Back to the subject in hand when you have lots of new products in a new Autumn Winter catalogue to share... but I am so going to have to cheat to keep this as a Top 10!!!
Oh and
click here if you missed my Top 10 Stamps & Bundles published earlier...
Christmas Papers
Lots of lovely papers... but (unusually) I struggled to decide on my first 2 to buy!! So these are what I settled on...
Festive Farmhouse See Page 13
Particularly love the wood, tongue & groove, words, stars and all those checks!! And you can never go wrong with stripes!! So yes... that covers all of them!
All is Bright See Page 6
Love the photo realistic options on the one hand... and the christmassy but paper staples on the other... especially as a lot of these could be used all year round...
But click here or the icon below to see ALL the christmas and autumn papers in the flick through video...
Though my eyes still hanker to use some more Little Twinkle, Delightfully Detailed and the foiled side of the Broadway Bound from the Annual Catalogue for Christmas too! All in all I think we are quite spoilt for christmas paper options this year...
Shimmer Paints... all 4 of them! See page 38
Love this simple range of products...
Available in Frost White plus 3 metallics in Vegas Gold, Bright Copper & Champagne Mist.
We love the subtle shimmer and shine of these... Daub them... Stamp with them... Spritz them... So excited these have made a come back.... don't be without your Frosted White... and Vegas Gold!!?
And come back next Tuesday to download a (pretty exhaustive!) Technique Sheet of lots of ways to use them...
Take Your Pick Tool. See Page 30
Don't miss this "tacky putty tipped" tool to make picking up those tricky little embellishments so easy! With 4 essential ends for the other side too... ball ends, mini spatula & paper piercer... Putty end refills too...
Embossing Folders (x4)
Love all of the new folders... and most are hard to spot! So why not count them as one choice!!
Corrugated Embossing Folder. See Page 13
Lots of ways to use this folder... a great staple... eg Corrugated texture. Crimped texture. Roof panels! Hardlap fencing...
Swirls & Curls Embossing Folder. See Page 5.
So very pretty... but this is the one I missed first few times around!
Tin Tile embossing Folder. See Page 43
This is proving very popular around these parts... but again wasn't really spotted at first looks...
Also whilst we are on the subject... don't forget the lovely new Seasonal Wreath one in the Annual Catalogue!
Galvanised Metallic Paper. See Page 43
Gorgeous shimmery silver "card"... remember the A4 Silver Shimmer card we used to stock... like that but in 12x12 sheets... and this will be stunning when used with the Tin Tile embossing folder ...
Festive Farmhouse Elements. See Page 13
Pre die-cut wood elements... coloured Grey Granite on the front side... but imagine these in gold (or copper) care of the Shimmer Paints and a Finger Dauber...
Red Rhinestone Basic Jewels. See Page 19.
I have been asked for these for years... and now they are here!! Red berries a go-go!
Joyous Noel 6x6 Glimmer Paper. See Page 29
A multi pack of shiny copper, Merry Merlot & Tranquil Tide...
Bakers Box. See Page 49
These are great... approx 11cm (4 1/4") sides x 5.5cm (2 1/8") high.
Lovely to display treats such as cupcakes and chocolate... but also great for Home Decor projects!! I can't wait to get crafting with these...
And last but not least...
Santa's Workshop Memories & More Card Pack and Red Cards & Envelopes. See Page 21.
These are proving the early favourites amongst demos around the world for producing lots of simple cards in a flash! How easy can easy be when you just want to make some cards!! Looking forward to mine turning up soon...
Missed the earlier catalogue share... here you go... just click here or on the picture below to download...
But if you live in the UK.. and are in the market for Christmas etc products ... I would love to be your Stampin' Up! demonstrator... so please click here to contact me and I will send you a hard copy of the catalogue in the post...
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