So Very Grateful for a happy birthday

There's a fabulous new lot of Weekly Deals up for grabs today! Come and see:

Beautifully Baroque embossing folder £7.50 NOW £5.63
Wildflower Meadow embossing folder £7.50 NOW £5.63
Champagne glass glitter £3.25 NOW £2.44
Melon Mambo embossing powder £3.95 NOW £2.96
Pewter embossing powder £3.95 NOW £2.96
Wild Wasabi embossing powder £3.95 NOW £2.96
Heat tool (EU plug only) £25.95 NOW £19.46
The Man, The Myth board book template (digital download) £10.50 NOW £6.30

Click on any of the items to see them in my online shop - they're available at these prices until next Tuesday 13th May 2014.

And now for a little stamping! The beauty of a set like Stampin' Up's So Very Grateful is that it takes on a whole new look depending on the colours you use. It appeared on yesterday's card full of glowing sunshine colours but today it's showing a more delicate side! Come and see:

The flowers were stamped in Early Espresso ink and coloured with beautiful Pink Pirouette, Blushing Bride and Pear Pizzazz markers. A Sahara Sand card base really brings out those soft colours.

This was a fun way to use the Itty Bitty Banners stamp set: I stamped the happy birthday sentiment in two different inks, cutting the middle of the Early Espresso one out and layering it over the Sahara Sand one. I'll definitely do this again.

HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL NEED TO MAKE THIS CARD
(Click on each item to find it quickly in my shop) 

Stamps: So Very Grateful wood or cling, Itty Bitty Banners wood or cling

Ink: Early Espresso, Sahara Sand classic inks, Subtles markers

Card stock: Whisper White, Sahara Sand

Other: Bitty Banners framelits, Big Shot, paper snips

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but if you have any queries, or prefer to speak to me, I'm always happy to help.

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CHOOSE ONE OF THESE PHOTOPOLYMER STAMP SETS WITH EVERY £60 YOU SPEND (excl. p&p)

Yesterday, while chatting to my daughter, I mentioned the old fashioned idea of waking people up with a cup of tea in the morning. She stared at me in disbelief. "No-one's got time for that!" she said. I agreed that a cup of coffee was pretty much the only incentive for me to make it downstairs in the morning but she brushed this irrelevance aside. "If people want to wear rubbish clothes all day, they can go ahead and have their cup of tea in bed!" she said.

See you tomorrow,