ESAD Stampin’ Up! 2010/2011 Catalogue Blog Hop

I hope you’re ready for the ESAD New Stampin’ Up! Catalogue Blog Hop! This could take a while as there are 25 blogs to check out so grab yourself a tea or coffee and sit back and enjoy the ride.

What is ESAD?

 ESAD stands for Extra Special Australasian Demonstrators and it is an online group just for Australian and New Zealand Demonstrators for Stampin’ Up!

We so love what we do and not only do we love to share it with our customers, friends, and wonderful blog visitors but we share our love for what we do with each other as Demonstrators. We run swaps, challenges, tutorials, product know how and cyberstamps and we are always there to help and support each other when its needed.

So if you are a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator located in Australia or New Zealand then please feel free to click here to join our wonderful group.

Now just to put the cherry on the top so to speak, we are offering Blog Candy on this blog hop.

To qualify ….

* this is only open to customers (ie. demonstrators do not qualify)

* to qualify you must visit every blog and leave a comment on each one

* once you have commented on each blog you need to email Leonie Shroder at leonie@stamp-a-latte.com  and advise her you have done so

* Blog Candy winners will be announced on Tuesday 

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You will have arrived here from the wonderful Kim Conway’s blog, what fabulous projects.

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What I have to show you today are a couple of cards, a tag and a little tissue box using the fantastic new Newsprint Designer Series Paper (now available in the fantastic new Stampin’ Up! Idea Book and Catalogue). This paper has only two colours Basic Black and Very Vanilla and is great for the vintage look with a little tearing and distressing. I have also used the gorgeous new Artistic Etchings stamp set – yummy!

 

I love these tissue boxes, they are great as hostess gifts and very easy to make.  I have stamped the crown in Riding Hood red as a contrast.

For these cards I have created the backgrounds using a technique called double embossing. This is a great technique and very easy but it gives such fantastic results. Cut a piece of the Newsprint Designer Series Paper to size for the front of your card. Then take your Vintage Wallpaper Embossing Folder (also available in the fantastic new Stampin’ Up! Idea Book and Catalogue) and run over the inside top of the folder with your brayer and Versamark ink. Place your paper in the embossing folder and run through your Big Shot (see the fantastic new Stampin’ Up! Idea Book and Catalogue). Open up your folder, carefully remove your paper and sprinkle with block embossing powder over the Versamark. Heat with your heat gun to melt the powder and voila!

For this card I have used the new Scallop Trim Border punch and the Two-Step Bird punch. I have finished off with a sentiment from the Vintage Vogue stamp set and some Very Vanilla Taffeta ribbon.

This card uses the same background as before but this time I have stamped the Eiffel Tower image from the Artistic Etchings stamp set and layered it on a panel which has been edged using the Scallop Trim Border punch and matching Scallop Trim Corner punch.

And finally I have a tag for you using all the ideas I used before.

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I hope you enjoyed these projects. You are now on your way to Pauline Bennett’s blog – have fun!  Don’t forget to leave me a comment and let Leonie know when you have commented on everyone’s blog – you don’t want to miss out on Blog Candy!

Come back soon.

 

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If you have got lost or have missed a link, here is the complete list of blogs participating in this hop.

  1. Leonie Schroder – http://www.stamp-a-latte.com
  2. Keryn Campbell – http://kerynscards.blogspot.com
  3. Vicki Were – http://www.stampinvickistyle.blogspot.com/
  4. Aly Adcock – http://www.inkyaly.blogspot.com
  5. Juliette Chapman – http://juleskraftikrafts.blogspot.com
  6. Kristine Thompson – http://www.inkspotcreations.typepad.com
  7. Jo Weedon – http://www.scrapandstampin.blogspot.com
  8. Jan McAnulty – http://cardcaperswithjan.wordpress.com/
  9. Karen Southwell http://www.kareniescrafts.blogspot.com
  10. Kim Conway – http://www.kimconwaycards.blogspot.com
  11. Jane Norrish – http://janenorrish.com
  12. Pauline Bennetts – http://www.paulinebennetts.com/stampede
  13. Gemma Coumbe – http://www.gemmacoumbe.blogspot.com
  14. Genelle Little – http://www.stampedecards.blogspot.com
  15. Sharlene Meyer – http://www.magpiecreates.com
  16. Susan Joyce – http://www.catsinkcorporated.blogspot.com
  17. Rhonda Statham – http://rhondastatham.typepad.com/
  18.  Monique Fielder - http://stamping-with-moni-q.blogspot.com/
  19.  Andrea Buckland - http://creatingcardswithandrea.blogspot.com/
  20.  Bev Watt –  http://stampinovation.blogspot.com
  21.  Lisa Ryder - sorry not this time
  22.  Claire Mcilhatton http://www.crafty-cow.com/
  23.  Mae Collins -  http://maecollins.blogspot.com/
  24.  Charmaine Black – http://www.l-ink-edtopaper.blogspot.com/
  25.  Lynn Powell – http://www.lynnpowell.com.au

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24 Responses to “ESAD Stampin’ Up! 2010/2011 Catalogue Blog Hop”

  1. Aly A says:

    Oh My Goshness Jane!! *drool* These are stunning! Now I really really NEED that stamp set. Beautiful work, and I just love the double embossing.

  2. Deb says:

    lovely cards using a set I didnt think I would use but you have made me think about it

  3. Love what you have done Jane with this stamp set. All look amazing.

  4. Oh Miss Jane … I love these cards! Black Red & White are so stunning and elegant. Great Job

  5. Beverley Boyle says:

    Your card and tag are just fanstic. Love the idea of the tissue box. Thanks for sharing.

  6. Lynda says:

    There is something very magical about red, black and white. So like the idea of the tissue box….esp for a sniffler like me!! Loving the new scallop border punch too.

  7. Jane, astounding with what you have done with the double embossing technique using versamark and the brayer. Stunning

  8. I love these..and love that DSP and Stamp set…FAV!!!

  9. OMG They are just wonderful, love the double emboss, must try this one.
    This set is growing on me

  10. Andrea says:

    wow I have used the brayer on the embossing folders before but never with versamark and then embossed. What a great effect. Such beautiful cards.

  11. WOW! these are amzing, I love tis technique and will have to give this one a try. Thanks for sharing these wonderful projects with us. Lots of inky hugs from Charmaine :-)

  12. Bev Watt says:

    you know I think you are a legend Jane…and I am chuffed I know how to do double embossing thanks to you…all beautiful!

  13. Tanja S. says:

    Lovely “homemade” designer paper!

  14. Diana says:

    What a wonderful technique – thanks so much for explaining it – guess what I’ll be trying to do soon! Gorgeous cards

  15. Sherylee says:

    Wow, absolutely gorgeous – LOVE them!!

  16. Lynn Powell says:

    Stunning cards! Love the double embossing technique – will have to give that a go

  17. Melinda says:

    Thank you do much for sharing your stunning projects and for introducing me to double embossing.
    I can’t wait it give it a try.

  18. Mae Collins says:

    Love your idea here of using the double embossing technique, will definately be giving this one a try myself, thanks for the inspiration!

  19. Libby says:

    Thank you forsharing your great projects. I love all the new products I’m seeing

  20. Thanks for the tutorial, Jane – your projects are stunning!

  21. Sharna R. says:

    Wow, i love these cards, the are fantastic and i just adore the background technique you used, again wow

  22. Fiona says:

    Thanks for sharing, they are lovely cards

  23. Monique says:

    Lovely cards with a lovely stamp set – can’t believe I didn’t like it when I first saw it in the sneak peek!!

  24. Jenny says:

    Lovely cards TFS

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