Kim Peck Stamps:Rubber Stamping and Scrapbooking

WCIA Channel 3 - Ghoulish Googlies

I was on Central Illinois Living on WCIA Channel 3 today.

I showed the Halloween Bag kits from the Ghoulish Googlies kit.

Here are the pictures of the projects that I showed. These bags are the perfect size (3x5x1.5 inches) for  sending ghoulish treats to your children's  class, or even to put your Halloween treats into for your tricker treaters!

These projects used the Ghoulish Googlies Designer kit (item # 126914, $7.95), which includes 10 vellum bags (3 x 5 inches), 20 printed tags (10 each of 2 shapes), 50 self-adhesive googlie eyes, and 10 pieces of pumpkin pie and white baker's twine.

The projects also used the Googly Ghouls stamp set (wood - 128060, $16.95 or clear - 128063, $12.95)

These items are also available as a bundle that saves a bit on the cost -

Ghoulish Googlies Bundle (includes the tag and bag kit and the stamp set)

Wood mount set - 129852, $20.95

Clear mount set - 129853, $16.95

To add the sparkle to the images, I used our Dazzling Details Glitter adhesive (# 124117, $2.50)

I colored the dazzing details by mixing a small amount with our old olive ink and applying it to the image using a blender pen.

An easy way to pick up the googlie eyes and add them to your project is to use our paper piercing tool (126189, $3.95)

To order any of these products, you can email me at kpeckstamp@mchsi.com or go to my website to order online www.kimpeckstamps.stampinup.net

Printer Tray Class

As promised, I am posting information about my upcoming Home Decor (Printer Tray) Class.

The class will be held in my stamp studio at my home in Mahomet, IL

I am offering two different times for the class -

Monday, October 22 at 6:30PM

              OR

Tuesday, October 30 at 6:30PM

The class will include the printer tray and all supplies except adhesive.

Class Fee: $37

I was able to get a limited number of these trays so once they are all spoken for, I will close the classes. Don't wait to register!

To register, email me at kpeckstamp@mcshi.com and tell me which night you would like to attend.

We will decorate the trays with removeable inserts so that you can change the inserts for each season. We will be doing the fall inserts for this class.

I am planning to offer a class in November to make Christmas inserts, but the trays will only be available at this first class.

Here is a picture of the Fall-themed tray.

Here is the Christmas theme that will be offered later

 

 

 

 

WCIA - FALL CARD

I was on WCIA (Channel 3) - Central Illniois Living today.

Here is a close up of the card that I demonstrated.

The card uses the new Early Espresso Core'dinations Card Stock (item # 127848 - $6.95), the new Woodgrain Textured Impressions Folder (item # 127821 $7.95), the new sanding block (Item # 129367$3.95), French Foliage Stamp set (wood- Item # 120845 $19.95, OR clear - Item #121166 $14.94), Brushed Bronze Designer Buttons (item # 127833 $6.95), and Lucky Limeade Ruffled Ribbon (item # 122977 $9.95).

The Thank you was stamped using the Curly Cute stamp set (wood - item 3 117014 19.95 OR Clear Item # 120510 $14.95).

The inks used were Early Espresso, Island Indigo, Cajun Craze, Lucky Limeade and More Mustard.

The card was made using Naturals Ivory Card Stock.

 

Check back tomorrow for information on the Printer Tray Class mentioned on the show.

New Stampin' Up! Catalog Samples!

I played with my new toys yesterday!!  What fun!

 

Here are a couple of projects that I came up with - to see more and to get your new catalog for FREE - be sure to come to my New Catalog Open House this Saturday, June 9 from 1-5PM at my home in Mahomet, IL!

 

This first one is my favorite. It uses the new Postage Due set, stamped on Fan Fair paper and the Midnight muse card stock and stitched satin ribbon, along with the new Piercing Pack! LOVE IT!

 

 

This second cad used the new Summer Silhouettes stamp set, Bitty Banners Stamp set, Bitty Banners Framelits and is stamped with Wisteria Wonder and Certainly Celery ink. The card stock used is Whisper White, Lucky Limeade, and Wisteria Wonder. I also highlighted the flowers with the Dazzling Details.

 

 

WCIA and Summer Smooches!

I was on WCIA's Central Illinois Living Program today. Here is one of the cards that I featured. Stay tuned for more ideas over the next couple of days.

Be sure to come to my Garage Sale this Saturday, April 14 from 8am - 2PM at 404 S North Shore Drive, Mahomet,IL . There will be TONS of Retired Stampin' Up! Merchandise as well as household items. Everything is priced to SELL!

 

SUMMER SMOOCHES BIRTHDAY CARD:

To see items for sale in the Summer Smooches Suite, go to my SU! Website: www.kimpeckstamps.stampinup.net

 

 

 

Petal Cone Die - Pouch

I was so excited to see yet another way to use the petal cone die. One of my downline members shared this idea at our last meeting.

 This pouch uses the petal cone die. Cut two pieces  - I used the Everyday Enchantment paper  (item # 126154) from the sale a bration brochure for the front of this and a piece of Real Red Cardstock for the back. ( You can get the Everyday Enchantment paper for FREE with a $50 purchase! ) 

To make the pouch, you simply adhere the tabs on the side of each piece to the other piece using sticky strip.

The rosette on the front was made using the new Designer Rosette Die (item # 125594) in the Occasions Mini Catalog. Did you know that this die can make any size rosette?  Simply cut your paper to the width you would like - place it along one of the decorative edges and send through the big shot. It does all the scoring for you!  This is a quick and easy way to make rosettes! If you make the paper wider, you may have to cut more than one  and adhere them together to get a rosette. The one above was made 1.25 inches wide. The best way at attach these rosettes is to use a hot glue gun. The rosettes want to "spring" back into a tube shape, so you need something that will hold them firmly in place. The hot glue works the best of anything that I have tried.

To order any of these products, you can go to my website at www.kimpeckstamps.stampinup.net or email me at kpeckstamp@mchsi.com.