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Curvy Celebration ideas!

Here are a few more projects I made with the Curvy Celebrations products. 

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Above is a super simple card made by cutting just one piece of Cinnamon Cider card stock in half with one of the Curvy dies.  Separate them on the Vanilla card and add a curvy greeting.  Finish with a few punched leaves from the Beautiful Autumn punch bundle. 

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On this card I added the White curvy die-cut layer to a piece of Artistry Blooms designer paper and finished it with a few Blossom punches and Artistry Blooms sequins.  Easy!

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The card above features my strips technique I shared here in this video.  So fun and a great way to use scraps of Designer Paper! 

Here's another great reason to get any of these items now; everyone who places an online order (or orders any of the Curvy Celebrations items) will receive a free 22 project PDF full of ideas for their new products! 

I chose to get it all at once with the entire Curvy Celebrations bundle seen here.  

Here are some sneak peaks of the projects in the free PDF: 

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Above are ideas featuring the Quite Curvy set and below are projects with the Curvy Christmas set. 

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  • Neat Diagonal Z-fold with Balloon Festoon; free project sheet too!

    I created this card for my May Team swap; the theme was to use new Summer catalog products.

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    The Balloon Festoon bundle is a new favorite of mine. The multiple sizes of balloon dies are just wonderful and perfect for any celebratory event. See it here.

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    I used the 12 X 12 Pool Party 2-tones card stock for the diagonal layer. It’s 12″ X 5 1/4″ scored every 4″. Then simply cut at an angle from the lower left to the upper second score line.

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    The cute patterned balloons are cut from the new Beautiful Ordinary Life designer paper (seen here) and the new 2026-28 In Color Patterns DSP. See it here.

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    I created a free project sheet for you; click here to print or download it.

    Below is the video where I shared this card and another featuring the same products.

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    June’s Product of the Month is this adorable stamp set! Redeem it for just $5 once your order is over the $75 mark.

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  • Clearance Rack is updated; don’t wait to grab the deals while you can

    The Clearance Rack has new products added; these are while supplies last so check it out here ASAP. The best deals go fast!
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    There are also NEW kits in our Kit Collection today. Go here to see them.

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  • Balloon Festoon surprise slider card with video tutorial

    I shared this CUTE card on last week’s Live video. We made it at my May card clubs:

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    It features the Balloon Festoon bundle seen here and the Beautiful Ordinary Life designer series paper. Both are in the 2026 May – August catalog by Stampin’ Up! They pair up wonderfully together!

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    It might look like a simple fun fold card but look how it opens:

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    The inside greeting layer slides out when you open the front of the card. It’s super easy! Watch the video below to see my tips & tricks on this card fold.

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    My colors include Pool Party, Crisp Cantaloupe, White & Daffodil Delight. I used the colors in the Beautiful Ordinary Life DSP as a guide.

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    Here’s the free project sheet for this card; click here. Feel free to download it to print or save in your files for later.

    Below is the video tutorial; I hope you watch it! There’s a second card I share as well; I’ll feature that project in tomorrow’s post.

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