Adhesive Storage Holder - Online Class

Would you like to make an adhesive storage holder that will organise ALL your Stampin' Up! adhesives? 

More than just an box – this is a fully customisable storage system for your adhesives and more. 

This system is designed to be strong and long lasting on your desk. It is reinforced and has removable interior storage compartments to make it work for you. It can be configured in several different ways to suit your craft space and requirements.

It can be made using any cardstock colour and any DSP and changed up by altering the DSP any time you fancy a change in your craft room. It has optional Window Sheet sleeves to offer even more protection and longevity. 

The class to make this Adhesive Storage System includes 

• Measurements in Inches worked out using A4 and US letter sizing 
• Lots of construction tips included in the printables 
• Separate videos for each part of the construction 
• An extra video showing different set ups and some more tips and options. 
• Non-logo photos for you to use in your class or to advertise your class. 

To order the class securely using Paypal just click the link below and I will send the class direct to your email inbox. 

This class will cost you just £10 (about $14 US)  

If you would like to see a bit more about how this storage system works you can watch this short video 

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June Class Projects - Tune In - Spotlight on Nature - Labelled with Love from the NEW Stampin' Up! catalog

This post will be photo heavy and I hope it will offer some inspiration to you. Scroll down for the show and tell video sharing some teaching tips and a couple more of the samples I made. 

I am REALLY excited that we got to choose punch or dies with two of the stamp sets (spoiler I chose punches with both!) What about you? 

This card made with Labelled with Love was super simple to create. I love how the Pretty in Pink and Summer Splash co-ordinate. 

Next we have Spotlight on Nature. We created the ver simple easel card. The use of Basic Beige is a bit washed out in this photo but see below for the ones I created for display 

Do you like this new colour? In theory Basic Beige sounds unexciting but I LOVE it. Zoom in to see the detail that I got using our gorgeous stamps both on the white layers and tone on tone to create the background elements. 

And now on to my Tune in Samples. I just LOVE LOVE LOVE this fun retro stamp set and made a selection of samples using it. If you are of a certain age and from the UK, you will see I created one with a BBC test card effect! Did your TV look like this? 

For the show and tell video with more information and teaching tips, just click here: 

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