Demonstrator Training December 2019 Blog Hop

Demonstrator Training December 2019 Blog Hop

Hello everybody! Welcome to my blog!
I honestly cannot believe that its basically past mid December already! Where did this year fly?

Today I’m blog hopping with some wonderful demonstrator friends from Kylie’s Demonstrator Training. Together we learn about running a Stampin’ Up!® business. We have talks from other demonstrators who have achieved some huge goals and are successful in doing what they love.

One of my favourite parts about being a demonstrator (apart from inspiring people to explore their creative side) is getting access to new products before they are on sale for customers. My absolute favourite stamp set coming up from the Sale-A-Bration brochure is the Little Ladybug Hostess stamp set – you can earn one for FREE from 3rd January 2020 till 31st March 2020!!!!!

Tatiana Creative Stamping Adventure - Inside Spinner Card using the Little Ladybug Hostess stamp set from Stampin' Up!®

[All supplies used in this project are shown at the end of this post and are linked to my Stampin’ Up! online store. You can purchase them and create this project too! Thank you for your support of my stamping adventure]

Tatiana Creative Stamping Adventure - Inside Spinner Card using the Little Ladybug Hostess stamp set from Stampin' Up!®

I had a LOT of fun colouring the fun pictures of little ladybugs from this stamp set. I used my favourite colouring method – Stampin’ Blends. The results are always fantastic. Though the real magic of this card is not the card front, but what’s on the inside. I was recently inspired by Jennifer McGuire Surprise Spinner Cards video and just HAD to make one myself!

Tatiana Creative Stamping Adventure - Inside Spinner Card using the Little Ladybug Hostess stamp set from Stampin' Up!®

When you open my card you will see a flying Ladybug in the middle. She spins for you and does a little dance. The stamp set even had the PERFECT sentiment to go with this – “Spread your wings and FLY!”

Card Details:

  • Card Base: Pool Party.
  • Card Front: Mossy Meadow (9.5 x 13.8 cm) and Peaceful Poppies DSP (9.1 x 13.4 cm) and a Whisper White label using the Wild Rose Die.
  • Card Insert: Whisper White (21 x 14.4 cm) (not thick) scored in the middle and then 6 cm from each side. Die cut from the middle the label from the Wild Rose Die
  • TIP: if you are very accurate you can die cut the label from the card insert BEFORE scoring and use that piece for the front of the card.
  • To create the flying ladybug you need to stamp the image twice onto Whisper White Thick card stock. Once in the regular way and once so that it is a mirror image.
  • Mirror Image Stamping: For this you do need the Stamparatus and Silicone Craft Sheet. Stamp the image onto the Silicone Craft Sheet and repeat a few times inking the stamp up each time. Then carefully place a piece of card stock on top and close the Stamparatus. Press onto the stamp and then you’ll get the mirror image on the cardstock.
  • Colour the stamped images – I also had a few other ladybugs and the flower.
  • Fussy cut the images on the black line, then go over the cut edges with the Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker. This will over any white areas that you may have missed and creates a look of these were professional die cuts.
  • Before adhering together the mirror image ladybug add some black to the back of the stamped images using the Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker. This will hide any differences in the fussy cutting between the two. Adhere some clear thread in between the two images. Best to use Tear & Tape Adhesive for it’s strength.
  • Attach the clear thread to the middle sore line on the back of the card insert with some sticky tape.
  • Adhere the card insert to the card front with Tear & Tape. Start from the left side leaving a small border around the edge.
  • I added strips of the DSP to the inside as well to tie together the front of the card to the inside. Plus the flower and the lady better.
  • TIP: I cut off the antenna of the ladybugs and stamped the same image where I wanted to adhere the bug. The stamped image replaces the antenna.
Tatiana Creative Stamping Adventure - Inside Spinner Card using the Little Ladybug Hostess stamp set from Stampin' Up!®
Tatiana Creative Stamping Adventure - Inside Spinner Card using the Little Ladybug Hostess stamp set from Stampin' Up!®

Update: I’ve now made a video showing how I made this card. Watch it now:

How cute are those ladybugs!!!!! I just LOVE them. Please now hop along to the next blog for some fantastic inspiration from all around the world:

Thank you for visiting my blog! I hope that I’ve inspired you to be creative.

Bye for now!
Tatiana

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Supplies:

You can purchase the of the supplies I used in this project. Please click on the image below to purchase. Thank you for your support.

30 Comments

      1. VeeCee

        Not a demonstrator, simply following the blog hop. Love what you’ve done with this card, totally not expecting the unusual inside…..Great.
        Also, many thanks for the really good tip about the reverse image using the stamparatus and acetate sheet. Not heard that idea before.

  1. Mary ann

    Love the card, But I’m in the USA and I can’t figure out the centimeters in inches. Would love to make this card. Is there anyway that you could send the measurements to me in inches
    From one carve maker to another
    Mary Ann

    1. Tatiana

      Hi Mary Ann,
      If I were to translate the cm into inches your proportions would be all wrong. I’m just using started card base where it’s half a sheet of card stock (so you would use half a sheet of your standard card stock). Scoring is at the half way point. For the inside of the card it’s cut to have a boarder and I recommend 1/4″ for you. I’m not particularly familiar with letter sized card stock and it is very challenging for me to work it all out. Happy Crafting

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