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Dainty Flowers cards with time saving tips!


I made this pretty card in just a few minutes with 1/8 of a 12 X 12" piece of the Dainty Flowers designer paper.  That means you can get 8 cards from each sheet! 

I made the first cut across at 5 1/2".  Then cut each piece at 3" wide.  This gorgeous print is just one of many in this pack.  It's free with any $50 order during our Sale-a-Bration promotion from January 5th – February 28th.  See it here. 

   

If you don't have the ribbon color you want, color it with a Blends marker.  Our Blends markers come in a 2-pack of light and dark; try both to see which one fits your needs.  And did you know that if you go over it more than once you can get a darker shade?  This works on both paper AND ribbon! 

If you're making multiples of the same card AND heat embossing why not stamp & heat emboss multiples at the same time?  

I inked the greetings (from Dainty Delight) in Versamark ink and stamped on the Old Olive CS. Then covered in White embossing powder before heat embossing with the Heat Tool.  Now I could trim them into strips for my cards.  

Tip; you cannot do an entire page at once or the ink dries before you can get powder on it.  I did 4-5 at a time and it works fine.  It all depends on how fast you can cover it with powder.  

**Before stamping I swiped my card stock with the embossing buddy. This is an anti-static bag that prevents excess powder from sticking where you don't want it.  The embossing buddy is included in our Embossing Additions Tool Kit seen here. 

You can see more cards in this video I shared on Tuesday.  Click here or on the photo below: 

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    Whether you scrapbook or make cards these Flip Flaps are super fun! A great way to add hidden layers in a surprising way.

    Stampin’ Up! created a picture tutorial on how to use them with additional ideas as well. Click here to see it.

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  • Last Chance List is updated!


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    There are tons of products with some at 60% off regular price. They’re available while supplies last.

    You can see it all by scrolling down a bit.

    Click on each item to see it in the store. Remember you can redeem a Product of the Month once you hit the $75 mark.

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  • Exciting Times card with a new In Color


    Here’s a neat card that showcases a bunch of new products from the 2026 Summer catalog by Stampin’ Up!.

    This is our new ‘Golden Glow’ in color with Blueberry Bushel and White. I added white centers to the small embossed daisies with our new White Gel Pen.

    It features a ton of new products which I’ll list here:

    I trimmed off one inch from the card front to reveal the pretty DSP on the inside edge. I originally created this for a possible swap card; but it didn’t make the cut. Do you see the blooper/mistake here?

    Thanks for stopping in today; I appreciate it!

    Below are the two new kits in June!

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