I’m back with one last look at some of the brand new products from the Stampin’ Up 2018-2019 catalog! Click here if you missed part 1 and here if you missed part 2.
Inside the catalog you’ll find loads of new items like rubber stamps (wood and clear mount), clear stamps, new colors of cardstock, markers and ink pads (with a new style of ink pad too!), designer pattern and specialty papers, kits, punches, embossing folders, ribbons and embellishments. You’ll find themes in stamps, papers and embellishments like wild animals, tropical plants, trees, travel, birthday, stars, babies, sentiments, florals, outdoors, under the sea, textures and backgrounds, banners, alphabets, layering stamps and many more! There are also new tools like the Stamparatus positioning tool, and Shammy cleaner, an Embossing mat for the Big Shot along with coordinating dies and punches. New embellishments like washi tape, ribbons, wooden elements, faceted buttons, brads, adhesive backed sequins, pearls and enamel shapes.
For my first card (shown above) I used the Best Bunny stamp set to make a fun garden scene. I wanted to use some dies in alternative ways so I used an oval die from the Stitched Shapes for the hill and the flower die from the new Tropical Dies for the clouds. I filmed a video tutorial for this card and you can check it out here on my Youtube channel or watch it below.
Next I made this Rhino card using stamps from Animal Outings and colored him with the Stampin’ Up Watercolor pencils. I love the leaves from the Tropical Escape papers, they make a great jungle themed background.
Lastly I made this fun surprise card. I wanted it to be for an “over the hill” birthday so I kept the colors mostly black and white. I used stamps from the Best Bunny set using the Bunny Builder Punch to punch out the bunny peeking in from the side. I also added some Wink of Stella glitter pen to the confetti along with some small Adhesive Pearls. The pattern paper is from Tropical Escape.
You can order products from the new Stampin’ Up catalog for 2018-2019 directly from Stampin’ Up, click here to visit their site or contact your local demonstrator, or click here if you need to find one.
-Heather
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