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Retired Sets on Ebay

Just a quickie post today, I’m cleaning out the remainder of my retired sets on ebay. You can find them here.

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All images copyright Stampin’ Up! 1990-2026 unless otherwise stated. All artwork created by Alisa Tilsner. This website is protected by intellectual copyright. Cards and other items on this website are for your inspiration and personal use only, not for submission to magazines or competitions. Thank you for your honesty. All content is the sole responsibility of Alisa Tilsner, Independent Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrator and the use of and content of the classes, services, and products offered on this web site is not endorsed by Stampin’ Up!®

I decided to play along with the Global Design Pro

I decided to play along with the Global Design Project Challenge this week. Casing the amazing Kim Fee.
I've used the new Lily of the Valley Bundle, which is going to be the theme for my Creative Card Makers Club class for June.
#gdp548 #stampinup #stampinupaustralia #cardmaking

How's this for a fun Shaker Card for the younger m

How's this for a fun Shaker Card for the younger men in your life?
I love all the texture and shapes in it, AND the colour combo!

What do you think of this colour combo? BlackBerry

What do you think of this colour combo?
BlackBerry Bliss, Pumpkin Pie and Crushed Curry!

Can't say I enjoyed this Challenge LOL!! But, it i

Can't say I enjoyed this Challenge LOL!! But, it is a challenge and it is meant to challenge you!
Colour Inkspiration Challenge 209 #ci209
Make sure you're in the Facebook Group so you can add your entry, you never know, you might become a guest designer!

#stampinupaustralia #cardmaking @colourinkspirationchallenges @stampinupofficial

I decided to something I’ve not thought of before.

I decided to something I’ve not thought of before. Tone on Tone Ink Smooshing.
I’ve done it plenty of times on White Card, but never with the same colour card as the ink I’m using.
If you haven’t tried Ink Smooshing before, here’s how you do it.
A couple of ink drops on your glass mat. Spritz with a little water. Smoosh your card into the inky puddle, lifting it up and repositioning it. That’s it, super easy.
The last 2 photos are of my card wet and then dry.
Tone on Tone Ink Smooshing results in a very soft looking texture. Love it!

#stampinup #stampinupaustralia #cardmaking #inksmooshing

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