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I am so excited to be showcasing the Medallion Stamp Set from the Award Winning Stampin' Up! Idea book & Catalog 2009-2010. This Stamp Set is sure to be one of your favorites because of so many wonderful many uses for this background set! The samples below use designer series paper, as well as exclusive Stampin' up inks designed to coordinate with their card stock. First up Is this cute little gift bag using old olive designer series Paper and Craft inks. Next up I have been so enjoying all the new in colors So I could not resist the opportunity to share this card showcasing the new Rich Razzelberry, Melon Mambo and Curry Last up is a project created using the Petal Sizzix Die to make a box and decorated with....... You guessed it the Medallion Background stamp set! This set is so versatile be sure to stop back the 29 for more information on these projects! Last but not least is a card to coordinate with the gift box! Thank you for stopping by I promise ...
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  Welcome to the Royal Blog tour one of my favorite ways to spend an evening is perusing great blogs. Well hop along for the opportunity to see some amazing work by some amazing women!  My castle has work using the pocjet shiloettes stamp set. and I woul  like to you share with you some of my designs using that  stamp set. First card up is a variation of  a card you saw earlier on my blog and is again inspired by my stamping friend Jan  Rienhardt. I saw a card that she made with the sunset a while back and had to case it. Here is my version. Supplies Ink - Soft Suede, Bashful Blue, Pumpkin Pie, So Saffron, Old Olive Paper -More Mustard DSP, Soft Suede, Ruby Red, Whisper White Stamps - Pocket Silhouettes, Flight of the Butterfly, Autumn days Accessories - Butterfly Sizzlet The next card up reminds me of the grasses on the beach on the outer banks of North Carolina. this card uses masking and of course Pocket Silhouettes   The next card is a...
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