Dear Crafters,
Today I share a card using mainly products that will be retiring on 31 May and will be selling fast over the coming weeks.
Here is one of my favourite colour combinations and two of these will be retiring 😦
I was a bit sad that this cute little bunny stamp set was retiring, but it is one that I will be hanging on to. It is so versatile, it is great for baby cards as well as Easter!
It may be easier to tell you what product isn’t retiring (not including tools, eg Big Shot): whisper white cardstock, classic label punch and the sahara sand, crumb cake & soft suede inks. That’s all, everything else is only available while stocks last!
I am really going to miss those Lots of Labels dies too, I use them loads 😦
I did use the Stamparatus to stamp the bunny as I made a few of these cards. It’s so much quicker to have the stamps lined up and then you just change the plates each time to stamp. More on that though once the Stamparatus is available on 1 June 🙂
The sponging around the edge of the die cut was done with Pink Pirouette and then a lighter layer of Rose Red just on the edges. Isn’t is pretty?!!!
A full list of products can be found at the end of this post!
2018 Occasions catalogue ends 31st May 2018
2017-2018 Annual Catalogue ends 31st May 2018
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Kate Morgan, Independent Stampin Up!® Demonstrator Rowville, Victoria, Australia 
I am so disappointed that this bunny is retiring – it’s perfect for show casing the Stamparatus and is just so adorable. Not happy about this decision.
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I think it’s more the fact that they work on the catalogues 18 months before the release of a catalogue and they don’t know the popularity of some items. I don’t think I’ll be letting this one go too soon.
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YES I AGREE I THOUGHT THEY WOULD HAVE CARRIED IT INTO THE EW CATTY ALONGSIDE THE BEAR.
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I think it’s more the fact that they work on the catalogues 18 months before the release of a catalogue and they don’t know the popularity of some items. I don’t think I’ll be letting this one go too soon.
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