Catherine’s Color Combo #5: Elements of Style Stamp SetSeptember 2nd, 2010 Posted on September 2nd, 2010, 7 responses.
Welcome to Thursday’s Color Combination. I hope you have been following this weekly feature and it’s inspired you! This color combo sent me straight to a making a card with a vintage feel. I think I’m getting better at this! Check back next week for Stampers’ Q&A and I’ll give you some tips I’ve found that have helped me get a vintage feel to my projects. STAMPIN’ UP SUPPLIES:
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ps..jmniffer was the blog candy winner! E-mail me your address and I’ll send out your goodie pack! Get the Scoop on Stampin’ UpSeptember 2nd, 2010 Posted on September 2nd, 2010, no responses.
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Become a Demonstrator Stampin’ Up PromotionSeptember 1st, 2010 Posted on September 1st, 2010, no responses.Join my Stampin’ Up! family as a demonstrator and not only can you pay for Christmas, but you will receive a FREE craft tote (valued at $39.95) with the purchase of their Starter Kit. Details on tote here. What is in the Starter Kit? Lots of stuff to get you started with your very own business…check it out here. I love having my own schedule, crafting every day, teaching others how to do it and supporting other demonstrators as they grow their very own businesses. You might love it, too! Contact me to learn more.
Stampin’ Up Holiday Mini Catalog!September 1st, 2010 Posted on September 1st, 2010, no responses. Browse through it and let me know if you need your very own copy. Here is a video from earlier this month, when my Mini Catalog preorder arrived. WARNING: I was a bit excited! There was lots-o-good stuff in that box! If there are lots of good things in here that you would like to order, I suggest joining Club Inbox! Deadline for this month is today. Click here to purchase your favorite Stampin’ Up products!
Club Inbox…a new kind of club!August 31st, 2010 Posted on August 31st, 2010, no responses.Sign up now for Club Inbox and don’t miss out on another month!! The next round begins TOMORROW! Click here to read more, register and see what all the fuss is about….
Last Day to Order From Mini and Blog Candy!August 31st, 2010 Posted on August 31st, 2010, 7 responses.
Click on the image to the left to download and take one last quick peek at it before it’s gone forever! Then, leave a comment here telling me what your favorite item from the mini catalog is. I will pick one person on Wednesday to win a goodie pack from me. If you would like to order, Click here to purchase your favorite Stampin’ Up products! Let’s take a look at some of our favorites. ![]() I love the simplicity of this card with the Tropical Party Stamp Set in White and Olive on Crumb Cake. Simple and awesome!
Now here is the exact same stamp set with different colors. Quite a different feel to it, huh? My upline, Karin, made this for a group meeting this summer.
Here is one by the famous Teresa Buchholz. That girl can craft!.
An elegant wedding card using Blissful Bride stamp set.
A fun summery birthday card using the Sweet Scoops stamp set.
And another…
And Erika’s Pedaling Past and In a Word.
There are so many fun things in that mini catalog, we’ll have a hard time saying goodbye. But this also means, there is a brand new Holiday Mini Catalog Debuting TOMORROW! Be sure to check back right here at www.catherinepooler.com!
Stampers’ Q&A: HELP! How do you use this thing?August 30th, 2010 Posted on August 30th, 2010, 2 responses.
The colors from last week’s Color Combo inspired me to make a rainbow card! Isn’t it super cute?? I used my Circle Scissors Plus to cut the rings. I wanted a greeting that would wrap around the rings. But of course, I don’t have one like that, so I broke out my black journaling marker and wrote it myself. It’s not the most amazing handwriting, but it’s mine and I think my honey will like it. What’s that? You don’t know how to use the Circle Scissors Plus? Yes, there is a bit of a learning curve to it. View the video, make sure your cardstock is secure using temporary adhesive and go slowly! You also might want to practice on scratch paper, old paper, computer paper, trash paper, whatever…just not good paper! You probably will mess some up, but you will get the hang of it, I promise! Then you’ll be super happy because you can cut circles from 1" - 6" in any increment!
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Pooler Happenins’: KENLY, whoopsie!August 29th, 2010 Posted on August 29th, 2010, no responses.Oh, poor, poor Kenly. His parents are too More than a year ago, Randall and I went out and purchased a kit with a razor, blades, scissors and a video on how to give a dog a hair cut. We’ve been grooming him ourselves all this time, usually I’m the one cutting and Randall is the one holding the dog down.
He squirms, whimpers, struggles and gives us fits! To add to this dog-shaving fiasco, in mid-trim, the shaver died! So this is the result. I’m reminded of the grinch. Luckily he doesn’t have too many dog friends to make fun of him. Have a wonderful rest of your weekend! Be sure to check back tomorrow for a video and Stampers’ Q&A! I’m off to Marialena’s workshop, then I guess Petco.
Pendant Park Stamp Set meets Full of LifeAugust 28th, 2010 Posted on August 28th, 2010, 6 responses.Today’s card is a marriage of several different challenges from color to including lattice and a greeting as your main image. I made the lattice background using the scoring blade on my Paper Cutter, just spacing the score lines 1/4" apart. I inked the tree stamp from Pendant Park with Old Olive, stamped it off to get a lighter shade, then used the Rock and Roll technique to darken the edges. I like how that turned out! Learn how to do the Rock and Roll Technique here (you’ve gotta see this card, it’s one of my favorites!) I couldn’t resist sponges the edges of the Scallop Oval Frame and then I had a smudge on the vanilla scallop oval, so I HAD to sponge that! ;) Learn all about sponging here. STAMPIN’ UP SUPPLIES:
Here is a second card using the exact supplies, with the addition of 119753 Early Espresso Satin Ribbon. I was able to incorporate my favorite stamp from this set…the bench with the squirrels on it…how stinkin’ CUTE are they!??
Hope you have a wonderful Saturday planned out! We are going to spend a good part of the day at the pool…only a couple weekends left!
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What is THIS!August 27th, 2010 Posted on August 27th, 2010, no responses.You don’t want to miss this project! It’s darling right? To see the full tutorial on how to make it, be sure to subscribe to my newsletter by August 31. My newsletter is jammed packed with exclusive tutorials, projects and more each and every month! To sign up, all you have to do is go HERE, enter your e-mail address then be sure to check your e-mail to complete the process. You will also get an exclusive sign up gift!
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Catherine’s Color Combo #4 with Look Who’s Turning Stamp SetAugust 26th, 2010 Posted on August 26th, 2010, one response.What a fun, bright and cheerful color combination this is! WOW! For some reason, the photo is looking a bit dark to me…not sure why. It’s so bright and cheerful in person! It worked perfectly with the Sunny Garden Designer Series Paper. and the Look Who’s Turning Stamp Set. I even thought about putting a 4 - 0 on there and giving it to a girlfriend of mine. Even though it’s Kid-like, I think it would be fun for a grown up to get, too. STAMPIN UP SUPPLIES:
What are you doing Friday Night?August 25th, 2010 Posted on August 25th, 2010, 4 responses.Are you free? Friday, September 10, 6:30 - 9 pm. The New Catalog Premier Open House is so popular, that I am opening another session for you all! If you are RSVPd for Thursday and would like to switch to Friday, please let me know! REGISTER right away, this event is going to be awesome!
New and Holiday Catalog Premier Open House: Peaceful Season Stamp Set Sneak PeekAugust 25th, 2010 Posted on August 25th, 2010, 7 responses.How would you like to:
At my New Catalog Premier, of course! Join me on: September 9 from 6 - 9 pm. OR
September 11 from 10 - 3, drop in format (notice the expanded hours)
![]() Yup, more Holiday Mini Catalog Sneak Peeks here for ya! We”ve got:
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I’d love to know what you think of the photo (with the DSP in the background) and what you think of this for an Open House make and take? Click on the title of this post to leave a comment! This card is just so rich and gorgeous, I seriously can’t stop looking at it! I’m in love… Thanks to Papercraftstar for the fabulous sketch I used here!
Pay For Christmas Doing Something FUN!August 24th, 2010 Posted on August 24th, 2010, one response.Did you know you could pay for Christmas by becoming a Stampin’ Up Demonstrator? Yes, Christmas is just 4 months and 1 day away! If you do 3 or 4 workshops each month, and are careful with your spending on new Stampin’ Up goodies, you will have plenty of money to provide your family with the best Christmas ever! And those 3 or 4 workshops will help you build the foundation of a business that could lead you in places you’ve never dreamed. I’m proof of this. I love teaching papercrafting and feel so lucky to be able to call this my job! I get to stay home with my kids, work on MY time, go on fabulous vacations with my hubby for free (and some by myself), and meet bunches of other ladies that have the same passion for papercrafting that I do. I quickly began making money as a Stampin’ Up demonstrator and I pay the mortgage each month, along with several other bills. I have been awarded as a top demonstrator in the company for helping others do the same thing. So if you would like more details on the first step…paying for Christmas, please contact me. Happy Stamping!
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