Pressed Petals Designer Series Paper will be retiring on 2 June 2020 (or if it sells out before then) and will no longer be available. I think that it is one of the most beautiful designer series paper in the 2019/2020 catalog year. For today’s card, I’m combing it with another retired stamp set called Climbing Roses (used greeting for my card). I saw this card on Pinterest (I think)… Read More »
Today’s post is a card for my beautiful daughter, Stephanie. She loves butterflies and the color purple so I decided to use the retired Botanical Butterflies Designer Series Paper. Adhere Basic Black Card Stock to base card (Whisper White Card Stock) Attached pattern paper from Botanical Butterflies DSP Die Cut circle from the same DSP above using Layering Circles Dies. Stamp Happy Birthday with Black Tuxedo Ink and die cut… Read More »
This digital stamp set is packed with both lighthearted and thoughtful sentiments and imagery relevant to the unique COVID-19 and social distancing situation we are currently in. I used the Stay Home, Stay Safe greeting from this digital download for today’s card. Stamp flower images and leaves in Pool Party Classic Ink on the background panel to create your own pattern paper. Adhere background panel to base card (Mossy Meadow… Read More »
Can you believe it? No stampin’ today! Instead we’re decorating with a die for a quick thank you card. I’m using the retiring Thank You Die for this card. It’s on sale for $10.80 vs $18.00 – grab it while it is still available. Shop here Run panel (Whisper White Card Stock) through die cut machine using the Subtles Embossing Folder. Attached to card front (Whisper White Thick Card Stock)… Read More »
Flowers and lattice make a lovely feminine handmade card using the Lovely Lattice Stamp Set from Sale-a-Bration 2019. Some sets are too beautiful to sell and/or give away! Stamp image with Versamark Ink, add Gold Stampin’ Emboss Powder and set with the Heat Tool. Color in the flowers using Night of Navy Reinker and an Aqua Painter. Color in the leaves using Mossy Meadow Reinker and an Aqua Painter. Color in the center of… Read More »
Today is 1 May 2020 and spring is finally here (It’s in the 80’s). In honor of a gorgeous day, I am using one of the most beautiful stamp sets we have. It’s the To A Wild Rose Stamp Set. The stamp set and die are listed in the Last Chance Products List only because they will no longer be available as a bundle. You will be able to purchase… Read More »
Today’s card using another greeting from the ShareSunshine Digital Download from Stampin’ Up! If you would like to know more information for this digital download and the good cause they support, click here. For the circles, I used the retiring Bird Ballad Designer Series Paper. The butterfly was cut out using our Paper Snips from the Botanical Butterflies Designer Series Paper. The flower was fussy cut out from the Bird… Read More »
Don’t forget: Retirement List Clearance Rack Updated Retiring In-Colors Back in Stock May 2020 Paper Pumpkin A wonderfully detailed orchid just for you to give to a friend. The Rare Blessings Stamp Set also comes with great sentiments in a beautiful font. Stamp Flower image with Basic Gray. Color in flowers using an Aqua Painter and the Bermuda Bay Ink Refill. Color in leave with an Aqua Painter and the… Read More »
With the retiring list coming out on 22 April 2020, I hope that the Beautiful Friendship Stamp Set is not on it! I absolutely love this set. For the floral images, I used So Saffron, Petal Pink, Rococo Rose and Blueberry Bushel Stampin’ Classic Ink Pads. For the leaves, I used Mossy Meadow Stampin’ Classic Ink Pad. I stamped the leaves off once because I wanted a lighter look. The… Read More »
It’s not Fall yet (barely only Spring!) but I wanted to use the Painted Harvest Stamp Set for today’s post. So inside of using fall colors, I’m using spring like color such as Seaside Spray and Soft Sea Foam. The detailed and solid stamps were used to stamp the sunflower with Seaside Spray Classic Ink. The center is stamped with Crumb Cake Classic Ink and then again with the little… Read More »
