Hats Off

Hi everyone, 

We had a birthday boy turning 10 this week.  Wow double digits.  Master N loves his caps.  He has being wearing an Essendon one, (black and red), for years.  Just before his birthday I asked his mum if I could buy a new one.  His was certainly well loved. Someone else had already thought of that.  So he received a new one for his birthday.  

Well I bought this new stamp and Dies.  There is the dies Hat Builder and Stamp Set is called Hats off.  This set can be found in the Annual Catalogue page 159 ©2021 Stampin' Up!®  The two items can be purchased as a Bundle with 10% off. 

 I made Master Nate’s card with the book binder card.  Something different and really easy to make.  The second card was made with reversed colours, only because I could. 

This one below has a different story.  I skyped Mum on Saturday.  We quite often skped and make cards together.  Mum actually talked while she watched the football.   Anyway when I showed the Mum some new Beauty of the Earth Designer Series  Paper.  She suggested making a hat out of one sheet.  She thought it looked like Army fabric. 

Have you used Stampin Up products before. One of the reasons that I became a demonstrator/hobbyist was because I love the colour combos.  Stampin Up provides cardstock, ribbon, stamp pad, and matching designer series paper and sometimes matching glitz to enhance the cards.  If you are a bit pedantic with colour combinations Stampin Up is your friend. They certainly have my vote.  

The current Annual Catalogue is available on this blog.  If you would like a Catalogue posted to you, it will cost $9-00.  That can be deducted from the next order. 

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Blessings