Thursday, February 21, 2013

TWEET TWEET FUN!!!!

I HAVE JUST GOTTEN MY COPICS certification! Yea! I am learning how to color and shade and  it really gives my art work a different look.   I love to color and it serves a stress relief and artistic need that I have.  Find the stamp that you like to color and work with three shades of the same color, start with your lightest color and then shade with the darkest color.  Let me see your samples! Have fun! 

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Blue Birds Make Me Smile!

I love all kinds of birds and this blue one does make me smile! I recently took a copics certification class and have learned so much about shading 
with markers.  The background is the stampin up top note die cut. The hot pink flower is stamped and then punched with the small square punch and backed with a accent colored card stock.  The leaves are stamped on to the card base and the pink flower is put on with dimensionals to give the card a 3-D look. Ihave been on the road with basketball and have not been posting so hope these give you a creative boost! Have some creative fun!  

Sunday, January 13, 2013

My Paper Pumpkin NEW STAMPIN UP



Want to be creative?
But no time to attend my classes?
Sweep away the mundane-your creativity carriage awaits! I'm Paper Pumpkin . . .

I come to your door each month (a fully decked-out creativity carriage). I'll help you to escape your life with some paper fun.

I come in a sweet box, but you'll really love what you find on the inside:

All the stamps, ink, paper, and accessories to create pinable projects. Create stuff like cards, journals, décor, and more!

Paper Pumpkin by Stampin' Up! is a new monthly kit program that anyone (even you) can enjoy!

WHEN YOU GET STARTED, AS a customer of mine (Debbie Segler), make sure you choose ME!!!! Then I will see my sales GROW!
Get Started It's so easy to get started. Simply sign up for the program starting TODAY by visiting www.mypaperpumpkin.com and click Get it.

Every month a new, surprise project kit arrives at your doorstep. Just think of the anticipation of creating a fun project to pin, showoff, and share with your friends and family-every month!

Of course, you'll want to know more. So here's the nitty gritty:
  • Each month we send you a unique, surprise kit with a project-cards, journals, décor, and more! (We've even color-coordinated, measured, and cut everything for you!)
  • Each kit includes stamps, ink, paper, and accessories-everything but adhesive.
  • Each kit gives you a 30-minute creativity escape.
  • We will ship your Paper Pumpkin on or around the 15th of the month.
  • You need to sign up for a kit by the 10th of the month to get that month's kit. If you sign up on the 11th of the month, your first kit will come the next month. (Let's say you sign up on May 10th, we'll send your kit around May 15th. If you sign up on May 11th, we'll send your first kit around June 15th.)
  • A Paper Pumpkin membership is $19.95 per month (and shipping is included!)
  • There's no commitment, you can cancel your monthly Paper Pumpkin at anytime. You can also skip a month if you want.
  • Starting in early March, we'll offer a Try-It kit if you'd like to try Paper Pumpkin for one month.

Starting in early March, you can try Paper Pumpkin for one month by visiting our online store.

A Free Gift in Your Very First Kit The Welcome Kit is the very first Paper Pumpkin you will receive in your first month of membership. The Welcome Kit includes a free gift-a clear acrylic block!

Questions? We've Got Answers 
Why are we offering Paper Pumpkin? 


Paper Pumpkin is the perfect introduction to Stampin' Up! It is designed it for crafters that want to create a project each month, but aren't quite ready to build a stamp collection (yet).

How does shipping work with Paper Pumpkin?
Your Paper Pumpkin will be automatically shipped to you each month (so fun!). Because we are auto shipping these, the pricing structure is slightly different from our other Stampin' Up! products.
Debbie Segler
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator


Thursday, January 10, 2013

Did you EVER?

This is a card from a friend and I like the newsprint designer paper with the vintage typewriter.  I was looking for something to help get us started back designing for the new year. Did you ever use a manual typewriter? I am sure we are all too young for that right! HA! 
This is a fun card design that you can use any stamp you like as the focal point. The black card stock background really makes the sections and colors stand out!  The next card has the look of fabric squares  on a quilt piece. The designer papers have been embossed with embossing folders to give added texture. They were then punched with our staminup square scallop punch.  I know it is hard to get back in the grove but start making cards as our next swap is coming up soon. Please email me if you want to join the swap. It will be a Special Occasion Card Swap! Get to stamping! Blessings Debbie

Sunday, December 30, 2012

Follow Your Dreams for the New Year!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!  This is a stampscapes scene and it is a new type of stamping that I just love. You can stamp on a photo, use water colors, marker, blender pen, copics, chalk and on and on! This one is a stamped on a photo taken by a stamp friend in my yahoo group.  She shared it with us and I have enjoyed stamping on it and trying this new style out.  My sweet husband got me a wonderful camera for Christmas so I hope to be able to post better pictures and cards for my blog, and I will be showing off my new grand baby girl! We had a nice snow for Christmas,  it lasted a short while but it made the season for us! We are so very blessed and thankful! Enjoy your families and I will be back in a week or so to start my new year blog! Thanks for all of the friendship as I am truly blessed by all of you and remember to make time for PRAISE! Blessings Debbie

Friday, December 14, 2012

CLEARANCE RACK BLITZ


Stampin' Up! has added over 300 new Clearance Rack items to their Online Store. Save with discounts of up to 80 % off. But hurry...these prices are available only while supplies last! Online orders only!

Vist my clearance HERE.

Debbie Segler
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
www.debsegler.stampinup.net
 

Saturday, December 8, 2012



Happy Holidays to all of my stamp friends and Family!  We will reveal our First Annual HO, HO, HO, on Monday at our play day. I will post the cards after and you will love them all as they are  just beautiful! I will be hosting another swap after Christmas. So, if you want to join in send me an email to debsegler@gmail.com    Please use the new designs to help you finish up your Holiday tags or cards to mail, and please send me one too! Debbie Segler 14916 Riverside Drive Little Elm, Texas 75068
This Red Bird Window was so fun to make and was a great design by my stamp friend Betty. We did not have a die cut, so we used a square punch. Layer the dark brown and cream card stock together before you punch and then, the window will line up.  We used an embossing folder to show through the window and coated the folder (down side) with river rock ink.  This gives the look of outside coming in the window.  The cute red bird was a gift from Lorna and was already made. We cut the corners to look as if there was a window shape and then on the bottom we cut it to appear as a frame on the base of the window. It was work but turned out so pretty!   My gift to myself for Christmas is a new window die cut! HA!   The Holiday Deer card was made with a stampinup designer paper and stamp set. This is a simple but elegant card.  Santa's Smile is a card made with Nancy's stamp at her play day.  She often gives us great inspiration! The hat is covered in red stickles and is very glittery.  We then craft cut the shape out and placed it on a snowflake embossed green background.   The fun Penguin Holiday card was another Betty design. She cut the background shape to fit her stamp and it made it look like she had use a special die cut! We may be in the wrong business? HA! We used a core blue paper and embossed with snowflakes, then sanded it to make the white snowflakes show through as an accent.  Then we placed it on some light blue with silver shinny accents, The blue strip looks like a fabric ribbon and give the card a great accent. The sentiment flag is also outlined in red stickles, but it is difficult to see in the photo. You can use the stamp you have and remember how to cut your own background die shape! The Christmas Tree Card was made with a circle punch, glitter paper, and the new small stampinup star, ornament, and tree punch pack.  The star is punched of gold glitter paper and is on the top of the tree. (difficult to see) So you have enough projects for a weekend to make now!

Embossing folder Background

The embossing folder gives the background depth and textures and a special focal point. I love sunflowers year round! Hope you’re smiling an...