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2 different card ideas for a ‘Mystery Card challenge’ with Sentimental Swirls with video


Every few months I offer a 'Mystery Card' challenge to my Flowerbug's Team.  They can opt in to receive a packet from me and I ask that they use some of the pieces in the packet to create a project and share it on our Team page.  They can add anything to the card that they want to. 

I shared these ideas in the video I made on my weekly FB Live. Click here to watch it. 

This time I focused on Brights DSP, vellum doilies, a Label Me Lovely punched piece and our Rainbow Glimmer paper in the annual catalog. 

I pulled out the Sentimental Swirls stamp set seen here for my cards and added Black accents and a strip of Melon Mambo. 

I've always loved swirl images so this set was an easy choice.  Then add in the cute greetings (most are my 'go to' favorites) and 2-step stamp images and it's a hit! 

The card base is white, the DSP was Mango Melody and the Rainbow Glimmer paper had pinks & orange tones.  I used the Ladybug Builder punch for Black bodies & glimmer wings.  I cut the vellum doily in half on the diagonal to add it on the upper and lower part of the card.  A few Artistry adhesive-backed sequins finish it off!

I made a few more with other 'mystery card' packets. This one had Bermuda Bay DSP in it and similar colors of Rainbow Glimmer paper.  I think the bright colors are perfect together!  The orange & pink really pop on the Bermuda Bay! 

The flowers are from the Flowers & Leaves punch and the flower centers are die-cuts from the Pierced Blooms dies. Here I cut the doily in half again and added both pieces at the bottom, under the greeting. 


The Rainbow Glimmer paper is in the Annual Catalog and will likely retire next week.  Get it here while you still can. You can see it in the photos above & below.  


You might wonder where I got that greeting shape.  It's actually the Label Me Lovely punch.  But I altered the size by punching it twice; removing some of it so it was much smaller.  

To do this easily, I stamp on a scrap of White and punch it out as usual.  Then I adhere a strip of card stock (black in the photo above) to the edge of the punched piece and insert it back into the punch.  The strip of card stock allows me to 'reach' and adjust the punch easily.  

Which card is your favorite? 

You'll enjoy the tips & ideas in the video below; click on the photo to watch it. 

 

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  • Beautiful & Soft Barely Blush In Color fun fold card


    Here’s another card I shared on last week’s video. I love, love this color combination!

    It’s our newest In Color called Barely Blush paired with Granny Apple Green. Most of the products are from our upcoming new 2026 May – August catalog.
    There are lots of newI chose the Valley in Bloom designer paper along with a new Floral Spray 3D embossing folder. The greeting and dies are from the Scalloped Blossoms stamp set. The butterfly is from the new All Aflutter bundle.

    It’s an easy fun fold that gives you the opportunity to make both the designer paper and an embossing folder the star of your card.

    I created a free project sheet for this card. Click here to print or download it.

    Below is the video tutorial I shared last week. Please subscribe to my YouTube channel here so you don’t miss any of my project videos.

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  • Springtime Scenes easy fun fold card


    Today is the last day of the double reward points promotion. Shop here and take advantage of it!

    I shared this striking fun fold card here a few weeks ago. You’ll find the free project sheet there too.

    I had leftover pieces and wanted to make a few thank you cards with it. Here’s what I came up with:

    I used the same colors of Shaded Spruce & Blueberry Bushel but chose the Springtime Scenes bundle instead. The images and die-cuts are all from the Springtime Scenes bundle seen here.

    This bundle is one of my newest favorites I reach for. There is so much to love about it!

    I think this color combination is wonderful; deep rich colors with White is a stunner.

    Thanks for tuning in today; have a great weekend.

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