Welcome to The INKlings’ Team’s Autumn Winter Mini Catalogue blog hop. You may have arrived here from Kari's blog or just be visiting my blog, whichever way once you’ve checked out my creations you can continue the hop through the link at the end of this post to the next team member.
With a new Mini Catalogue out today we thought it would be a great time to showcase the gorgeous new products to all our blog readers.
You can check out the new mini catalogue online here http://www3.stampinup.com/au/ena/543.asp or if you'd like your own copy contact me today and I'll pop one in the mail to you.
Sorry Blog Candy prize not available to SU! demonstrators but you're more than welcome to leave us a comment!
I thought I would try and show you a few different ways to use the new Pom Pom trim. It comes in three different colours, Melon Mambo, Tangerine Tango and Daffodil Delight. I am demonstrating the Melon Mambo and Tangerine Tango.
The first card is a 4 " by 4" card embossed with the new Framed Tulip embossing folder. The embossing has been reduced to fit the card. (n.b. there are many tutorials on the net to show you how to do this). Then I have used the new Strength and Hope Stamp for the butterfly and words. A piece of Pom Pom trim has been attached to the middle, it doesn't fray so no need to tuck under the card. A very simple way to use the trim
Ways to use the new Stampin' Up! Pom Pom trim
I thought I would try and show you a few different ways to use the new Pom Pom trim. It comes in three different colours, Melon Mambo, Tangerine Tango and Daffodil Delight. I am demonstrating the Melon Mambo and Tangerine Tango.
The first card is a 4 " by 4" card embossed with the new Framed Tulip embossing folder. The embossing has been reduced to fit the card. (n.b. there are many tutorials on the net to show you how to do this). Then I have used the new Strength and Hope Stamp for the butterfly and words. A piece of Pom Pom trim has been attached to the middle, it doesn't fray so no need to tuck under the card. A very simple way to use the trim
As the trim doesn't fray I tried cutting up the Pom Pom's and came up with these ideas. Firstly they make a nice furry looking body for the butterfly, like this
Lastly I made these tiny flowers with a contrasting centre.
Love, love, love the tiny flowers with the pom pom trim - hadn't thought of doing that! And the big flower using the Pick a Petal set looks fabulous too! Thanks for the great ideas Fiona!
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Dani
The pompom trim is so versatile! Thanks for sharing these great ideas!
ReplyDeleteLeeana
It's just like a Stampin' Up product to be so versatile :) I love seeing lots of different ways to use the one thing - it helps me justify buying so much.....
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your cards Fiona & am left wondering why I didn't buy any pom pom trim - the mini flowers are just the cutest :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Fiona - I love all your different ways of using pom pom trim! They have given me lots of ideas. My favourite is the pick-a-petal flower with them wound up for the centre - stunning! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletewhat gorgeous ideas, Fiona! I've got some sitting here and really had no idea what to do with it except in a straight line ... thanks for the inspiration! :) Kari
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, how clever are you. Great tips with the pom pom trim. Thanks for sharing
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ReplyDeletewow what a clever chickie you are. I too would never have thought to do that. I love the pick-a-petal card but they all are gorgeous,
Thanks!!!
Thanks for sharing your ideas Fiona, very good. Luv KimT
ReplyDeleteFiona, thanks for those great ideas with the pom pom trip. Love the vibrant colours.
ReplyDeleteLove the pom pom ideas. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteFiona - fabulous cards and how cute is the Pom Pom trim. Love how you have utilised it in so many differnt ways. J xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bright and cheery cards; also love the pom pom trim!
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