Stampin' With Michelle Pepper

   I have a sweet Melon Mambo card Just For You today for Monochromatic Monday.   Click here for the Supplies List     It is quite nice to make a card using only one stamp set. The Ranunculus Romance stamp set has deeply etched images for excellent detail. There are a variety of images that work well together to create a captivating collage.    Why Monochromatic Monday?   Did you know Stampin' Up! offers at least 50 colours for all your creative work? All with coordinating card stock, ink pads and markers, and some/most with Stampin' Blends, ribbons and embellishments. Take a look at the range of colours!     In 2022, my personal challenge is to feature one colour each week on Monochromatic Monday. I hope you will join me too, and use the #monochromaticmondaycard hashtag too.   As always, if you have any questions, I am happy to help you. Until next post, have fun stamping! *** For current specials, click this link https://michellepepper.stampinup.net/special *** Shop onli

When it comes to Christmas cards, if you need to make a lot of cards in a very short amount of time, then this card which I share with you today is a good and duplicable template to use.     Here's the video I made to show you how to make this and two other cards - enjoy!          As always, if you have any questions, I am happy to help you. LAST CALL FOR THE EXTRA VALUE STARTER KIT! The Starter Kit is available at all times and is the best deal that Stampin' Up! offers, unless it is October. Today is the last day you can get the Starter Kit with an additional $48 worth of products, on top of the  $285 worth of products you normally get. I am happy to chat with you or if you are ready, then just click here to select the products you want for your Starter Kit, and welcome to my Inkgenious Team! Until next post, have fun stamping! *** For current specials, click this link https://michellepepper.stampinup.net/special *** Shop online with me today and use the current October Ho

  Today I share with you a cute card that is sure to bring a smile to your recipient, no matter the age!   Click her for Supplies List     I made this card to celebrate my second born son, Nathan, who turned seventeen years old this week. Our family tradition is that the boys get some money attached to their birthday cards, the same amount as their age. I am loving the Celebrations Tag Dies because I can make a very cute gift card holder very quickly with the tag die included. I simply adhered it to the back of  my card, with the ribbon peeking through at the top of the card. Pull up the ribbon to reveal the hidden treasure!         As always, if you have any questions, I am happy to help you. Until next post, have fun stamping! *** For current specials, click this link https://michellepepper.stampinup.net/special *** Shop online with me today and use the current October Hostcode Z6CUM6WX or contact me to place an order. If you are in Auckland, come join me stamping - my classes are

  Today, I have this stunning Christmas card to share with you for Monochromatic Monday!     The featured colour today, Night of Navy, is a colour I love for its versatility. It lends itself well for a show stopper star of any card, but it also complements other colours well. If you don't have this colour in your stash, make sure you get this in your next order.   The Peace To You stamp set two larger-sized images of a church in snowfall and the Nativity scene with Joseph, Mary, and Baby Jesus. For me, it does evoke a sense of peace just looking at the images. And that is what we want to share with our card recipients, huh? We never know what turmoils within each person, no matter they be smiling or not. But we can take a moment to share with them a card that could possibly bring a moment, even just a moment, of peace.      I shared the tutorial for this vertical fun fold card in Week 1 of my 12 Weeks of Christmas Series. If you haven't subscribed to it, you can still do so her

  Psst - I have a sneak peek of some of the products in the Fitting Florets Collection, coming soon !     Firstly, let me give some details about how you can make this card too.  I started with equal sized strips 2.5cm x 9.5cm (1" x 3-3/4") - 2 x Basic White strips, and 3 x Garden Green strips. Then I used a blending brush to add Garden Green ink to four of the strips, to create an ombre look. The middle strip on the card is uninked Garden Green cardstock. For the random water spots, I flicked some water and then also Wink of Stella Glitter at random places over the strips. Last year, my Father in law passed away unexpectedly before Christmas so I was acutely aware that the festivities can be a particularly lonely and unfulfilling time for those bereaved. I think a card like the one I share today acknowledges their loss and in the midst of joyful family gatherings, lets them know we see them and their pain. That we care and love them, and that we wish peace for their hurting

    What's not to light about a Hurricane Lantern, right? (hehe, that play on words is intentional!) Almost as cheesy as "You Brighten My Path"? Nonetheless, I like it! :-)   Shop Supplies List Here     So it's Sahara Sand for Monochromatic Monday Card today. I was inspired by a Brian King card so I heat embossed the Hurricane Lantern image in Silver. I'm now thinking maybe I should have embossed the sentiment too (which I see now isn't perfectly straight - oops!) Well, now you know what it looks like stamped in Sahara Sand, so when you make your version, you can emboss in Silver :-)   Why Monochromatic Monday?   Did you know Stampin' Up! offers at least 50 colours for all your creative work? All with coordinating card stock, ink pads and markers, and some/most with Stampin' Blends, ribbons and embellishments. Take a look at the range of colours!     In 2022, my personal challenge is to feature one colour each week on Monochromatic Monday. I hope y

Here is my October DIY Kits, featuring the nostalgia and fairytale magic that is the Storybook Gnomes Designer Series Paper.   For more general information about the DIY Card Kits I offer, please click here.     The Storybook Gnomes DSP is a beautiful set of papers, and there are lovely options for those who don't like gnomes. Let's take a closer look at the 12 designs on the papers: You will need some sentiment stamps to complete the cards. This is because in compliance with Stampin' Up! policy, I cannot include stamped images/sentiments in kits. So just use a stamp that you already have and if you don't, I can help - just add on to your order some stamps. For my sample cards, I have used the Joyful Christmas sentiment from Merriest Moments stamp set . Click here to order your Storybook Gnomes DIY Card Kit now!   Until next post, have fun stamping! *** For current specials, click this link https://michellepepper.stampinup.net/special *** Shop online with me today an

  Did you know you can use your diecuts as stencils? Click here for Supplies List     Such a pretty card, especially when light hits it, as then you can see how it glitters. It was a little tricky to capture the sparkles effect from the Wink of Stella Glitter Brush, but I think the photo here does it some justice. I have used an easy technique for this card. Place your diecut on the card stock, then carefully sponge on ink. Lift up your diecut and ta da, it looks like you have stamped an image on your card.   Why Monochromatic Monday?   Did you know Stampin' Up! offers at least 50 colours for all your creative work? All with coordinating card stock, ink pads and markers, and some/most with Stampin' Blends, ribbons and embellishments. Take a look at the range of colours!     In 2022, my personal challenge is to feature one colour each week on Monochromatic Monday. I hope you will join me too, and use the #monochromaticmondaycard hashtag too.   As always, if you have any quest