Happy Campers, Happy Stampers Projects


I hosted a Happy Campers, Happy Stampers! Zoom Workshop yesterday, 4/24! It was a ton of fun and featured the Mountain Air Bundle and the Campology stamp set. These two stamp sets are so complimentary to one another that I could have just continued creating forever!

We made three projects--a Chocolate+Mocha Kit Kat Belly Band and two cards! 

These are the projects and the details: 

You Brighten My Path Card

Card Base: Night of Navy, 11" x4.25", scored on the short side at 5.5"
Inside Basic White: 5"x4"


Stamp sets: Campology, Circle Celebrations 
Dies: Mountain Air, Layering Circles (not required!), Rectangular Stitched Circles (largest rectangle)
Tools: Water painters, Heat Tool, White Embossing Powder, Blender Brushes Wink of Stella
Ink: Memento, Smoky Slate, Whisper White, Night of Navy, Blackberry Bliss, Misty Moonlight
Blends: Crumb Cake, Dark Mango Melody

To make the 'Milky Way': once you have used your blending brushes to create the sky background and used your water painters to splash white craft ink on your project, use wink of stella in a sweeping motion (backwards 's' shape) and let dry.  The more wink of stella you use, the 'cloudier' the galaxy will be! 

Let the Adventure Begin Card



Card Base: Night of Navy, 11" x4.25", scored on the short side at 5.5"
Inside Basic White: 5"x4"

Stamp sets: Campology, Prettiest Birthday
Dies: Inspiring Canopy (available on May 4, 2021) Rectangular Stitched Circles (largest rectangle)
Tools: Water painters, Blender Brushes, Black Twine from the Baker's Twine Essentials Pack (Available May 4, 2021)
Ink: Memento,Whisper White, Night of Navy, Blackberry Bliss, Melon Mambo
Blends: Dark Granny Apple Green, Blends Color Lifter


Coffee King Size Kit Kat Belly Band

Made for the Mocha+Chocolate KitKat King Size 

Stamp sets: Campology, Make a Difference (just for the "&")
Dies: Mountain Air, Love You More Than
Tools:Linen Thread
Ink: Early Espresso, Smoky Slate
Blends: Dark Gray Granite or Dark Crumb Cake+Color Lifter, Soft Suede

Card Base: 4.5" x 3" in Early Espresso
White Sentiment Piece: 3.5" x 1" 
DSP Layer 1:4 3/8" x 1.5"  Soft Suede DSP
DSP Layer 2: 4"x 1.75" Soft Suede DSP (reverse side to layer 1 in the picture)
*I actually just used scraps for DSP Layer 1 and DSP Layer 2. Use the above measurements to get it close to mine, but know that anything could potentially work! :) 

Belly Band:
x2 strips of 6"x2" DSP--I attached with the a 1" overlap and scored at 3.5", 3.75", 7.5", and 7.75" for a king size kit kat bar. Scoring makes it easier to slide the kit kat in and out of the band, but is not really required. You could definiutely just wrap around and SEAL it shut to the size of your kit kat!

Note: Adjust the belly band size in order to fit a 'standard' size kit kat! 


If you get inspiration from these, tag me on instagram, @stampendouslyshannon! I would love to see all your creations! If you have any questions about how these were made or about Stampin' Up! please reach out or drop a comment below!


Also, congratulations to the two winners of last night's giveaways. Nancy won one of the KitKat with Belly Band, a card pack (made by me!), and the Suite Sampler from the January-June Mini Catalog. Marieta won a $10.00 gift card on her next Stampin' Up! order! If you would like a chance to win a prize, tune into my next event! I give away prizes during each workshop and the only requirement to win is your presence! :) 

 

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