Welcome to part 2 of our Sale-A-Bration Farewell 2016 Blog Hop!
You’ll be hopping around to 8 countries and will visit 15 amazing Stampin’ Up!® Independent Demonstrators, each with an inspirational project for you to enjoy. There’s just 6 days of Sale-A-Bration left and we’re getting ready to say ‘farewell’ to what’s been fantastic Sale-A-Bration of 2016.
Currently you’re visiting Jacque Williams in New Zealand! We are now in the beginnings of Autumn here and enjoying a bit cooler weather. I have lived in Auckland for the past 11 years with my husband and three daughters. I feel it a privilege to be part of Stampin’ Up! since the beginning in New Zealand almost exactly 9 years ago.
In today’s share, I am featuring the Flowering Fields stamp set in my project – a set full of lovely, hand-drawn look designs.
The folder above opens up to two pockets, sized perfectly to fit the Notecards and Envelopes.
Each of the three cards is slightly different, but still all coordinating in images and colour. When we shared a version of this project at the Auckland Extravaganza last weekend, we found it easiest to mount all five images onto a large block and stamp it as if it were one stamp.
This makes a wonderful little gift for a friend or for yourself!
Would you like the instructions for this adorable card holder/envelope? The design has been adapted Di Barnes’ original to fit three Notecards and Envelopes by my team member, Paula Reid. She has kindly given me permission to share her adjusted measurements with you HERE.
Each of the images has a bit of the Clear Wink of Stella, although it’s hard to see in the photograph. I also wanted to share with you a pic of one of my office assistants. She is largely in charge of the ribbons.
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Thank you for visiting today! If you’ve not seen last week’s part 1, you can start hopping that one here. The next stop on the farewell hop is Erna Logtenberg! There’s lots of inspiration to be found in this group – and you don’t want to miss it!
FULL LIST OF DEMONSTRATORS BELOW
- Kylie Bertucci
- Sarah Berry
- Constanze Wirtz
- Bibi Cameron
- Valerie Lo
- Michelle Last
- Erica Cerwin
- Tracy May
- Brian King
- Jacque Williams <–You are here
- Erna Logtenberg
- Renate Ecklmayr
- Teneale Williams
- Jennifer Pauli
- Caroline van der Straaten
hahaha love the office assistant! lol! Gorgeous project Jacque – I adore the cards and the way your have packaged them like that.
Thanks, Kylie! Love that little friend of mine. xx
Beautiful set of cards Jacque!
I should give this idea a try sometime. Thanks for showing.
Thanks, Caro! Would love to see what you come up with! 🙂
Jacque – what a wonderfully detailed project! A set of cards inside a beautifully designed folder. Quite amazing! The amount of work and design that went into this project is phenomenal. Love it! I am so happy to hop along with you and this group today.
Thank you for your kind words, Brian! Wonderful to have you play along with us, too! 🙂
Wow – I love your notecard gift set. I am going to have to CASE it! Lovely 🙂 x
Thanks Tracy! And thanks for all your inspiration!
I love these cards – the layout, the coloring and the “envelope” for gifting. Each card is beautiful. I got this stamp set as my freebie and am inspired to begin using it. Thanks so much.
It IS a beautiful set! Thank you for your kind words!
what a lovely project is this!
Thank you, Erna! x
My goodness, what a great card set. I love the idea and think, I will be using that card folder idea very soon.
Thanks for all your sharing, Teneale!
Your cards are beautiful! And thanks for sharing the folder instructions. I can’t wait to try and make one! Your special assistant sounds quite similar to mine…ribbon is definitely a specialty
I feel really lucky to have such friendly and silent working companions. 🙂
Hello and Happy Easter from way up north in Maine, USA! Thank you for sharing such a great project, Jacque! My oldest son owns a landscaping company and this will make such a great little gift for him. Love it!
That’s so lovely to hear. Send me a pic if you think of it! 🙂