Good morning crafters! In our excitement in getting new toys (stamps), we often forget about some equally gorgeous stamp sets that have not been used in a while. So, for today’s project, I decided to bring out one of my favorite stamp sets and pair the, older but still gorgeous, Hand-Penned Petals Stamp Set with the new Sun Prints Designer Series Paper. Because I wanted to keep it gray and… Read More »
Good Morning! My project for today features the Hello Harvest Bundle, the retired Gorgeous Leaves Bundle and the Rustic Harvest Designer Series Paper. This gorgeous set includes a pumpkin, leaves, sunflowers and flourishes. It not only includes fall greetings but also includes all-occasion words and phrases you can use any time of the year. The pumpkin was stamped with Tuxedo Black onto Thick Basic White Cardstock. I then colored it… Read More »
Today’s share is the sweet Elephant Parade Stamp Set for a slim line card. You know the saying, “Elephants never forget”? Using this set, you can make adorable cards to remind those you love how much they mean to you. The slim card measures 8 1/2″ x 3 1/2″. The envelope measures 9″ x 4″. I had such much fun coloring these little guys. They were all colored with the… Read More »
You can create a beautiful sunset scene using the retired Horizons Designer Series Paper and the large die from Grove Dies. And, if you want to make masculine cards simply, yet striking, then the Grassy Grove Bundle is for you! Since I used this die for a winter scene on Monday, I decided to go with a summer almost sunset card. I used Basic Black Cardstock for the top panel… Read More »
You can make a simple silhouette winter scene card in minutes using the Grove Dies and New Horizon Designer Series Paper as the background. To start, die cut the Basic White cardstock with the silhouette die from the Grove Dies. Also die cut one of the small deer with the same cardstock. Adhere the silhouette and deer dies to the background (from New Horizons DSP) using Multipurpose Glue. I then… Read More »
Today’s card focuses on the gorgeous Hues of Happiness Designer Series Paper. This canvas-looking paper features illustrated and painted flowers on one side with all-purpose patterns on the other side. Designed to represent the Stampin’ Up! color spectrum, the repeating patterns can be used as focal images or as accent pieces on your card bases and scrapbook layouts. Or create elegant backgrounds with the color gradient patterned paper. The flowers… Read More »
Today’s card features the Kindest Gnomes Stamp Set Bundle. These guys are so cute and I have fun trying to decide how use them in my cards. Today’s card also includes a horizontal easel fun fold card. I usually make the portrait ones but decided but the gnomes and their house did not fit. The background pattern paper and the hats are from the 2022-2024 In Color 6×6 Designer Series… Read More »
Today’s card features the gorgeous Awash in Beauty Designer Series Paper. These double-sided sheets feature floral images that appear to be hand-painted in stunning watercolor hues. If you love fussy cutting then this card is for you! Using our Paper Snips, I cut one of the large floral images from the DSP. Here’s what I did: Base card: Balmy Blue Cardstock Background panel: Basic White Cardstock embossed with the Old… Read More »
Today’s card features a Double Dutch Door Fun Fold Card. Though I think it should be called a Triple Dutch door Fun Fold since there are 3 parts that open and close. For the card, I’m using Hello Harvest Bundle and the retired Come to Gather Designer Series Paper. I absolutely love the colors in this DSP. I typed out a sketch with score lines but closed out “Word” and… Read More »
I used the charming, cute Kindest Gnomes Bundle to create Christmas card for you today. I paired it with the retired Feels Like Frost 6″ x 6″ Specialty Designer Series Paper. I have so much pattern paper left over from previous catalogs and I’m trying to use it up! How do you use up your pattern paper so that it doesn’t accumulate? This is what I did: Gnome Image Stamped… Read More »
