Something Saturday - Pop Up Pals Kit

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  Hi there Creators, Today I thought I'd show off this kit, which is really cute!  Would make great kids cards (and even some Big kids would enjoy them I reckon!)  It's the Pop Up Pals Kit (click the link to see it) you'll get to create 4 individual cards, and I think a bit of a bargain at $17.50 (just under $4.50 per card) which if you have had to buy a pop up card recently I'd imagine they are a lot more than that!, plus the added bonus of being able to say "I made it" 😍 Ok, so here are the 4 cards you'll create with this kit:  Then the insides of the cards: How cool are these cards?!  I love the pop out elements in them (and in fact even Tom (hubby) was impressed🤣) If you missed the video here it is: I hope these inspire you to create God Bless love Heather xox
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All Berry Good Revised!

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 Hi there Creators,

Well this is embarrassing! Obviously it wasn't "berry good" the first time lol.   Someone (thanks so much Reyne) has kindly pointed out to me that my Strawberries were upside down😂  oopsy  still they'd make great pears in green (as was suggested by Deborah).  However after all the hilarity I thought I'd better re-do them, so....same post as before, different photo!   (I'll try pears next time....)

I'm using the gorgeous new Sweet Strawberry Bundle and matching Sale-A-Bration Berry Blessings stamp set + Berry Delightful Papers.  When I originally saw theses goodies I knew I needed to do something with them, you can only get the Berry Blessings Stamp Set + Berry Delightful Designer Series papers when you spend $180 on other goodies (then you can choose them for FREE!) by the way Sale-a-Bration is referred to as SAB for the rest of this post :)

I have 3 ways for you to get your hands on this gorgeous set of cards: 

Stampin' Up!, Sweet Strawberry, Berry Blessings, Berry Delightful DSP
they look great the right way up don't they LOL

Here's the deals: 
  • Purchase $180 of Stampin' Up! goodies, include the Sweet strawberry bundle, and pick the Berry Blessings bundle from the SAB as your free item, I will send you the kit of plain papers, punched label pieces, instructions and bling for you to make a set of these cards using your own Berry Delightful Papers and new stamp sets for $7  to cover postage and materials.
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  • Purchase $180 of Stampin' Up! goodies, include the Sweet strawberry bundle, and pick the Berry Blessings bundle from the SAB as your free item, let me know that you'd like the instructions emailed to you and I'm happy to do that for free.
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  • Book a date to come and make these cards with me for $20 in my classroom (as there's stamping involved it's not one I can mail out, sorry)  However, I have managed to procure 2 of the SAB bundles so, all who book into this class will go into a draw to win my "extra" Berry Blessings Stamp set.  So book your place asap, as I am limited with the amount of Designer Series Paper I have!  I have a couple of spots left on Wednesday 3rd Feb at 10.30am or 6pm.  If you can't make these let me know and we'll arrange another time.

I hope these cards inspire you to get creating, they're such gorgeous Summery cards!

God Bless love

Heather xox

 

 

 

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