Hello and welcome to the part 2 of 2 of our Spring/Summer Farewell 2016 Blog Hop!
11 Stampin’ Up!® Independent Demonstrators from 6 countries are saying farewell to the Stampin’ Up! Spring/Summer Catalogue 2016 and amazing products are getting retired. The retiring offers will be available until 31st May or whilst supplies last.
Currently you’re visiting Bibi Cameron in the UK. You can continue hopping by using the list of names at the end of this post. Now, let’s scroll down to see what I’ve been making…
I made my first “Quirky Quite book” using Stampin’ Up! dies from the Occasion Catalog 2016 to cut felt, this make the work much easier than cutting all by hand.
I have recorded a video to show you the whole project and how it works in case you want to have a look CLICK HEREor in the image above.
I decided to jump into this new crafty adventure as my toddler Emma got all excited when she saw a video about this kind of books. And I have to say that there is a pile of work involved ( small details here and there) but the dies make the work much quicker. I made it in 3 days ( about 18 hours) as I only used the sewing machine to attach the binding. Now Emma got her own Quite Book and she is developing motor fine skills while playing and I’m thinking about making a cot mobile for my baby boy with the teddies.
Here you go some pictures of the book cover and the inside.
I really hope you enjoyed my project!
The next stop on the farewell hop is my lovely talented friendTracy May.There’s lots of inspiration to be found in this group – and you don’t want to miss it!
Come on lets take a look of what everyone has made!
Click on the names to keep hoping
- Sarah Berry
- Kylie Bertucci
- Constanze Wirtz
- Bibiana Cameron You are Here!!!!
- Tracy May
- Jacque Williams
- Jason Loucks
- Caroline van der Straaten
- Jennifer Pauli
- Julie Davison
- Janneke de Jong
Supplies:
- Stampin’ Up! Framelits Dies: Bear Hugs Bundle – Large Numbers – layering Circles, Layering Squares.
- Felt ( non acrylic felt as this is a bit hardest to cut with framelits)
- 100% fabric
- Cotton thick thread
- Tombow glue
- I hand cut some of the pieces and used some dies from Sizzix as well.
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Stampin’ Up! is retiring the vast majority of bundles. You can still get them with 15% off before May 31st and after the launching of the new catalog in June 1st/ 2016 you will be able to get the products used in this post individually and new bundles will be available with a 10% discount. If you would like to place an order for any of the products used in this post or any other Stampin’ Up! supplies, simply click HERE to go direct to my online shop 24/7. And don’t forget to use the hostess code (if your order is £20+ and less than £150) to receive a free thank you gift from me.
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Unique and stunning. I love this Bibi x
What a wonderful idea. I love it!
Kind regards,
Danielle (Mrs. Brightside)
You are amazing! What a nice gift for your children❣
Wow – I was not expecting it but what a fabulous project!!! Love it! I'm so happy to be blog hopping with you today! 🙂 x
This is so lovely! A really cute idea!
This is just the cutest project. I'm thinking it would be great for my grandchildren. Maybe not so detailed though, haha. Thank you for sharing!
Wow, this ist the cutest project EVER! Such a lovely idea and welldone with all the details :o)
Thanks for inspiration!
Greetings from Germany
Irina
What a wonderful gift for your children!!! Great idea!
Oh, Bibi, this is stunning! Such a great idea, a very lovely project. I can imagine that your daughter Emma loves it!!!
Very well done!
That is truly amazing. I am in awe of your creativity and talent. Your daughter is going to cherish that beautiful (and educational) book. Just the most wonderfully creative Stampin Up project I have ever seen.
That is truly amazing. I am in awe of your creativity and talent. Your daughter is going to cherish that beautiful (and educational) book. Just the most creative and amazing Stampin Up project I have ever seen.
so beary talented~
Ow this is so awesome 😉
What a great idea!