If You’re New To Stamping

I’m Blythe, a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator for nearly twenty-three years and I’m delighted you’re here.  I love Stampin’ Up! products and stamping in general.

Stampin’ Up! is a direct sales company which means that you place your orders through me.  You can do that via an email (blythe@stampingwithblythe.com), a phone call (209-352-1059) or by shopping in my online store and placing the order yourself.  A huge benefit of ordering through me is that you’ll receive total support from me before and after your order arrives.   You don’t get that kind of support from a clerk in a big box store.

Here are a few fun and easy projects and tips to get you going.  Remember, I am totally user friendly and you can ask me a question any time to help you get over a stumbling block.

Winter card:  With just two stamp sets you can create a great birthday card for all seasons.  Just change up the foliage on the tree and the card stock colors and you have a totally different look.  Click here to see the details.

Here’s a simple way to cover a pack of tissues so you can share it with a friend who’s not really feeling so hot.  Check out this post.

Maybe you have someone for whom you’d like a pretty easy, but very striking card.  Try this layout.  If you want, you can change that printed paper, known as Designer Series Paper, to what suits you, select some coordinating card stock and still use the same Watercolor Words stamp set to flip it into a feminine card.  Until you stock up on supplies, you can use any old button from around your house for the embellishment!

Here’s a quick, splashy and easy birthday card.  Just change the colors to suit your fancy.  Check it out here.

This trio of cards shows you how easy it can be to stamp just one image, add a bit of coloring and a ribbon and have an awesome card.  Check it out here.

Another way of using Stampin’ Write Markers to color a rubber stamp can be seen on this post for two methods of revitalizing the ink.

I hope these fun and easy products, techniques and tool tips will help you get you off to a great start. Remember, if you have questions, I’m always willing to answer them.