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Coloring with Vivid Vases

Today’s post is going to be super short because I’m racing around getting the last few things done for my first Northwest Crafty Escape Weekend! Today is set up day and then everyone shows up to kick things off tonight! So, if you want to see some of the fun, join me over on my Northwest Stamper Facebook Page, as I’ll be sharing as I go throughout the weekend!

In the meantime, here is a fun card to share with you today!

Vivid Vases is such a fun stamp to color in, whether you are using your Blender Pen, Aqua Pen, Stampin’ Write markers, or your Blendabilities (if you still have yours like I do!) I actually took a picture of using this stamp set with each type of coloring method but turns out is it just blurry enough to not be useful, so I’ll do another comparison for you and share it soon!

I colored my vases leaving a little bit of white on one side so that it looked shiney a little bit more “real life” (ish… its not like you’ve be confused that these are real Winking smile ) but it is just something fun to try.

And you see that stitched ribbon on the top of the card? It is Hello Honey, which was retired on June 1st, but they have new Stitched Satin ribbons in different colors and oh my word, I just adore them! The new colors are so pretty that I think we are going to be fast friends!

Basic Black 3/8″ Stitched Satin Ribbon

Melon Mambo 3/8″ Stitched Satin Ribbon

Pacific Point 3/8″ Stitched Satin Ribbon

Crumb Cake 3/8″ Stitched Satin Ribbon

Whisper White 3/8″ Stitched Satin Ribbon

See? Aren’t they pretty?

Well, I’m off to finish getting ready! See you on Facebook as the event kicks off!

Project Supplies Used:

Vivid Vases Wood-Mount Stamp Set

Price: $11.95

Amazing Birthday Wood-Mount Stamp Set

Price: $28.95

Amazing Birthday Clear-Mount Stamp Set

Price: $20.95

Smoky Slate 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock

Price: $7.00

Basic Black 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock

Price: $7.00

Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock

Price: $8.50

Crushed Curry 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon

Price: $8.95

Hello Honey 3/8″ Satin Stitched Ribbon

Price: $8.95

Blender Pens

Price: $9.95

Coastal Cabana Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $5.95

Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $6.50

Calypso Coral Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $5.95

Wisteria Wonder Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $6.50

Old Olive Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $5.95

Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad

Price: $5.95

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June 12, 2015

Perfect Party Favors using the Mini Treat Bag Die

When I wanted a party favor for my recent Sale-a-Bration Celebration customer appreciation event, I needed to make a bunch (thanks to all my wonderful customers and downline being awesome!) and so I turned to my Subtles Designer Paper Stack and the Mini Treat Bag Thinlit die and these turned out:

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Tips for this project:

These treat bags make a great size for goody bags or little treats for any special occasion. Their finished size is 3-11/16″ x 5-1/4″.
You get so much MORE than just the die for the bag, you get all kinds of extras… check it out 2 word dies, a star, heart, bow, washi tape, banner, hearts, stars, & dots cut outs:
Pick a few to layer together to make a decoration for the front of your bag. In this case I sponged the edge of the banner and star and then added an enjoy!
Make sure you use strong adhesive to put together your bags to make sure they don’t come apart as people start grabbing their goodies. I recommend Fast Fuse as my adhesive of choice for 3D projects.
Grab a few of the ribbons on the retirement list for 50% off – only $4.48 for 10 yards of awesome – and tie them around your bag for the finishing touch.

You can do this same thing and mix and match with other ribbons and paper stacks too! This is a version I made using the Neutrals Paper Stack and the Blushing Bride Striped Grosgrain ribbon (also 50% off!)

Check out how easy it is too to put together the bag:

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Project Supplies Used:

Mini Treat Bag Thinlits Dies

Price: $39.95

Subtles Backgrounds Designer Series Paper Stack

Price: $21.95

Big Shot

Price: $99.95

Big Shot Magnetic Platform

Price: $39.95

Crushed Curry 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon

Price: $8.95

Marina Mist 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon

Price: $8.95

Pumpkin Pie 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon

Price: $8.95

Blushing Bride 1-1/4″ Striped Grosgrain Ribbon

Price: $8.95

So Saffron 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock

Price: $6.95

Sahara Sand 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock

Price: $6.95

Basic Black 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock

Price: $6.95

Sponge Daubers

Price: $4.95

So Saffron Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $5.95

Soft Suede Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $5.95

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May 11, 2015

A Sweet Baby Card with Something For Baby

Thank you everyone who sent me notes or left me comments over the last few days! I stay up late each night creating blog posts to share with you all the happenings at convention and so I’m glad so many of you are enjoying them. 🙂 I remember not being able to attend Leadership and sitting at home watching for someone to post pictures and news from the event, and I’m thankful I have the opportunity to take my turn to share the experience!

I still need to photograph my swaps and some recent card class projects, so instead I’ll share a baby card I made a little while back.

So apparently it was baby season at the end of last year as I’ve had 3 good friends have babies between mid-December and mid-January! So, I’m glad I had this card on hand and it is time to get out a few more welcome baby cards.

Tips for making this card:

Don’t be afraid to go outside the box and to try a different sized card base! I was playing along with a sketch (its been so long I don’t remember which one it is) and the card back is the standard 5.5″ tall but more like 3.25″ wide. That skinny width gives the card a whole different look but also gives me room to let my embellishments hang off the side and still fit in my regular envelope.
Use the matching framelits from the Something for Baby stamp set to get your little rubber duck cut out… or fussy cut if you feel like that instead of pulling out your Big Shot.
The sentiment is actually one long sentence, but with photopolymer it is really easy to stamp part of it and then clean your stamp and see where you are stamping to break it into two lines before punching.
Use your embossing folders to only emboss part of your card base by turning the embossing folder sideways (90 degrees) and having it cover only the desired segment of your cardstock. Makes a neat effect, no?
Oh, and don’t be afraid to use images to create a custom background and break out your markers to get fun and colorful with your stamps!

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Love the punches and that dazzling diamonds glimmer paper! Lots of fun tools on sale this week. View these in the online store here.

Project Supplies Used:
click any image below for more details or to see it in the online store!

Something For Baby Clear-Mount Bundle

Price: $39.75

Bravo Photopolymer Stamp Set

Price: $25.95

Chevron Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

Price: $7.95

Texture Boutique Machine

Price: $29.95

Chocolate Chip 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon

Price: $8.95

Twine Baker’s Whisper White

Price: $2.95

Many Marvelous Markers

Price: $109.95

2-1/2″ Circle Punch

Price: $16.95

Sponge Daubers

Price: $4.95

Early Espresso Classic Stampin’ Pad

Price: $5.95

Early Espresso 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock

Price: $6.95

So Saffron 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock

Price: $6.95

Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock

Price: $8.50

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February 3, 2015

A Simple Elegant Card Perfect for a Birthday, Wedding, or White Christmas!

Today is my Birthday and I am so excited for an afternoon where I don’t have to do anything except kick back with some great music and pull out all my preorder goodies and craft, craft, craft! But before I got elbows deep in paper and ink, I wanted to share with you a card I put together for Stamp Club this month!

I had had someone ask about a birthday card and I had seen a card that used white embossed paper over a white cardbase that I loved and so I set out to replicate and tweak that idea using my Stampin’ Up supplies I had at home. I just love how elegant it turned out and I was so excited to share it with everyone at my events this month! I made mine be birthday but switch out the sentiment and it would be great for just about any occasion!

Tips for making this card:

Emboss a smaller piece of cardstock (in this case 2-3/4”x 3-3/4”) with your favorite embossing folder. I liked the Mosaic embossing folder because it was a simple repetitive design that felt elegant and gave the card some visual structure.) and then mat it on a 3”x4” piece of white cardstock.
Since everything is based in white, pick a contrasting ribbon to anchor your color. I love Black & White and so this Black Chevron ribbon was just the thing!
Punch 6 Petite Petal flowers and crumple each one up into the smallest ball you can in your hand. Don’t worry if the petals are smashed in all the wrong directions, that is good! The important thing is getting them extra wrinkled and textured.
Adhere the flowers together using glue dots and add a rhinestone to the center for sparkle amongst the texture.
Need extra sparkle? Add a strip of Dazzling Diamonds glitter paper for a mess-free glitz on your card.

You don’t need a lot of supplies to make a card that will wow them everytime. So, grab some paper and a flower punch, and have fun creating!

My Birthday Gift is a Gift for You!

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I love celebrating birthdays… all the fun, cheer, and even a few presents! I’ve been so amazed to receive some very sweet gifts this year (some fun crafty goodies, some shopping money to get more, and even some pampering by my hubby!) So I wanted to share the joy by giving you all a gift as well!

I’m giving YOU a $5 gift certificate to be spent starting January, for every $25 you order today and tomorrow!
This even counts if you order gift certificates from me or Paper Pumpkin prepaid subscriptions!
So you can finish up your holiday shopping and get a little something fun for you as well. Smile

Shop online or email me your order to jennifer@nwstamper.com and I’ll get your certificate emailed out to you right away!
If your order is less than $150, then please use hostess code XMUM7PJZ.
To purchase a gift certificate, email me so I can make sure I have all the details. If you are interested in giving a Paper Pumpkin Subscription, you have the option to order them online here.

And can I just brag about my super hubby today? In the past we haven’t done much for birthdays but he has been amazing today including this yummy breakfast in bed! Eggs, sausage, and the oh so delicious Orange Rolls! Talk about spoiling a girl!

So I hope you all have a wonderful day too! Until tomorrow!

Project Supplies Used:
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December 18, 2014

The Convention Swap that Made Me Need the Alphabet Rotary Stamp

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With all the hub bub about the Online Extravaganza, I was looking through the list and seeing the things I loved and the items I totally wanted to grab. For example, the Alphabet Rotary Stamp. I had seen it in the past and didn’t think much of it, but now that it is 50% off Today ONLY, I thought I would share the card that got me super excited about it.

This was a convention display board card by Jeanna Bohanon that I received as a swap card this last summer. I’ve totally been meaning to share it but thought now would be a great time. Can’t we all use a little sunny rainbow in our day? I also love how complicated it looks, but how simple it is to create! My kind of card!

Tips for making this card:

Heat emboss your image (in this case the LOVE from Seasonally Scattered) with white embossing powder. Then do some quick coloring with your Stampin’ Write markers over the top of the embossing powder. The dye-based ink will not stick to the embossed image, letting the white show through.
Add your own sentiment touch by using the Alphabet Rotary stamp! It gives you 13 spaces for numbers, letters, or characters including these cute hearts. You can add spaces too so you could make it be more than one word. It is a perfect way to add your own touch to sentiments on your card.
Add some scraps from your craft table, like some Black Chevron Ribbon (or pick one of the colors that is on sale today for 50% off too!), some Brights buttons, twine, or even that cute 1/8” Silver Taffeta ribbon.

I can’t wait to play with my rotary stamp and have fun making lots of customized sentiments for my cards and scrapbooking!

Reminder – Today is the last day for the starter kit deal and the chance to get 25% off all your purchases in December including new Occasions Catalog items and Sale-a-Bration 2015 items!

I’m excited to welcome new folks to my group of Fun n’ Crafty stampers – from hobbiest looking for great deals to folks wanting to earn free stamps and extra money – and we’d love to have you join us. You only have through today to get in on the $75 starter kit deal which also gets you an extra 5% off all your purchases in December. And you have until March 2015 to make your first set of minimums! Email me if you have any questions (jennifer@nwstamper.com) or get started picking out your starter kit here.

Project Supplies Used:
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December 2, 2014

A Little Bit of Love with Seasonally Scattered

Wanna see the very first card I made of the convention display boards this year? And the very first one I made with the new Seasonally Scattered? Well, here you go!

This card is pretty different from my usual style… in fact, I actually made it and then set it aside for a while to see if I liked it or not. In the end, I decided I did like it and had fun with the mixture of patterns and textures!

Tips for making this card:

The sentiments from the Seasonally Scattered stamp set are pretty big and the letters are part of the un-stamped image (meaning, when you ink up your stamp, where you see the letter “L” it does not get any ink on it). But that gives you some fun other options, like heat embossing your image!
Once you emboss your image, sponge over the top of the embossed image for a varied saturation of color.
Tear off the edge of your embossed and sponged cardstock layer to give you a rough white edge since you’ll be ripping off the sponged surface and exposing inside of the white cardstock!
Color a pearl with your Cherry Cobbler blendabilities and then place it in the center of a Vintage button for a matching pop of color.

Oh, and I tucked my chevron ribbon under my white cardstock layer, to make sure the torn edge showed up and to mute some of the boldness of the chevron.

The nice thing about a card like this is that the big bold patterns and images give you a lot to look at when you look at the card but its actually super easy to put together.

Join me for some stamping fun!

My class calendar has been updated for the rest of the year! As you heard, I have my Too Cute Curvy Keepsake box class coming up in a couple weeks; but I also have card nights, technique nights, and more. Make sure you check out my calendar online or join my meetup to RSVP or stay in the know.

And YES! You can get my classes by mail as well! Just let me know if you are interested in that option.

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Need a Holiday Catalog? Check it out online or email me at jennifer@nwstamper.com to get your copy!

Card Supplies Needed:

Seasonally Scattered Wood-Mount Stamp Set $24.95	Basic Black 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon $8.95	Neutrals Designer Series Paper Stack $21.95	Very Vintage Designer Buttons $5.95
Stampin’ Blendabilities™ Markers Cherry Cobbler Assortment $11.95	Basic Pearls Jewel Accents $4.95	Stamping Sponges $3.50	Versamark Pad $7.50
White Stampin’ Emboss Powder $4.95	Heat Tool $29.95	White Baker’s Twine $2.95	Mini Glue Dots $4.95

September 17, 2014

Muslin Birthday Treat Bag with Amazing Birthday

It’s Stamp Set Focus day over at Stylin’ Stampin’ Inkspiration and today everyone is playing with the Amazing Birthday stamp set! I had so much fun using it for the convention display boards this summer and I love it’s versatility!

So today I’m going to shake things up a bit… I’m not sharing a card! Gasp! I know, what is wrong with me? Winking smile I don’t often do 3D projects but I do have to admit I love embellishing some of the premade treat bags and boxes. Especially these Muslin Bags from Stampin’ Up because they are so soft and have such fun textures to work with. What do you think?

Tips for this project:

You can stamp on the Muslin Bags with any of your Stampin’ Up inks, but for longer and more solid staying power, grab your Stazon Ink for best results – like I did with the cake images.
If you are really crafty – aka have a sewing machine, which I do not – you can sew your ribbons together and even onto the bag.
If you are like me and DON’T own a sewing machine, I attached the Melon Mambo 1/8” taffeta ribbon to the Chevron Natural ribbon using Sticky Strip. Then I used hot glue to attach the Chevron ribbon to my bag. I made sure to put a piece of cardboard inside my bag while glueing just in case any glue oozed through (none did, but I wanted to be extra sure).
I used the Banner Framelit to cut out the Thankful sentiment. Then I took that same framelit and traced the outside of the framelit shape on a piece of Melon Mambo cardstock and cut it out with scissors to create the mat piece.
For the gold foil, layer a long strip of foil onto your banner shape and then just use your snips to cut out the banner end to match the cardstock piece underneath.
Add subtle sparkle by dotting Dazzling Details all over the front and back of the bag. Just make sure to give it enough time to sit out to dry!

These bags would be perfect for goodie bags or thank you gifts for a birthday party or other celebration! Just mix and match your colors and you are good to go!

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Project Supplies Used:

Amazing Birthday Clear-Mount Stamp Set

$20.95

Melon Mambo 1/8″ Taffeta Ribbon

$5.95

Natural 5/8″ Chevron Ribbon

Jet Black Stazon Ink Pad

$7.95

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August 22, 2014

Happy National Scrapbooking Day! Ideas for Using Your Scraps

Once again, I had a totally different post to share with you today when I realized that it was National Scrapbooking Day today! It is a day to take an extra excuse to sit down with your crafting supplies and create! Especially when you can do it with friends.

Join me with in celebrating National Scrapbooking Day by creating something new today and posting it on my Facebook page by tomorrow night. I’ll even have some giveaways for folks participating! More details below.

I lately have been getting back to the idea of scrapbooking as a great way to USE UP SCRAPS! You know… emphasizing the scrap in scrapbooking. Like in the page above, I had been playing with the idea of using the Chevron Punch to create a lattice. So I had A TON of extra chevron punch outs and thought I ought to try to use them. Thus a custom border for my scrapbook layout.

Yes, I’m still in the middle of this page, so title and journaling still to come; but you get the idea!

Or like I had this pile on my desk recently after getting ready for a card class.

I was getting ready to recycle a lot of the paper pieces and thought, there has to be a way to use them in a scrapbook layout. So, using only what was on my table and two 12×12 pieces of designer paper, I set to pulling something together.

No photo in mind, but this is what I came up with:

It was a lot of fun and a great way to use up what I had left from other projects.

So, break out the paper and have a great time! And if you do have a chance to create today, take the time to share it.

Create & Share for Fun & Prizes

I’m so excited to see what you come up with, so I’d love to see what you create! Share a picture on my Facebook page and I’ll pick at least one person at random to get some scrappy prize from me.

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May 3, 2014

Quick and Easy Sweet Sorbet Birthday Card

Today over on the Stylin’ Stampin’ Inkspiration blog, the design team girls have been putting together some quick and easy cards to share. This is one that I put together recently to play with some of the free items from the Sale-a-Bration catalog. I think it took me all of like 5 minutes to make…. and that is WITH die cutting and embossing! 🙂

The card is your straightforward designer paper (isn’t that Sweet Sorbet so fun?!) matted with black cardstock… a piece of ribbon trimmed and sticking out from the back of a die cut piece. Which was the only place I got fancy with the card…. remember, quick and easy!

I stamped the sentiment from the See Ya Later stamp set (one of the free options when you place a $50 order) using versamark ink and then coated it in white embossing powder. Heat it up… and it looks oh so nice.

Then I cut that puppy out using my Deco Label framelits… sponged the edge… pop up on dimensionals… DONE!

So, grab a fabulous designer paper, and really cute sentiment and you can be on your way to a great card in no time. (Though if you want to grab this cute stamp set and designer paper, make sure you shop and order soon, because these won’t be around for that much longer!)

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Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used
Stamps – See Ya Later (**)
Ink – Versamark, Sahara Sand
Paper – Pistachio Pudding, Basic Black, Sahara Sand, Sweet Sorbet designer paper (**)
Accessories – Big Shot, Deco Label Framelits, Chevron ribbon (Pear Pizzazz), Sponge Dauber, Heat gun, White embossing powder, embossing buddy
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February 21, 2014

Background of Butterflies using Wheel Stamps

Today’s card share is an idea for how to use your wheel stamps. It is a simple idea and just involves using a jumbo wheel to create a background for your card. Hope you like butterflies!

In this case, I wanted to use the Butterfly Collection Jumbo Wheel. I thought it would be a great set of images for the background of a card. Here is what the wheel looks like:

So, to cover the entire front of my card, you only have to roll the wheel twice! Not too hard, huh? I used the same color ink as my cardstock to let you see the butterflies without it being too busy. If you wanted it even subtler, then I would use Versamark as your ink.

Wheel Stamp Techniques:

Start rolling your wheel before you get to your paper where you want the stamp to show up. This headstart makes sure you are getting the right pressure and direction that you want.
Ink up your wheel using ink pads for more color options. Ink them up by rolling in one direction, like you were inking up a paint roller for your home.
Use a thick plastic ruler to help guide your wheel when doing a second pass so you keep it going the direction you want it to go.

Want to see what I mean and more tips for Wheel Stamping? I have a video on Wheel Stamp basics to talk about the different types of wheels and share a number of tips for successful stamping. (if you are reading this in email, click here to see the blog post with the embedded video)

Stampin’ Supplies used

Stamps – Butterfly Collection jumbo wheel, Oh Hello
Ink – Wisteria Wonder, Primrose Petals, Chocolate Chip, Pear Pizzazz
Paper – Wisteria Wonder, Whisper White
Accessories- Corner Rounder punch, Bitty Butterfly Punch, Crushed Curry Chevron ribbon, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Pearl basics

Order any of the supplies and more in my online store

I’ll admit wheels are a bit neglected in my stamp collection, but they can be a lot of fun to use and perfect for the job. So, grab your wheels and give them another go!

January 26, 2014

Gray and Yellow Colors Make Elegant Cards

I needed a quick card recently and I felt like I was getting into a rut with the layouts I had been designing so I started flipping through my designer paper and tried to find a design that called to me. In the end, I decided to play with the Eastern Elegance designer paper.

I love this sentiment from the Perfect Pennants stamp set. Isn’t it so true?

“Life Doesn’t Have To Be Perfect To Be Wonderful”

The layout turned out super simple – and quick to make again with different colors and paper patterns – but it is nice to let the pattern from the paper do a lot of the work and be the perfect tone for whomever you are sending the card to.

Card Supplies Used

Stamps – Perfect Pennants
Ink – Basic Grey, Summer Starfruit
Paper – Whisper White cs, Smokey Slate cs, Eastern Elegance designer paper
Accessories – Sponge Dauber, Crushed Curry chevron ribbon, Stampin’ Dimensionals

Now I need to go try out this layout again with different paper and see how it turns out! Smile

January 16, 2014

Final Thank You Thursday 1-Day Sale!

Happy Halloween everyone! I hope you’ve been having a great October and if you celebrate Halloween are all ready for it! Today is the LAST THANK YOU THURSDAY and so check out the fun ribbon deals below!

I also thought I’d share what kept me busy last night…. we finally got around to carving the pumpkin we picked up from the pumpkin patch!

Nicholas knew exactly what image he wanted to draw and so he helped me design our “mad face” pumpkin. I even let him do a little carving with the itty-bitty-careful you don’t bent it-carving knife.

And while Caitlin didn’t care much about carving the pumpkin, she thought it was cool after the candle was in!

So, that took a lot of my evening, so I’ll be back a little bit later this morning to share some CUTE halloween swaps I received at Founder’s Circle (since I totally forgot to photo graph them last night).

In the meantime, don’t miss today’s LAST THANK YOU THURSDAY!


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Crushed Curry 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon Item # 130019 Regular Price: $8.95 / Discounted Price: $6.71	Island Indigo 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon Item # 131151 Regular Price: $8.95 / Discounted Price: $6.71
	I’ll be putting in a group order tonight if you would like some of this ribbon and want to save a bit on shipping! Email me at jennifer@nwstamper.com or give me a call if you want in on this deal!
Smoky Slate 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon Item # 131152 Regular Price: $8.95 / Discounted Price: $6.71

Shop online to grab these deals and combine them with this weeks Weekly Deals!

Surprising to me, out of all the colors of the Chevron Ribbon (and I have them all) I’ve almost completely run out of the Calypso Coral! I didn’t expect to love this color but turns out I do!

Here are some samples that I’ve created