Hello and welcome to the Product of the Month Collaboration Blog Hop. Sadly, I forgot to add the Shining Stars dies, October’s product of the month to my order………sad face….so have made my card using the September offering, Luxe Foliage Speciality Paper which is still available in the UK.
I created the golden blossoms card using the following supplies:
Peaceful Pine card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored on the long-side at 4⅛” Basic White – 4⅛” by 2¼” Basic White – 4½” by 1” Basic White – 4⅛” by ¾” Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside Scrap Luxe Foliage dsp
I added a piece of Adhesive Sheet to the back of the 4⅛” by 2¼” panel of Basic White card and removed the backing.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage designer series paper which is the September product of the Month – Product of the Month Collaboration Blog Hop
I cut ⅜” strips of the Luxe Foliage dsp and laid them, one at a time on the diagonal and butted up to the one before. I cut off the excess and, if they were long enough, I re-used them until the panel was covered.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage designer series paper which is the September product of the Month – Product of the Month Collaboration Blog Hop
Using the largest die from the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies I cut a scalloped edge into the 4½” by 1” piece of Basic White card. This was then adhered to the bottom of the striped panel.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage designer series paper which is the September product of the Month – Product of the Month Collaboration Blog Hop
On the remaining strip of Basic White card I stamped the sentiment, from the Cutest Crew stamp set centrally along the top. This was then glued to the top of the stripped panel. The whole piece was mounted onto the Peaceful Pine card front on Dimensionals.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage designer series paper which is the September product of the Month – Product of the Month Collaboration Blog Hop
A trio of Moody Palette Glossy Dots finished the card.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage designer series paper which is the September product of the Month – Product of the Month Collaboration Blog Hop
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Hello and welcome to the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop where we are sharing cards celebrating friendship. I have gone a bit rogue with this one and thought I would try my hand at reverse hot foiling – one small problem, my reverse die hasn’t yet arrived, so I improvised with interesting results.
I created the rustic garden silhouette card using the following supplies:
Thick Basic White card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored on the long-side at 4⅛” Secret Sea – 5” by 3¼” Basic White – 5” by 3¼” Light Pink Foil Scrap Secret Sea
I had previously used the Hot Foil System with the Garden Silhouette Hot Foil dies and Light Pink Foil make a card and had kept the negative piece of foiling to use for something else.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Garden Silhouette and the Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
As my Reverse Hot Foiling Plate hasn’t arrived, I decided to try using the back of the Buffalo Check Hot Foil die and the panel of Basic White card.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Garden Silhouette and the Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
The result wasn’t quite what I hoped for as the foiling proved very patchy. I suspect the Buffalo Check die isn’t quite as thick as the Reverse Foil die……..lesson learned. Howver, I quite liked the rustic effect and decided to go with it by distressing the edges of the foiled white piece using Detailed Scissors.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Garden Silhouette and the Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
The reverse foiled piece was then adhered to the Secret Sea panel which was mounted onto the Thick Basic White card front on Dimensionals.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Garden Silhouette and the Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
I used a hot foiled sentiment, made using the Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Die and the same Light Pink Foil and added it to the card front to finish my card.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Garden Silhouette and the Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
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I created the celebration balloon card using the following supplies:
Crumb Cake card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored on the long-side at 4⅛” Basic White – 4½” by 3½” Crushed Curry dsp- 4½” by 1” x 2 Lost lagoon – 4⅛” by 1” Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside Scrap Crushed Curry, Azure Afternoon, Lost Lagoon and Crumb Cake
I used the confetti image to add texture to the upper left and lower right of the Crumb Cake card front using Crumb Cake ink. The strip of Lost Lagoon card was then glued across the centre of the card front.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Balloon Festoon stamp set and dies with the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies to make a card for the Color Inkspirations Challenge
From the 4½” by 3½” piece of Basic White card I die cut a scalloped rectangle. Using a Blending Brush I added Azure Afternoon to the centre of the die cut rectangle and randomly stamped the confetti image using 2nd generation Azure Afternoon ink.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Balloon Festoon stamp set and dies with the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies to make a card for the Color Inkspirations Challenge
I die cut the short side of the scalloped rectangle from the strips of Crushed Curry ink and glued them to the top and bottom of the White rectangle. The whole piece was mounted onto the card front using Mini Glue Dots.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Balloon Festoon stamp set and dies with the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies to make a card for the Color Inkspirations Challenge
From scrap Crushed Curry, Azure Afternoon and Lost Lagoon card I die cut the smallest balloon. From scrap Crumb Cake card I die cut three balloon strings. I stamped some of the decorative images onto the balloons in co-ordinating inks and added the strings to each balloon before adhering them to the inked rectangle.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Balloon Festoon stamp set and dies with the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies to make a card for the Color Inkspirations Challenge
The sentiment was stamped on scrap Azure Afternoon card with Azure Afternoon ink before being cut apart and added to the panel. Crumb Cake Baker’s Twine bows were added to two of the balloons and a trio of 2026 – 2028 In Color Dots finished the card.
A pretty card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Balloon Festoon stamp set and dies with the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies to make a card for the Color Inkspirations Challenge
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Hello and welcome to the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop where we are showcasing a product of the month. I am sharing a card made using the Luxe Foliage Speciality Paper which was out September product of the month.
I created the Luxe Foliage card using the following supplies:
Secret Sea card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored on the long-side at 4⅛” Secret Sea – 5⅝” by 3⅞” Basic White – 4½” by 3½” Luxe Foliage dsp- 3½” by 2⅜” Basic White – 2¾” by 1½” Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside
Using the Hot Foil System, I added gold Swiss Dots to the large panel of Secret Sea card.
A Christmas card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage Speciality paper, the Swiss Dots Hot Foil Dies and the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
I wrapped a length of Bordered Open Weave Ribbon around the dotty panel and glued it to the Secret Sea card front.
A Christmas card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage Speciality paper, the Swiss Dots Hot Foil Dies and the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
Using the Scalloped Christmas Cheer Dies I die cut a scalloped rectangle from the 4½” by 3½” panel of Basic White card.
A Christmas card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage Speciality paper, the Swiss Dots Hot Foil Dies and the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
The piece of Luxe Foliage dsp was the cut to fit and adhered just inside the stitched lines of the scalloped rectangle. The whole piece was then mounted onto the card front on Dimensionals.
A Christmas card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage Speciality paper, the Swiss Dots Hot Foil Dies and the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
The same set of dies was used to cut a small, scalloped circle from the small piece of Basic White card and the sentiment was stamped with Secret Sea ink. The label was then adhered to the card front.
A Christmas card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Luxe Foliage Speciality paper, the Swiss Dots Hot Foil Dies and the Scalloped Christmas Cheer dies for the Stamping With Friends Blog Hop
A ribbon bow was added with a Mini Glue Dot to finish the card.
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Hello and welcome to the Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop where we are sharing beginner to avid cards. Starting with a simple card that a beginner would enjoy putting together and using the same rough layout to create a stepped-up version for the casual crafter with a little more experience and ‘stuff’ to make. Finally, designing a card for the avid crafter with lots of layers and bits. I have made my cards using the Festive Cheer stamp set and dies with the Everyday Arches dies.
Hydrangea Hue card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored on the long-side at 4⅛” Night of Navy – 4⅞ by 3⅛” Basic White – 4¾” by 3” Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside
I stamped the outline bauble image onto the smaller panel of Basic White card using Night of Navy ink. The infill colour was added using Hydrangea Hue ink.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
The bauble topper was added with Daffodil Delight ink; the hanging cord was stamped in Night of Navy and the bow stamped with Hydrangea Hue ink.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
I added a scattering of snowflakes with 2nd generation Daffodil Delight ink. The sentiment was stamped with Night of Navy ink.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
The stamped panel was glued to the Night of Navy panel and then to the Hydrangea Hue card front.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
A trio of Sunset Sparkle Sequins finished the card.
Casual Card
Hydrangea Hue card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored on the long-side at 4⅛” Night of Navy – 4⅞” by 3⅛” Basic White – 4¾” by 3” Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside Scrap Basic White
I wanted to add a bit of interest to the card base so stamped the ‘falala’ sentiment in Hydrangea Hue ink on either side of the card base.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
Using a Blending Brush I added Daffodil Delight ink to the smaller panel of Basic White card. I stamped the hanging cord, twice with Night of Navy ink onto the inked area.
I stamped the outline bauble images onto the scrap Basic White card using Night of Navy ink. The infill colour was added with either Hydrangea Hue or Daffodil Delight ink.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
I stamped a bauble topper with Daffodil Delight ink and Night of Navy ink. The baubles and toppers were then die cut using the Festive Cheer dies. I glued the toppers to the baubles and mounted them onto the card with Dimensionals, both standard and mini.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
I added a scattering of snowflakes with 2nd generation Daffodil Delight ink. The sentiment was stamped with Night of Navy ink.
The stamped panel was glued to the Night of Navy panel and then to the Hydrangea Hue card front.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
A trio of Sunset Sparkle Sequins finished the card.
Avid Card
Hydrangea Hue card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored on the long-side at 4⅛” Night of Navy – 5¼” by 3¾” Basic White – 5” by 3½” Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside Scrap Basic White, Daffodil Delight, Hydrangea Hue & Night of Navy
I stamped the ‘falala’ sentiment in Hydrangea Hue ink across the top of the card base.
From the smaller panel of Basic White and the panel of Night of Navy I die cut two nesting arches using the Everyday Arches dies. Using a Blending Brush I added Daffodil Delight ink to the Basic White die cut arch and stamped the sentiment with Night of Navy ink.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
On scrap Basic White card, I stamped the outline of a selection of baubles using Night of Navy ink. The infill colour was added to the baubles using either Hydrangea Hue or Daffodil Delight ink. The baubles were then die cut out. The bauble toppers were die cut from scrap Daffodil Delight and Night of Navy. Using the same scrap card, I die cut a Daffodil Delight and Night of Navy bow.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
I adhered a scrap of Adhesive Sheet to a scrap piece of Night of Navy card and die cut the hanging cords. I also die cut a pine bough from scrap Hydrangea Hue card.
The pine bough was adhered to the Basic White arch and the hanging cords added with the tops tucked under the bow and the ends trimmed down.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
I glued the toppers to the baubles and mounted them onto the card with either Liquid Glue or Dimensionals, both standard and mini. I added a scattering of snowflakes with 2nd generation Daffodil Delight ink. The bows were then added to a couple of the baubles.
The stamped arch was then glued to the Night of Navy arch and then to the Hydrangea Hue card front. A trio of Sunset Sparkle Sequins finished the card.
A trio of handmade Christmas cards for the beginner, casual and avid crafter made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Festive Cheer stamp set and Festive Cheer Dies – Ink. Stamp. Share Blog Hop
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Hello and welcome to the Stampin’ Dreams Blog Hop where we are sharing projects inspired by the theme ‘trick or treat’. Now, Halloween isn’t a big thing in the UK so I haven’t got any of the new Halloween themed stamp sets or dsp and as we are in the middle of packing up our house ready to move most of my craft supplies have been packed away so I have made the best use of what I have.
I created the trick or treat card using the following supplies:
Basic Black card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored at 4⅛” on the long side Basic White – 5⅜” by 3⅝” Basic Black dsp – 5¼” by 3½” Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside Scrap Basic White, Crushed Curry and Basic Black
I embossed the panel of Basic Black card using the Fern & Flora 3D Folder and glued it to the 5⅜” by 3⅝” piece of Basic White card.
The embossed panel was then adhered to the Basic Black card front.
A handmade Halloween card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Stylish Shapes dies and Fern & Flora 3D Embossing Folder – Stampin’ Dreams Blog Hop
From scrap Basic White card, I die cut the larger circles using the smallest of the Stylish Shapes Circle dies……. I have packed all my circle punches ……accept the retired ½” Circle which I used to punch out the small Black Circle, the circles were then glued together before being added to the card front.
From scrap Crushed Curry card, I cut a triangle and tucked it under the circles.
A handmade Halloween card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Stylish Shapes dies and Fern & Flora 3D Embossing Folder – Stampin’ Dreams Blog Hop
The sentiment, from the retired Itty Bitty Greetings stamp set (I know it is retired but under the circumstances I hope you’ll forgive me) was stamped with Black ink on scrap Basic White card and trimmed down before being added to the card front.
A handmade Halloween card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Stylish Shapes dies and Fern & Flora 3D Embossing Folder – Stampin’ Dreams Blog Hop
I hope you like it. Please hop on to see what my crafty friends have to share with us today.
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Hello and welcome to the Technique Tuesday Blog Hop where we are sharing a technique of our choice. Now, I am in the middle of moving house and most of my craft room is packed and ready to go so I have used things I have to hand. One of my favourite things is to use up scraps and I have used this idea with the Elegant Leaves dies to create a pretty birthday card.
I created the striped leaves card using the following supplies:
Basic Black card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored at 4⅛” on the long side Basic White – 5¼” by 3½” Basic Black – 5⅛” by 3⅜” Scenic Coast dsp – 6” by ⅜” x 6 or 7 Adhesive Sheet Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside Scrap Basic White
Using the Fern & Flora 3D Embossing Folder I embossed the Basic Black layer and adhered it to the 5¼” by 3½” piece of Basic White card. The whole panel was then glued to the Basic Black card front.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Scenic Coast designer series paper and the Elegant Leaves Dies – Technique Tuesday Blog Hop
I found a scrap piece of Basic White card big enough to die cut the leaves I wanted to use and added a piece of Adhesive Sheet to cover it.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Sunset Coast designer series paper and the Elegant Leaves Dies – Technique Tuesday Blog Hop
The strips of Scenic Coast dsp were then applied, at an angle to the sticky side of the Basic White panel, trimming of the overhanging pieces reusing them if possible.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Scenic Coast designer series paper and the Elegant Leaves Dies – Technique Tuesday Blog Hop
I die cut the large leaf and two smaller leaves from the striped panel and added them to the card front, the large and one of the small leaves on Dimensionals and the remaining leaf with Liquid Adhesive.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Scenic Coast designer series paper and the Elegant Leaves Dies – Technique Tuesday Blog Hop
The sentiment, from the Banner Sayings stamp set was stamped with Black ink onto scrap Basic White card, punched out using the Three Banner Punch and added to the card front to complete the card.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Scenic Coast designer series paper and the Elegant Leaves Dies – Technique Tuesday Blog Hop
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Hello and welcome to the Funky Folds Blog Hop where I am sharing an Autumn leaf overlay card featuring the Elegant Leaves stamp set and dies with the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp).
I created the relaxing chair card using the following supplies:
Thick Basic White card base – 5⅞”” by 5⅛ scored on the short-side at 4⅛” Thick Basic White – 4⅛ by 3⅛” Basic White – 3¼” by 3” Lovely Blossoms dsp – 5¾” by ⅞” Lovely Blossoms dsp – 4” by 1¼” x 2 Scrap Basic White
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Elegant Leavesn stamp set and the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp) – Funky Folds Blog Hop
I stamped the smallest detailed leaf on both pieces of Lovely Blossoms dsp measuring 4” by 1¼” using Old Olive ink. The three pieces of dsp were then glued to the Thick Basic White card base. The long thin piece along the top flap and the two shorter, squatter ones on either side.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Elegant Leavesn stamp set and the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp) – Funky Folds Blog Hop
I embossed the 3¼” by 3” piece of Basic White card using the Lovely Stripes Embossing Folder and glued the embossed piece to the 4⅛ by 3⅛” panel of Thick Basic White card with a small border around both sides and the bottom. It won’t reach the top of the panel, and this is intentional.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Elegant Leavesn stamp set and the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp) – Funky Folds Blog Hop
The embossed piece was then placed onto the card base with the top tucked up under the top flap. I added glue to the top of the embossed panel and folded the top over.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Elegant Leavesn stamp set and the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp) – Funky Folds Blog Hop
I inked up the large, detailed leaf with Darling Duckling ink and added both Cherry Cobbler and Old Olive inks with Sponge Daubers. I then stamped it down on scrap Basic White card. I also stamped the smallest detailed leaf with Cherry Cobbler ink. Both these images were then die cut.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Elegant Leavesn stamp set and the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp) – Funky Folds Blog Hop
The smaller leaf was glued to the larger leaf and a length of retired Old Olive Twine was wrapped around the stems and tied in a bow. The leaves were then added to the embossed card front on Dimensionals.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Elegant Leavesn stamp set and the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp) – Funky Folds Blog Hop
The sentiment was stamped with Cherry Cobbler ink onto scrap Basic White card before being punched out using the Three Banner Punch before being added to the card front.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Elegant Leavesn stamp set and the Lovely Blossoms designer series paper (dsp) – Funky Folds Blog Hop
A trio of 2025 – 2027 In Color Flat Pearls finished the card.
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Hello and welcome to the Crafty Challenge Blog Hop where we have a sketch to give us inspiration. I have made my card using the Sunset Coast stamp set and Scenic Coast designer series paper.
I created the sunset coast card using the following supplies:
Blueberry Bushel card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored at 4⅛” on the long side Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” x 2 – one for the inside Scenic Coast dsp – 5½” by 1⅝” Scenic Coast dsp – 5½” by 1⅝” Blueberry Bushel – 3⅜” by 2¾” Basic White – 3¼” by 2⅝” Scrap Basic White
I cut banner the ends in both pieces of the Scenic Coast designer series paper and adhered them to one of the larger panels of Basic White card, overlapping and trimmed off the excess. The panel was then adhered to the Blueberry Blue card front.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Sunset Coast and Banner Sayings stamp set with the Three Banner Punch and the Scenic Coast designer series paper – Crafty Challenge Blog Hop
I inked up the water image with Balmy Blue ink, randomly added Blueberry Bushel ink with a Sponge Dauber and stamped onto the small panel of Basic White card.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Sunset Coast and Banner Sayings stamp set with the Three Banner Punch and the Scenic Coast designer series paper – Crafty Challenge Blog Hop
The ‘moon’ was stamped in 2nd generation Daffodil Delight ink and I added the moon’s reflection using the same ink.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Sunset Coast and Banner Sayings stamp set with the Three Banner Punch and the Scenic Coast designer series paper – Crafty Challenge Blog Hop
The clouds were stamped with 3rd generation Balmy Blue ink and added the same ink with a Blending Brush to the sky.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Sunset Coast and Banner Sayings stamp set with the Three Banner Punch and the Scenic Coast designer series paper – Crafty Challenge Blog Hop
The boats were then stamped with Early Espresso ink. The panel was glued to the small panel of Blueberry Bushel card and mounted onto the card front on Dimensionals.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Sunset Coast and Banner Sayings stamp set with the Three Banner Punch and the Scenic Coast designer series paper – Crafty Challenge Blog Hop
I stamped the sentiment on scrap Basic White card with Blueberry Bushel ink. I punched it out with the Three Banner Punch and added it to the card front.
A trio of Sunset Sparkle Sequins finished the card.
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Hello and welcome to the Share It Sunday Blog Hop where we are showcasing a recent project. The card I am sharing was made using the Simply Leaves stamp set and the Country Woods designer series paper.
I created the simple leaves card using the following supplies:
Barely Blush card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored at 4⅛” on the long side Basic White – 4⅞” by 3” Country Woods dsp -4⅛” by 3” Misty Moonlight – 4⅛” by ⅜” x 2 Basic White – 4⅛” by ⅜” x 2 Basic White – 5½” by 3¾” – one for the inside Scrap Basic White
I glued the strips of Basic White card, one either side of the panel of Country Woods dsp. I then added the strips of Misty Moonlight card on either side and adhered the whole piece to the Barely Blush card front.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Simple Leaves stamp set and the Country Woods designer series paper – Share It Sunday Blog Hop
I stamped small leaf, from the Simply Leaves stamp set in the centre of the smaller piece of Basic White card with Lemon Lolly ink.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Simple Leaves stamp set and the Country Woods designer series paper – Share It Sunday Blog Hop
I added the same stamp to the left of the Lemon Lolly image with Barely Blush ink and to the right with Soft Sea Foam ink.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Simple Leaves stamp set and the Country Woods designer series paper – Share It Sunday Blog Hop
The small leaf was then stamped again on the right with Balmy Blue ink and on the left with Fresh Freesia ink.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Simple Leaves stamp set and the Country Woods designer series paper – Share It Sunday Blog Hop
Using the dotty image from the Fragrant Layers stamp set I randomly stamped with Misty Moonlight ink.
A handmade card made using Stampin’ Up! product and featuring the Simple Leaves stamp set and the Country Woods designer series paper – Share It Sunday Blog Hop
The sentiment, from the Begonia Belle stamp set was stamped onto the panel with Misty Moonlight ink.
A trio of 2026 – 2028 In Color Dots finished the card.
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