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Stampin’ Up! Clearance Rack Blitz Starts TODAY and New Weekly Deals!

Posted on December 10, 2013 by Carol Payne

Hey there, this post is full of good info, if not inspiration for your Christmas shopping and personal crafting needs!

Click HERE to check it out in my Online Store!

Here's my CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU to sweeten the deal:

From now until Sunday, December 15th, every $25 order placed in my Online Store, called, texted, or emailed in to me will receive 4 of the completed projects from my Christmas Catch-Up Class free from me! Just make sure you check the box to allow me to contact you as your demonstrator when you set up your account. I will email you up-close pictures of the projects so you can choose which ones you want! I will start mailing the completed projects to you next week!

Here's just a few examples of past holiday favs you will find on the Clearance Rack! You will need to go to my store to view the sale prices:

There's lots of fun non-holiday items drastically reduced too!

While you are there, you can order these Weekly Deals too:

Your order can be from ANY CURRENT CATALOG, Clearance Rack, Weekly Deal, MY Digital Studio downloads, ANYTHING that can be currently orderd qualifies for MY CHRISTMAS GIFT!

That's all for now! Don't forget if you are local to me you can still RSVP for my Christmas Catch-Up and Customer Appreciation Class this Friday, December 13 from 1-9 p.m and make the projects you choose yourself!

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

All products used are ©Stampin'Up!™1990-2013

Stampin’ Up! Clearance Rack Blitz Starts TODAY and New Weekly Deals!

Posted on December 10, 2013 by Carol Payne

Hey there, this post is full of good info, if not inspiration for your Christmas shopping and personal crafting needs!

Click HERE to check it out in my Online Store!

Here's my CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU to sweeten the deal:

Here's just a few examples of past holiday favs you will find on the Clearance Rack! You will need to go to my store to view the sale prices:

There's lots of fun non-holiday items drastically reduced too!

While you are there, you can order these Weekly Deals too:

Your order can be from ANY CURRENT CATALOG, Clearance Rack, Weekly Deal, MY Digital Studio downloads, ANYTHING that can be currently orderd qualifies for MY CHRISTMAS GIFT!

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

All products used are ©Stampin'Up!™1990-2013

Stampin’ Up! Envelope Punch Board File Folder Giftcardholder Tutorial and How to Tie a “Knot Bow”!

Posted on December 9, 2013 by Carol Payne

Hey there! I'm a little late posting today, but I'm finishing up the final projects for my Christmas-Catch-Up Class and Customer Appreciation and wanted to share this tutorial with you for how to make this file folder gift card holder using the Stampin' Up! Envelope Punch Board:

· Stamps – Wishing You #131748 wood-mount $14.95 #131751 clear-mount $11.95

· Card Stock – Crumb Cake, Season of Style Designer Paper, Whisper White

· Ink: Cherry Cobbler

· Misc. – SNAIL Adhesive, Envelope Punch Board #133774 $19.95, 1 ¾” Circle Punch, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Paper Snips, Glue Dots, Season of Style Designer Washi Tape, Crumb Cake Notecard Envelopes #131528 $5.50 (40 per pkg), Cherry Cobbler 1” Stitched Edge Ribbon

Envelope Punch Board File Folder Gift Card Holder Tutorial

C Crumb Cake dimensions: 4 3/4" x 5", scored at 2 1/4 along the 5" side. This will make the front flap of your file folder narrower than the back flap.

Adhere 2 1/4" x 4 3/4" piece of Season of Style Designer Paper on corresponding flap with SNAIL.

Adhere Season of Style Designer Washi tape to the opposite flap.

1. Line up the left corner of the paper with the left edge of the Envelope Punch Board punch as shown.

Punch once to start the curve of the folder tab.

2. Slide paper over to the 2 inch mark and punch again.

3. Line up the center of the punched "valley" with the trimmer blade track. Cut up from the center to the

top of the paper as shown.

4. Smooth out any rough edges with your fingernail or Paper Snips.

5. Repeat these steps for the back flap of folder, turning the paper over so you will be punching the

opposite end.

6. Round remaining corners of the file folder with the corner-rounder punch of the outside edge of

the punch board.

7. This is your file folder card open and flat;

HOW TO TIE A PRETTY KNOT "BOW"

1. Wrap right end of ribbon over left end. Pull left end up and right end down tightly (this is the beginning of the phrase you have probably hear before " right over left, left over right …")

2. Bring top ribbon end down over bottom ribbon end as shown:

3. Wrap top end down and around bottom end as shown. Pull top end through

the loop you created. Pull ends tightly.

4. Trim ends at an angle with Craft Scissors.

That's all for now! Later than normal, but hopefully worth the wait!

Click HERE to go to my Online Store to order your Envelope Punch Board or other stampin' supplies! There's still time to receive your order before Christmas!

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

All products used are ©Stampin'Up!™1990-2013

Stampin’ Up! Envelope Punch Board File Folder Giftcardholder Tutorial and How to Tie a “Knot Bow”!

Posted on December 9, 2013 by Carol Payne

· Stamps – Wishing You #131748 wood-mount $14.95 #131751 clear-mount $11.95

· Card Stock – Crumb Cake, Season of Style Designer Paper, Whisper White

· Ink: Cherry Cobbler

Envelope Punch Board File Folder Gift Card Holder Tutorial

C Crumb Cake dimensions: 4 3/4" x 5", scored at 2 1/4 along the 5" side. This will make the front flap of your file folder narrower than the back flap.

Adhere 2 1/4" x 4 3/4" piece of Season of Style Designer Paper on corresponding flap with SNAIL.

Adhere Season of Style Designer Washi tape to the opposite flap.

1. Line up the left corner of the paper with the left edge of the Envelope Punch Board punch as shown.

Punch once to start the curve of the folder tab.

2. Slide paper over to the 2 inch mark and punch again.

3. Line up the center of the punched "valley" with the trimmer blade track. Cut up from the center to the

top of the paper as shown.

4. Smooth out any rough edges with your fingernail or Paper Snips.

5. Repeat these steps for the back flap of folder, turning the paper over so you will be punching the

opposite end.

6. Round remaining corners of the file folder with the corner-rounder punch of the outside edge of

the punch board.

7. This is your file folder card open and flat;

HOW TO TIE A PRETTY KNOT "BOW"

1. Wrap right end of ribbon over left end. Pull left end up and right end down tightly (this is the beginning of the phrase you have probably hear before " right over left, left over right …")

2. Bring top ribbon end down over bottom ribbon end as shown:

3. Wrap top end down and around bottom end as shown. Pull top end through

the loop you created. Pull ends tightly.

4. Trim ends at an angle with Craft Scissors.

That's all for now! Later than normal, but hopefully worth the wait!

Click HERE to go to my Online Store to order your Envelope Punch Board or other stampin' supplies! There's still time to receive your order before Christmas!

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

All products used are ©Stampin'Up!™1990-2013

Stampin’ Up! Sunday Swap Day! More Giftcardholder Ideas!

Posted on December 8, 2013 by Carol Payne

Hey there! Last night my husband surprised me with tickets to see "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" at the Marion Civic Center! yay! I've been reading the book every Christmas to my family since my kids were little, and even though they are big kids now, they still love it! I do to! It was a sweet production. I always tear up when Gladys says "hey! Unto YOU a child is born!" Gives me goosebumps just writing it! It was nice to get out after being snowbound since Thursday. Roads, sidewalks, and parking lots are still treacherous, and we are supposed to get "snow showers" again today, so church was cancelled for today. Oh well, one more day to stay in my jammies and stamp!

Since I have that new bunch of swaps, I think I will share a few more of them with you today:

Rene Watson used the Envelope Liner Framelit Dies to put together her holder (it could also be a card with the greeting page pulling out of the top!). She used Old Olive cardstock, Season of Style Designer Paper, Festive Flurry stamps and Framelit Dies, Cherry Cobbler 1" Stitched Edged Ribbon, and "just because" from the A Dozen Thoughts stamp set.

This design is the first giftcardholder style I learned to make! Katy Simecka used the Festive Flurry stamps & framelits bundle with Pool Party, Whisper White, the Northern Flurry folder and Silver 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon!

The unique feature of this one is the Whisper White Medium Envelope that is the working part of the holder. Just fold the envelope in half, cut the flap in half at the fold, stick down the left side of the flap, then leave the right side open to slip the gift card in!

Barb Dykhouse used the Pop n' Cuts Card Base Die, A Gift For You Single Stamp, Crumb Cake cardstock, Season of Style Designer Paper, Oval punches, adn the Label Bracket Punch for her gift card holder.

Simple and easy with the Pop 'n Cuts Card Base Die, just cut out, score a couple of times, and decorate!

Ruth Anne Lilley used Warmth & Wishes Hostess and More Merry Messages stamps, Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, and Old Olive cardstock, Season of Style Designer Paper, Petals-a-Plenty Textured Impressions Folder, and the 2 3/8" Scallop Circle and 1 3/4" Circle punches for this cute little pop-up gift card holder!

Inside she used the Word Window Punch, punching a couple of time side-by-side to create the slot of the gift card!

And last-but-definitely-not-least, Tamie Ackerson used the Pop 'n Cuts Card Base Die again for her adorable Snowman holder! Punches, markers, and sponging were used to create his perky little face, and the Bird Builder Punch does a great job looking like "holly"! Doesn't the Silver Glimmer Paper cut with the smallest Festive Flurry Framelit look a little bit like a sheriff's badge?

The inside features a pull-up greeting, in addtion to the gift card pocket!

Tamie used Teeny Tiny Wishes for the outside greeting, and Wishing You for the pull-up greeting!

Well, that's all for today! Even though we aren't going to church today, I still want to make a Sunday-dinner-worthy meal! Most of my kids are staying snug in their homes today, but Troy is coming over for lunch! yay!

To shop for the stamps, dies, papers, punches, and accessories to make these projects, click HERE to shop in my Online Store!

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

All products used are ©Stampin'Up!™1990-2013

Stampin’ Up! Sunday Swap Day! More Giftcardholder Ideas!

Posted on December 8, 2013 by Carol Payne

Since I have that new bunch of swaps, I think I will share a few more of them with you today:

Simple and easy with the Pop 'n Cuts Card Base Die, just cut out, score a couple of times, and decorate!

Inside she used the Word Window Punch, punching a couple of time side-by-side to create the slot of the gift card!

The inside features a pull-up greeting, in addtion to the gift card pocket!

Tamie used Teeny Tiny Wishes for the outside greeting, and Wishing You for the pull-up greeting!

To shop for the stamps, dies, papers, punches, and accessories to make these projects, click HERE to shop in my Online Store!

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

All products used are ©Stampin'Up!™1990-2013

Stampin’ Up! Another Be Merry Gift Card Holder From the Swap!

Posted on December 7, 2013 by Carol Payne

Hey there! WOW! We have about 18 inches of snow here in Southern Illinois! It started with freezing rain on Thursday around noon, turned to snow by the evening, and didn't stop until late Friday! Everything around here came to a screeching halt, including the craft fair I was participating in today, so I'm snug at home with my laptop! (and my stamps!)

This morning it is bright and shiny with the sun out and a blanket of snow everywhere! My husband is helping Ben get his car out right now so he can go to work. He works part-time doing appliance delivery and yesterday was one of his usual full days of work, but even that got called off. Guess it's not a good idea to be handling large appliances in the snow! Today he works the whole day too, although I can't imagine what they can do with all this snow. The main roads in Mt Vernon will be pretty clear by now, but all the residential and sidewalks? Ben should have quite a day!

I'm still working on prepping the packets for my Christmas Catch-Up & Customer Appreciation Event next Friday. I've already shown you all 12 projects, so I don't have any new creations to share, but I do still have quite a few of this month's swaps you haven't seen, so for the next few days I will share some of those until I get a chance to stamp something new. Today's sample was created by Carla Starry:

Carla used the Pop 'n Cut Card Base Die for her creation, along with the Be Merry Single Stamp, Gumball Green & Whisper White cardstock, Polka Dot Parade Designer Paper, In Color Patterns Designer Paper Stack, Chery Cobbler ink, Gumball Green Marker, Real Red 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon, Modern Label Punch, and the Small Oval Punch.

The full length of the die is 11", so there is room to score & fold to create the holding section for a gift card. This die even cuts the little slits for the built-in tabs to insert into, so it goes together in a snap!

That's all for now! The craft fair has been postponed for another week, so I just might have time to make a few of these to sell! We shall see. I have quite a list of "to do's" in front of me right now, including getting out my family & church Christmas Cards, so this item will have to go to the bottom of my list. In case you haven't noticed, I have problem with saying "no", even to myself! I just want to do it all! I'm working on prioritizing, and sometimes I do a good job, but other times I just love all these cute projects so much I just HAVE to make them!

To order the supplies for the projects you just HAVE to make, click this link to go to my Online Store:

www.carolpayne.stampinup.net

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

Stampin’ Up! Another Be Merry Gift Card Holder From the Swap!

Posted on December 7, 2013 by Carol Payne

To order the supplies for the projects you just HAVE to make, click this link to go to my Online Store:

www.carolpayne.stampinup.net

Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! day!

Stampin’Up! Envelope Punch Board Gift Card Holders!

Posted on December 6, 2013 by Carol Payne

Hey there! I have a couple more Gift Card Holders to share with you today. These are for the Ina Craft Fair Saturday, so I used some of my stash of retired cardstock and designer paper.

This little cute guy is punched with the 2 1/2", 1 3/4", and 1 1/4" Circle Punches. His face and arms are stamped with Snow Day stamp set stamps. I created the belly band from and stamped the "warm wishes" on retired designer paper, and the gift card base with retired Confetti White cardstock.

On the back flap I stamped and punched out an image from the Very Merry Tags stamp set with the 7/8" Scallop Circle Punch. I haven't stamped directly on designer paper very much, but I really like the look!

Inside the flap I stamped the "to: from:", also from Very Merry Tags. The entire gift card holder was embossed with the Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Folder.

I also created this simple Santa gift card holder with the Envelope Punch Board. I used Real Red 12"x12" Core'dinations cardstock because it is a great deal right now on the Clearance Rack. I accented the Basic Black bellyband with a Silver Glimmer faux "buckle" created by punching with the Petite Curly Label Punch first, then punching the Curly Label Punch around the negative space left from the first punch. The "HO HO HO" is from the Naughty & Nice This & That Rotary Stamp in the Holiday Catalog, punched with the Word Window punch.

Inside the flap I used the same "to: from:" from the Very Merry Tags set, stamped in Jet Black StazOn.

The dimensions for these giftcard holders are 6" x 6". To get the elongated shape, I started by putting a corner of the square at 3"on the Envelope Punch Board, punching, then scoring with the scoring tool included with the board. I turned the square a quarter turn, then put the new corner at 2 5/8", punching, then scoring. I turned the square a quarter turn again, then put the third corner at 3" again, punching, and then scoring. I turned the square a quarter turn one last time, put the fourth corner at 2 5/8" again, punched, and scored. I then snipped out the excess slivers of cardstock from along the sides of the flaps (once you have punched & scored with the Envelope Punch Board you will know what I am referring to)

The pocket for the gift card is secured with Glue Dots on the 3 closed flaps, leaving one flap un-glue-dotted to serve as the opening flap.

The dimensions for the bellyband is 1" x 8 1/2". I wrapped the strip of paper around the pocket, then secured it to itself with Glue Dots.

The snowman & the belt buckle are adhered to the bellybands with Stampin' Dimensionals.

While I am at it, let me give you the dimensions for cutting and scoring the Envelope Punch Board Treat Pocket I showed you HERE

Winter Frost Designer Paper is 4" x 4' square, scored and punched with all four corners at 1 3/4".

That's all for now! You can order all of the supplies to make today's projects (with the exception of the retired cardstock and designer paper) from my Online Store: