Ladies and gentlemen, Stampin’ Up! and the rest of us are finally saying good bye to Lovely as a Tree. This stamp set was released in 2001 and after 18 years, it’s leaving us for good. I must confess, when I joined Stampin’ Up! in 2003 and first saw this stamp set, I called it “Ugly as a Tree”. I know, I know, that’s very rude, but it just didn’t speak to me. There were so many other stamp sets that were calling my name, so I ignored it….
….until….I stated seeing samples created with it. This stamp set more than any other in the history of Stampin’ Up! is the “GO TO” set for stunning techniques and simple stamping. It’s fool proof for beginning stampers, and a comfort for the casual stamper and amazing for the avid stamper. I looked through boxes and files for some of my card samples using Lovely as a Tree and couldn’t find a single one, so I googled it and came up with some stunning creations made by others. I am not taking credit for any of these, I just wanted to share all it’s lovely-ness with you.
Honestly, this is as simple as it gets…paper, stamps and ink.
Kicking it up a notch with some patterned paper and ribbon but still just a black ink pad.
For those who like layers and techniques, check this out ….
….or fabulous techniques like the “mirror image”.
So now you can see why I think Lovely as a Tree is a must have in every stamp room, stamp table, stamp box, or where ever you create. If you don’t own it yet and feel a need to add it to your list please shop my store.
Hey – I have searched for Lovely as a tree for so long. I got to have this stamping set! …. (Hope you can hear me crying)
Would you PLEEEASE consider to make these absolut stunning trees again? At least the Christmas tree?
And if not, do you have an idea where I could be so lucky to find it?
Best regards
Line
(From Denmark)
Hello Line.
This was a post you made about retired Stampin up set Lovely as a Tree. You were interested in it. I have one in the USA if still interested.
Hope you are well.
Jayne
Are you still looking for a set?
I have one that I am not using.
How much are you selling it for??