So you've got the present sorted and now it’s just a card to
go with it that you are in need of. Well help is at hand with Stampin' Up!’s card
kits. These lovely card kits can make even those who don’t believe themselves
to be creative proud of their creations.
1)
Using the instruction leaflet choose the card
you want to create
2)
Pick out all the components. These are handily
numbered and you can see the numbered pieces needed on the visual instructions.
3)
Start building up your cards using adhesive
4)
Pick up the stamp you have chosen and put it on
the see through block
5)
Apply lots of ink on to the stamp and add the
stamp to the component. Don’t worry if your stamped up image comes out faded.
You can always go over it with a pen.
6)
Finally add any other embellishments such as the
twine. The measurements you need for this are given in the visual instructions.
Of course if you wanted to you could always go off piste a
little perhaps change the stamp or a component you want to use and see where
that takes you. The main thing is to have fun and enjoy the process and make
sure you have someone look after your kids while you create the cards or they’ll
want to get in on the process!
The Oh Happy Day Card kit retails at £31.50.
Disclaimer: I was sent the Oh Happy Day Card Kit mentioned above for the purpose of this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
The Oh Happy Day Card kit retails at £31.50.
Disclaimer: I was sent the Oh Happy Day Card Kit mentioned above for the purpose of this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.



This looks like a great way for the less creative among us, to get in on some handmade action. Handmade is always so much lovelier! #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteI think so. People appreciate handmade creations made from love.
DeleteWhat a lovely kit. Some lovely cards to be made.
ReplyDelete#familyfun
There certainly are
DeleteThis looks great, and would make a fab Christmas present, or it would be perfect for me to wrap presents. Claire x #FamilyFun
ReplyDeleteIt sure would.
DeleteOh my gosh this is too cute!! Thanks for linking up #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome
DeleteI think personalised cards are a great idea. We did some this year. Not as good as those admittedly, but my two are very young. I would definitely look to doing something like this when mine are older. Thanks for sharing it with her us at #familyfun xx
ReplyDeletePersonalised are lovely. It's the thought that counts and the recipients will know they were made with love.
DeleteOnce you start it's difficult to stop. These are so easy and quick to make.
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous #EatSleepBlogRT
ReplyDeleteIt is
DeleteThis kind of thin is a dream activity for my daughter, she just loves crafts and kits like this make it easy to create something pretty! #EatSleepBlogRT
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do
DeleteHmmm... not sure where my comment went so if you get two I'm going mad! My daughter totally loves craft and would love this kit! #EatSleepBlogRT
ReplyDeleteThey sure are lovely kits.
DeleteOh wow I love them! What a great job you've done too. I love how modern they look - some handmade cards look a bit old fashioned if you get what I mean.
ReplyDeleteAh thank Sian. I merely followed the instructions with these.
DeleteLooks a great kit - I can't wait for my two to be a bit older so we can do some lovely crafts like this. At the moment it would just be a jumbled mess of stuff cut out and stuck upside down! #eatsleepblogrt
ReplyDeleteHehe sounds like you've got creative tots
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