ESAD 2019 Holiday Catalogue Sneak Peek Blog Hop

by Bronwyn Eastley, in category Birch, Botanical Bliss, Christmas, ESAD, Nature's Beauty, Snow Front, Snow Globe Scenes Dies, Still Scenes

Hi there. Welcome to Addinktive Designs and the latest ESAD Blog Hop where a group of Aussie and Kiwi Stampin’ Up! ® Demonstrators have come together to bring you a sneaky peek at loads of new products from the ‘soon to be released’ Holiday Catalogue.

I set about trying to use MOST of the products from my pre-order and am still in the ‘experimenting’ stages with some of them as you will soon discover! 😉

My first goal was to make a project with the Still Scenes Bundle, Snowflake Sequins and Snow Globe Shaker Domes and came up with a Gift Card Holder –

1) Still Scenes Gift Card Holder

I’ve used the Feels Like Frost Specialty DSP ❤️ … again! and cracked open the Snowfall Accents Puff Paint and Seaside Spray Metallic Ribbon.

Oh my goodness, I had so much fun using these products and loved watching the paint puff up with the Heat Tool.

For my second project, I CASED the catalogue (p 63) with the new Nature’s Beauty Stamp Set. I must admit that I wasn’t sure where to start with this set. It’s gorgeous but I was a little ‘stumped’. I switched the stamps from the example, used a piece of DSP from Come to Gather instead of vellum but kept Birch as the background stamp. The sample project in the catty is beautiful but I kinda stuffed it up with my ‘CASE’. I hope I get a better result next time –

2) Nature’s Beauty

Nature’s Beauty is a ‘Difference Maker’ as $4.25 (AUD) from the sale of every stamp set goes towards Mental Health Organisations.

Up next is a card I made using the Snow Front Stamp Set (cousin to Waterfront) –

3) Snow Front

I stamped a sentiment from Still Scenes before stamping a variety of images from Snow Front. It was really fun using the stamps in this set – the ideas are limitless to the amount of scenes that you could create. Unfortunately, I decided to add some Snowfall Accents Puff Paint and that was its ‘undoing’. Note to self – Wait for the very juicy Shaded Spruce Ink to dry BEFORE you add the puff paint. LOL.

You cannot tell from the photo but the Real Red card base has also been embossed with the new Winter Knit 3D Embossing Folder.

To complete my ‘Holiday Catalogue’ post, here’s a little round up of some Christmas Cards that I’ve already shared in previous blog posts –

Thanks so much for hopping by. Up next is the lovely, Peta Stephen, who I got to meet this year at On Stage in Auckland – 

 

Blog hop participant list:

  1. Sharon Dalton
  2. Cathy Pinchbeck
  3. Tanya Rees
  4. Sandra Mastello
  5. Shannon Kissane
  6. Rochelle Blok
  7. Lou Kitzelman
  8. Nicole Wilson
  9. Bronwyn Eastley
  10. Peta Stephen
  11. Siobhan Fitzsimmons
  12. Libby Dyson
  13. Jo Weedon
  14. Cheryl Algie
  15. Rochelle Laird-Smith
  16. Denise Buetler
  17. Rebecca Scurr
  18. Kelly Kent
  19. Monique Fielder
  20. Maree McIntosh
  21. Melissa Gifford
  22. Barbara Williams
  23. Angela Meiritz-Reid
  24. Jackie Aitken
  25. Lauren Meiklejohn

 

About Bronwyn Eastley

Paper Crafter from Australia - I enjoy designing 3D, interactive cards, the ones that pop-up, slide or have a unique fold.

17 thoughts on “ESAD 2019 Holiday Catalogue Sneak Peek Blog Hop”

  4. Holy Smokes, Bronwyn! You’ve completely blown my mind with these projects! I would pay big bucks for these cards at Hallmark and feel like I’d gotten the most gorgeous cards ever! STUNNING!

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  8. Oh goodness Bronwyn, you have been busy. All beautiful projects but I especially adore that gift card holder

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  10. What a fantastic selection of very creative cards, Bronwyn. So hard to choose a favourite but I think it’s got to be the snow globe gift card holder!

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  13. Oh my! You are so clever! I love the snow globe gift card holder cards and really, really need some puff paint now!

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