My card for today is a mix of stamping and paper cutting. The easy kind of paper cutting. It is a great image cut from the DSP. The gorgeous Natures Sweetness DSP.
Papers
This card is more Paper than stamping so I am beginning here. The image is cut from the Natures Sweetness Designer Series paper. I fussy cut it to get around the flower. The darkness of the circle was there, but I colored the rest of the flower with Stampin’ Blends. I even googled it from the wording on the stamp set. It is a bloom on a tree that can be a variety of things. The name sounded like a prune, but the blossom is an almond!
The background paper is also from the Natures Sweetness Designer Series paper. This is another of the non-gold sheets, in other words, the back of a gold sheet. I love the splattered and faded look. So I paired it with the color I used for the center of the flower, Sweet Sorbet. And that was based on the picture I found.
Stamps
The front sentiment is from the Layering Leaves stamp set. This font is wonderful and really holds it’s own on a card. On the inside I used a sentiment from the Notes of Nature stamp set. A pairing to the paper. The front sentiment is cut using the 2″ Circle Punch.
Dies
To give a backing to the flower, I added a circle from the Deckled Circles Dies. These are carrying over and will be an Online Exclusive once the Mini retires. I used the 7th largest. There are a lot of dies in the set!! The rough edges are perfect for this layer as the floral layer is not smooth either.
Finishes
To add more color to the card, and to ground the sentiment a bit, I added a length of the Sweet Sorbet and White ribbon. A simple knot is a great way to add just a touch of an item. And to complete the card my bling is the 2022-2024 In Color Pearls. The Sweet Sorbet ones are a little darker and that is fine. It helps them pop a little better.
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I am using one of my most used sets that is retiring . It is the Inked and Tiled set. I love the flower as a stand alone one. Today I have layered it with the matching Inked Botanicals DSP.
Stamps
All of the images used are from the Inked & Tiled stamp set. I love this large flower because it can stand alone and make a quick card. The distressed look is also part of why I love it. And I am definitely going to miss it. So it had to get one last inking. All of the stamps on the card are from this set. Another reason it is a favorite.
The flower was inked with Stampin’ Write Markers in Crushed Curry and Pretty Peacock. For the small flower buds, I did the same thing. And the small one is also stamped on the inside of the card. The background leaves is one stamp that is inked with Pretty Peacock as well. Both of the stamped images are fussy cut. The partner to this set is a punch bundle. And they are retiring as well.
Papers
There is quite a mix of papers on this card. I wanted to use several of the Inked Botanicals Designer Series paper and I love how perfectly they mix. The dotted background layer, the checked and the darker green floral are all from the DSP pack. But the flower pot is actually from Lighter Than Air Designer Series Paper. That pack happened to be on my desk as I was looking for a lighter color for the pot. It seemed to fit perfectly.
Extras
The most unusual item on this card is the flower pot. It is actually the smaller of the solid egg from the Excellent Eggs Dies. I had die cut one and not used it. It also was on my desk and I realized by cutting off the upper third that it would make a perfect flower pot. So I cut the DSP I had chosen and voila, Flower pot!
There are several finishing touches to this card. The sentiment is stamped and then punched using the 1 1/2″ Circle Punch. I added some adhesive to the back of the circle and then looped Linen Thread around to give some natural texture to the card. And finally comes the bling! These are the Petal Pink and Pretty Peacock Gems. Only the Pretty Peacock ones were used. They are scattered around to give some added textures.
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One of the more versatile sets is retiring and I had to use it. It is the Cottage Wreath and Country Wreath Dies. Since it seems most folks have a wreath, or something similar, on their door it is a must have.
Stamp and Dies
The Cottage Wreath and Country Wreath Dies both have a variety of wreath images that can be single or doubled as I did. Plus there are different attachments like fall leaves, holly, etc. I opted to do the Leaf background in Old Olive but stamped off first for a softer look. Next I stamped the twig wreath . After die cutting both wreaths, I cut the twig one into sections. They are added around the leaf wreath. Then comes the flowers.
The gorgeous bow is also from the Die set. I love the definition it has. To complete the wreath, the bow received a large of the pearls. The Hello is also from the stamp set.
Punches
The flowers are from the Petal Park Punch. It is the smallest of the three flowers on the punch. I punched five of them. They are added around the wreath and each have an Iridescent Pearl in the center. The Hello sign is punched using the Best Label Punch. I really love that little punch! To give the little sign some added depth, I punched two more from the Best Label in Gorgeous Grape and placed behind the White. This gives just enough of the Gorgeous Grape to tie in with the bow.
Papers and Others
The Gorgeous Grape pairs perfectly with the Highland Heather I used as the card base and the flowers. It is a Spring color for a Spring wreath. To compliment the wreath, I used the Painted Texture Embossing Folder to give definition to the background for the wreath. The Smoky Slate card stock is also a soft color to pair with the others.
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I am sharing cards made with retiring products this week. My first card stars the Forever Love Designer Series paper paired with Thoughtful Expressions Bundle.
Paper
This card is all about the DSP. This gorgeous gold foiled paper is from the Forever Love Designer Series Paper. Surprisingly, some of the DSP from the Annual Catalog is carrying over to the new one. I love it, but it is unusual. Although this paper from the Mini Catalog is not carrying over.
I have been in a fussy cutting mood lately and this card is all about fussy cutting. The focal layer of the bouquet is fussy cut from the DSP. I had a few sheers left from the Paper Share for the Mini Catalog and found this beautiful bouquet there. Also used were a couple of the “edge” pieces. I added one to the bottom of the envelope. What better way to make an envelope pretty!!! And I also added an edge piece to the inside of the card.
To go a step further, the DSP behind the bouquet is also from the Forever Love. It is a reverse of one of the green and gold pieces. I thought the small flowers matched perfectly with the bouquet. It is lighter than the bouquet as well as the Moody Mauve of the card base. And the Gold Foil is the perfect highlight to the gold in the DSP.
Stamps and Dies
The stamps used are from the Thoughtful Expressions stamp set. This set is carrying over to the next Annual Catalog. But sadly, ;( the Dies are not carrying over. And these Dies are my favorite from the Mini Catalog. I love the layering and the unique shape of the circles. So sad!!
For the sentiment I love the wording of this one. And I wanted to use the Dies for the sentiment as well. There needed to be another touch of the Gold Foil. This sentiment is actually a long one. But with the different fonts it was easy to separate there. Again it was me and the fussy cutting! To give some definition on the card base, I stamped the small image repeatedly using Moody Mauve Ink on the Moody Mauve card base.
Finishes
To have a landing spot for the sentiment layer, I needed something. And this ribbon is my absolute favorite from the Annual Catalog. All of the retiring In Colors have this ribbon and it breaks my heart for them to be retiring. I use these ribbons regularly as the colors match more than the ones they are named for.
I wrapped two loops of ribbon around the bouquet layer and then did a double bow to complete it. Next I went a bit wild with the bling. There are three of the red from the Festive Pearls attached to the sentiment layer. And there are a couple of the gold from the Festive Pearls up towards the top of the bouquet. This card is all about the bling!
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The card I have to share today is a fun little Easter bonnet. I paired Deckled Circles with Petal Park for a cute hat.
Circles
This little hat was cased from Sue Campfield and is very simple to make. Actually when cutting parts of the hat you only use half. So making at least two is pretty quick. Almost the entire card is made from the Deckled Circles Dies. The brim is the 2nd largest of the dies. After cutting the Lemon Lolly card stock, simply fold in half. For the crown I used the 9th largest and then cut it in half. This is one of the parts for a second card. I added Tear & Tape across the flap edge and placed it on the front of the brim fold
The DSP is cut using the 3rd largest Die. Again, cut it in half for another card. This piece also goes flush across the flat folded edge. And it covers the bottom of the crown where it was added. Also it allows for even margins around the curve. Not shown is the inside. But I used the same die to cut Basic White. Again cut it in half and adhere to the inside for your Happy Easter or other sentiment. Be sure to not put it all the way to the fold for easier folding of the card. Now your bonnet is bult.
Stamps
The inside of the card is not shown, but I used the Happy Easter from the Happy Easter stamp set for the inside sentiment. To decorate the crown of my hat, I went to the Petal Park stamp set and Punch. The flowers are stamped using Gorgeous Grape and then filled using Highland Heather. As I have said a few times, purple was my Mom’s favorite color and I especially think of that at Easter. The leaves are from the same set and are Garden Green for the outline with Old Olive as the fill.
Finishes
To complete the card I added the DSP on the brim. I failed to say that it was from the Lighter Than Air Designer Series paper. It was chosen for the touch of purple! The other halves of the DSP, crown, and inside Basic White will finish a second card when you cut another full circle for the base. That is a Win in my book.
The final touches are the ribbon and bling. The ribbon is the yellow from the Sheer Ribbon Combo. Have you noticed that I used all three of those ribbons on cards this week? It was not intentional, but what was the best fit. In this case I double the ribbon and then simply tied a knot. The ribbon is very sheer and I wanted it to look denser. I have never done that before and now love the idea. Of course the final touch is bling. The centers for each of the flowers is from the Rainbow Dots. It is a soft yellow that seemed perfect.
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I have a card to share where the paper does all of the work. Having gorgeous paper and embossing allows for cards that are pretty with very little stamping. It is so easy to make multiples of this type.
Papers
The beginning of this card was a sketch idea. That was followed by choosing papers that would fit my take on the sketch. I found them in the Poetic Expressions Designer Series Paper. The white with little flowers was the first piece I chose. Then it was simple to choose the bolder gold floral to pair it with. There is also a thin strip of the gold DSP along the bottom of the inside sentiment layer.
To partner with the pretty DSP pieces, I chose the soft Bubble Bath for the layer. It really pulls the tiny pink flowers out. I added the Distressed Tile Embossing Folder to give that layer some detail. The deep embossing, but also distressed look, is great for these papers.
Stamps
As mentioned in the beginning, there is very little stamping. Actually the front simple sentiment and the inside sentiment are it. Both are from the Perennial Postage stamp set. I really LOVE the sayings in this set and am so sad that they did not carry over. This one saying “You’re Simply Marvelous” is one I have used several times. To help this little sentiment stand out a bit, I fussy cut around it. The high and low points of the L seem to give it some added presence with fussy cutting. Then I raised it using Stampin’ Dimensionals for some depth.
Finishes
The two DSP pieces are layered over top of each other. The gold piece measures 2 1/2 X 3 3/4 with the white floral at 2 1/2 X 1 3/4. The white fits flush at the top of the gold. This gives a bit more thickness. After rounding all of the corners, I added a length of the Pink from the Sheer Ribbon Combo pack. I added a touch of adhesive to the front and back of the DSP at the join spot. This allows the tape to hold on a bit. And it helps to keep it in place while tieing the White Bakers Twine.
The finishing touch of this card is the bling. Of course there must be bling!! I chose to use the Blooming Pearls in the Bubble Bath and used different sizes. There are two of the larger ones on the Bubble Bath layer and then a small one is highlighting one of the flowers on the White DSP.
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The card I am sharing today is one my downline, Karen Szczepkowski, made as a swap for OnStage. I fell in love with it immediately. And I bet you will as well.
The Card
Above is the card laying flat for mailing. Now for the stamp up view.
And the other side
I should have taken a view from the top. The column is square and shows off the three panels of DSP, plus the additional one that is on the right edge. I did not add an inside sentiment in my recreation. However the card folds flat for mailing but also will fold flat to the left so you could easily stamp, write, or add a thin layer with your inside sentiment.
Papers and Directions
The gorgeous DSP are all pieces from the Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper. Each of the three column strips measure 1 3/8 X 5 3/8. And the right side back panel one is 1 1/8 X 5 3/8. The card base is Basic White that measures 5 1/2 X 10 1/8. It is scored at 4 1/4, 5 3/4, 7 1/4, and 8 3/4. Fold and burnish all of the folds with all going in the same direction. As you fold them all you will see that the column almost creates itself as they curl in. To dry fit and square up the column. Lay the card with the “back of the card” to the right and all of the scores to the left. Fold at the 4 1/4 score line and then on each score line making a square of those folds. The last and smallest one does not quite meet the 4 1/4 score line. Now you are ready to secure the column
Before gluing, add all of the DSP panels in place as shown. Next, fold the top sections at the third score line ( the one closest to the 4 1/4 score) and press the others flat. Lift the last, and smallest section, add adhesive to it and tuck under. Press it flat and when you open it up you should have a column. To fold for mailing, simply fold on the 4 1/4 score line and you will have the card laying like the first photo above. Make sure to try this before adding adhesive!!
Sentiment layer
The simple sentiment layer is perfect to not cover the beauty of the paper. This lovely Happy Birthday is from the Charming Sentiments set. And the matching Die cuts it perfectly. The dies are named Sentiment Silhouette Dies. I stamped in Shaded Spruce to bring out the dark green of the DSP. To give some added texture, I added a faux bow from the 2022-2024 In Color Orchid Oasis Bakers Twine. And of course some bling! One of the Fine Purple Shimmer Dots fit that bill perfectly.
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I have a really quick card to share with you today. It is also a great use of DSP. The card is a bright and happy one.
Papers
The most prominent part of this card is the bright papers used. The card base is Berry Burst and then the pairing of Azure Afternoon. This color is quickly becoming a favorite. Of course the DSP helps in the brightness and of pairing the two colors. This gorgeous mix of colors is from the Masterfully Made Designer Series Paper. Stampin’ Up! Designers created this paper by tearing strips of fabric, paper, and layering over copied text. It is beautiful in my book and they are so creative!
To help the focal layer Pop from all of the pretty paper colors, I added a piece of Vellum card stock behind the floral sentiment layer. Vellum can add a lot to a card by it’s simplicity. And it is on the retiring list! That is so sad. I am covered though, I have quite a lot of it and plan on continuing to use it.
Inside View
The front of the card is all about the color. But there is a little bit of Fun Fold to this card. The card base is a quarter sheet of card stock with a “card” added to the front. Here is the open view:
How simple is this!!! In retrospect, I will recreate this and have the Azure Afternoon as a full fold and not simply the partial at the top. That will add a blue layer all the way down the card. As I said above, the card base is 4 1/4 X 5 1/2 of Berry Burst card stock. The Azure Afternoon is 3 X 6 1/4 and scored / folded at 3/4. (Next version will be 3 X 11 and scored / folded at 5 1/2) And the Basic White layer is the same as the DSP layer. They are 2 3/4 X 5 1/4.
Stamps
The stamp set used here is an old favorite. It is the Inked & Tiled stamp set. I love the definition in the flowers of this set. It is sort of a distressed look. The simple flower on the front of the card is stamped in Berry Burst with the stamen in Memento Tuxedo Black Ink. I love the sweet sentiment and it is from the set also. On the inside is Happy Birthday stamped In Azure Afternoon. For the small flower head I used Stampin’ Write Markers in Berry Burst and Shaded Spruce to color the red rubber and then stamp. Again, all of the stamps are from the Inked & Tiled set.
Finishes
The added pieces of the card are created with two punches. They are the 1 3/4 Circle Punch for the sentiment and the Decorative Circle Punch for the Vellum background. The Decorative Circle is a go to for me and it is retiring!! I may have shed a tear over that information 🙁
To add more color to the focal layer, I added a faux bow beneath the sentiment layer. It is using the blue from the Sheer Ribbon Combo pack. This ribbon is fairly thin and so easy to work with. The final touch is Bling! I was very restrained and only added one Rhinestone to the center of the flower.
Retiring Items and Price Increases
Please do not forget to check out all of the retiring products. All of the items are accessible below by clicking on the Annual Catalog or Mini Catalog lists. There are quite a lot of punches and dies retiring. My two favorite punches, the Decorative Circle and the Double Oval are on the list. Additionally, Very Vanilla Thick card stock is retiring as are the Very Vanilla note cards & envelopes, plus Medium Very Vanilla envelopes.
ALSO there are some upcoming price increases in the new catalog. They are not on everything, but card stock, Inks, and adhesives are the main ones. So stock up now before the increase.
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Today’s card began as an oopsy cards! I was designing a card for a class and cut the paper wrong. Of course I did not notice it until after I had adhered the DSP to that layer. So the card I am sharing is one that I figured out how to use the piece anyway.
Papers
The cut up layer was the problem child. I love the Masterfully Made Designer Series Paper and hated to toss it. After a bit of contemplation, I decided to cut the layers into strips to randomly place on this card base. Actually they are not randomly placed but you understand I hope.
The card base is Basic White with a layer of Berry Burst. I pulled the Berry Burst from the DSP. The layer behind the DSP is Azure Afternoon. Since the DSP is sort of “torn” pieces anyway, the cutting into strips really was not a huge stretch.
Stamps and Punch
The stamped images are all from the Darling Details stamp set. I wanted something lighter with the busy background. The flower is outline stamped with Berry Burst Ink and then filled with Bubble Bath Ink. I added leaves of Pretty Peacock. The small sentiment didn’t really show when I stamped it on the flower layer. So I stamped on scrap and then fussy cut. By doing this and raising it with Stampin’ Dimensionals it really pops. To give an additional shape with the strips, I punched the sentiment layer with the Heartfelt Hexagon Punch. The entire layer is raised as well.
Finishes
To complete this card I added some of the Sheer Ribbon Combo in Azure Afternoon. There are a couple of strips simply adhered below the sentiment layer. For the Bling, I went back to one of my favorites, the Festive Pearls. I am so sad they are retiring. I love that there are different colors included in this pearls pack. And between them they go with almost everything. For today I added a trio of the silver pearls to the center of the flower.
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Today’s card is a Lovely & Sweet card. Plus it is a fairly quick one. The mix of Lovely & Sweet with the amazing matching DSP is wonderful.
Papers
The papers are the star of this card. But not for the reason you would think. Generally I pick colors from the DSP. This card was originally designed around the floral image. It is part of one of the Nature’s Sweetness Designer Series Paper prints. Having a matching Die to cut out the image is Fabulous!! And I think one of the best ideas Stampin’ Up! has incorporated into their Suites of products.
The image was Die cut and then colored softly. I didn’t want the colors to overpower the gold outline of the design. And to match the gold, I added the layer of Wild Wheat behind that was embossed using the Crosshatch folder from the Basics Embossing Folders that are an Online Exclusive. This is a favorite background as it works with anything. And finally to pull out the center of the flower, I added a Deckled Circle cut from Berry Burst card stock.
Stamp and Die Bundle
The Lovely & Sweet Bundle is a mix of sweet sentiments and flowers to compliment the DSP. With matching Dies that not only work with the stamps, but the paper as well, it is a keeper. The stamped image of the flower, I cut from paper, has the proper flower name. It looks like Prune in the writing. And since I am not a horticulture person I Googled it. Come to find out this is an Almond Tree. I was surprised as that is not what the name sounded like. But it made it easy to color based on the photo in my Google search.
The simple sentiment is from the stamp set as well. With all of the business of the other components, I opted to keep this part very simple. I stamped with Berry Burst and then just angle cut the ends. It is a little larger than I would normally do that size sentiment. But a smaller one got lost.
Finishes
There are simple finishes for this card as it has quite a bit of layers and dimension. I added Burlap ribbon from the Red & Burlap Ribbon Combo. Then had to add a touch of Bling. There are a scattering of the Gold pearls from the Festive Pearls embellishments. I wanted another gold to match the flower outline.
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