WOW Why didn't I think of this? Can't wait to play with mine when it comes next week. . Read more →

Today we unveil the new catalog at 2 p.m. eastern time. A few more hours to wait but I wanted to share the cover with you and my new video series "What's Up With Stampin' Up!?" Where ever Friday I... Read more →

Okay my last farewell post to the retiring Stampin' Up! stamp sets and accessories. Love this card done with the Bordering on Romance Stamp Set and my favorite verse set Curly Cute. Check out the Designer Frames Folder to highlight... Read more →

Okay Baja Breeze and Elements of Style Stamp Set retiring is really hard to take. Blue is my favorite color, and Baja Breeze well love it, but all good things come to an end at some point in the stamping... Read more →

Saying final goodbye to Curly Cute Stamp Set is hard, as I love this verse set along with the Bordering on Romance Set. This card we did at my retirement party. Wisteria Wonder should be a retiring color but will... Read more →

As I say my finally farewell to Manhattan Flower Embossing Folder, I am announcing a new video series starting Friday. "What's up with Stampin' Up!?" Don't worry every Tuesday I am committed to the Creative Fold Videos, but now on... Read more →

Why is it so hard to say goodbye to some stamp sets? French Foliage is one of the sets. Guess me loving fall is part of the reason, but I truly love this set. Do you have in your stamp... Read more →

The Blossom Builder Punch will soon be retired and we used at my Retirement Party to create this card. First we punched out 2 sizes of petals and ran the smaller one through the Polka Dot Embossing Folder and the... Read more →

Over the next couple days I want to share some of the cards we made during my Stamp-a-Stack of retiring stamp sets. This card was done with the Best of Everything Stamp Set. Since I own this set in clear,... Read more →

Another card I received from Jill Olsen using the Tasteful Trim Bigz XL Die for the Big Shot and the soon to be retired Print Poetry Designer Series Paper. Jill had sent me a similar card a year or so... Read more →