Tag Archives: CASEing

CASEing the catalogue – Gears & Textures Bundle

By | July 19, 2026

Hi there I hope you’re enjoying my series on CASEing (Copy And Share Everything) the catalogue. In this post I’ll be CASEing the Gears & Texture Bundle sample from page 39 of the current catalogue. While I’ve kept the overall layout the same, I’ve changed the colour paletter to give the design a completely different… Read More: CASEing the catalogue – Gears & Textures Bundle »

CASEing the catalogue – Scalloped Blooms Bundle

By | July 9, 2026

I’ve decided to keep CASEing (Copy And Share Everything) the Stampin’ Up!® Annual Catalogue, this time inspired by the card on page 38 featuring the Scalloped Blooms Bundle. I stayed fairly true to the original design but changed the background to one of the prints from the Paper Medley Designer Series Paper Pack. I often… Read More: CASEing the catalogue – Scalloped Blooms Bundle »

CASEing the catalogue – Exciting Times Bundle

By | June 28, 2026

Hi there One of my favourite places to look for inspiration is the Stampin’ Up! catalogue. The samples are created by incredibly talented designers and are full of ideas that can easily be adapted using your own colours and supplies. For a recent Facebook Live, I CASE’d (Copy And Share Everything, or Copy And Selectively… Read More: CASEing the catalogue – Exciting Times Bundle »

Technique Tuesday – CASEing

By | September 7, 2021

Hi there Today’s technique is an easy one we can all do – it’s called CASEing (Copy And Share Everything). We often see a card design, a colour combination or a stamp set that inspires us for our own creation or we copy it exactly. This means we’ve CASEd someone else’s work and it’s great… Read More: Technique Tuesday – CASEing »

CASEing the 2020-2021 Catalogue

By | June 7, 2020

Hi there It’s been a great weekend here – very productive. Yesterday morning I attending our ‘Virtual’ Team Training with others from around the country. In the afternoon I rearranged my craft/office space and had a good ‘tidy up’ – it felt so good :). I think my new layout will work better especially as… Read More: CASEing the 2020-2021 Catalogue »