizazz seam binding(retired) under the lace

I also used the color spritzer tool and Soft Suede marker to give the Soft Suede background a splatter effect. I also sponged the edges. Over all it helped in giving my card a Vintage look which is what I was going after.

I am sorry the photo came out a little darker than I wanted, it must have been the lightening that day I took several and they all were the same. Please feel free to leave comments, I love hearing what everyone thinks.

Jackie