- Remarkable Lilies
- Backyard critters
- Have you check the retiring list?
Remarkable You
Its getting awfully close to Easter and I decided the lilies from Remarkable You stamp set was an appropriate stamp set to use today. The ham, green beans and baking potatoes are in the fridge and its time to settle in for the holiday week end. Nothing says Easter to me more than navy and green. I must have had an Easter Outfit with those colors as a child, because as soon as I put these colors together, it shouted "Easter Outfit" to me.
I found these Night of Navy dotted paper in the Floral Boutique Designer Series Paper pack from the current main catalog. I matted the Designer Series Paper with Cucumber Crush, one of the colors retiring June 1. I'm really going to miss it. It is such a solid, rich color and works so well with Night of Navy. I stamped the lilies from Remarkable You and then cut them out and positioned them on an oval die cut. The oval is matted in Cucumber Crush scallops.
I tied a 5/8" Cucumber Crush Mini Striped Ribbon across the Lily stems. The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Wishes all-sentiments stamp set. I was thrilled to see this sentiment set will carry over to the June 1 catalog. It has 24 different wonderful little sentiments. The Remarkable You set is also carrying over. So happy these two will live on. The sentiment is popped up on dimensional and was die cut using the Stitched Shapes Framelit oval dies. I did a second version of the card with a happy mother's day sentiment and I think the card works for either holiday.
I found these Night of Navy dotted paper in the Floral Boutique Designer Series Paper pack from the current main catalog. I matted the Designer Series Paper with Cucumber Crush, one of the colors retiring June 1. I'm really going to miss it. It is such a solid, rich color and works so well with Night of Navy. I stamped the lilies from Remarkable You and then cut them out and positioned them on an oval die cut. The oval is matted in Cucumber Crush scallops.
I tied a 5/8" Cucumber Crush Mini Striped Ribbon across the Lily stems. The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Wishes all-sentiments stamp set. I was thrilled to see this sentiment set will carry over to the June 1 catalog. It has 24 different wonderful little sentiments. The Remarkable You set is also carrying over. So happy these two will live on. The sentiment is popped up on dimensional and was die cut using the Stitched Shapes Framelit oval dies. I did a second version of the card with a happy mother's day sentiment and I think the card works for either holiday.
Recipe:
Stamp: Remarkable You, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Ink: Night of Navy
Paper: Night of Navy, Cucumber Crush, Whisper White, Floral Boutique Designer Series Paper
Accessories: 5/8" Cucumber Crush Mini Striped ribbon, Layering Ovals Framelit, Stitched Shapes Framelit Dies, Standard Cutting Mats, Big Shot Precision Plate, Big Shot, Stampin' Scrub, Stampin' Mist, Multipurpose Liquid Glue, Dimensionals
Backwoods critters
I was pretty surprised when this coyote appear in our back yard around lunch time today, and he looked pretty hungry. Our Australian Shepard and I had been out there 30 minutes earlier.
With the abundance of rain we've had this spring, the back yard wildlife has flourished. The bunnies are chubby, the squirrels are spunky and the bluebirds and cardinals are abundant. I worry most about the deer who visit at dawn and dusk. Two are ready to have their babies and a hungry coyote could cause harm to the babies or the mothers.
I sure hope the rest of the deer herd can protect the soon-to-be mommas. I'm worried because this morning there was only a single deer visiting our back yard. We usually see 5 or 6. Our back yard is a grassy opening in the forest and the deer love to frolic on the small hill and loll around in the grass.
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We'll, while I was writing this post, I'm relieved to say that 5 of our deer are now visiting our back yard. I'm so relieved to see that they are safe from the coyote visitor from earlier today.
I was pretty surprised when this coyote appear in our back yard around lunch time today, and he looked pretty hungry. Our Australian Shepard and I had been out there 30 minutes earlier.
With the abundance of rain we've had this spring, the back yard wildlife has flourished. The bunnies are chubby, the squirrels are spunky and the bluebirds and cardinals are abundant. I worry most about the deer who visit at dawn and dusk. Two are ready to have their babies and a hungry coyote could cause harm to the babies or the mothers.
I sure hope the rest of the deer herd can protect the soon-to-be mommas. I'm worried because this morning there was only a single deer visiting our back yard. We usually see 5 or 6. Our back yard is a grassy opening in the forest and the deer love to frolic on the small hill and loll around in the grass.
We'll, while I was writing this post, I'm relieved to say that 5 of our deer are now visiting our back yard. I'm so relieved to see that they are safe from the coyote visitor from earlier today.
Have you checked the Retiring list yet?
Stampin' Up! publishes a Retiring List so you know what products will disappear May 31 when the new catalog appears and which will carry over to the new catalog so you can purchase with confidence.
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The retiring list gives you the opportunity to purchase those items you've had your eye on. But don't wait. Several items, including some of the In Colors that retire after two years, are already gone. Once these items sell out, they're gone. The demonstrator message boards are already full of ISO, which means demonstrators are In Search Of sold out items for their customers who waited too long and now want to find an items that has already sold out.
Stampin' Up! also provides a .pdf and an Excel listings. download the U.S. Retiring list
- Stamps will continue to be produced until May 22, and then sold only while they last.
- Accessories will only be available until they sell out and will not be reordered
- Check out the discounted items on the retiring list. Some are discounted up to 50% off.
Review the retiring list and place an order before its too late and your favorite items are gone.
Important Dates
Now - Demonstrator new catalog download. Demonstrators who didn't attend OnStage, can access a down-loadable copy of the new catalog on line at the demonstrator-only website.
April 13 - OnStage Online -Demonstrators who didn't attend OnStage on April 8 will find many of the videos from the event available online April 13. Stampin' Up! will post videos at the OnStage Online link on the demonstrator-only site.
November 11, 2017 - Salt Lake City - next OnStage event. If you're a Demonstrators, plan now to enjoy early access to upcoming catalogs, free stamps from the upcoming catalog, and order early with OnStage discounts only available to OnStage live attendees.
November 2018 - Orlando - Stampin' Up! 30th Anniversary and OnStage event. The 25th Anniversary in Salt Lake City was a blast, with more prize patrols than usual and special parties. I know I'm already planning to attend the 30th!.
November 11, 2017 - Salt Lake City - next OnStage event. If you're a Demonstrators, plan now to enjoy early access to upcoming catalogs, free stamps from the upcoming catalog, and order early with OnStage discounts only available to OnStage live attendees.
November 2018 - Orlando - Stampin' Up! 30th Anniversary and OnStage event. The 25th Anniversary in Salt Lake City was a blast, with more prize patrols than usual and special parties. I know I'm already planning to attend the 30th!.
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- Place an on-line order through my Stampin' Up! store - 24/7 Shopping
- Order at a discount as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator. Sign up for $99 and get $125 worth of products in your starter kit that you select. Then enjoy your future purchases at demonstrator discount prices of 20% to 25%.
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- Order current or previous Paper Pumpkin monthly craft kits
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