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Easy stack & cut layout with Regal Winter with free project sheet & video

This is one of the cards I shared on last week's Live video.  I chose to feature the beautiful Regal Winter suite seen here. It's new from our 2024 Holiday catalog by Stampin' Up! 

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Isn't the color combination pretty?  It's Blueberry Bushel with Wild Wheat & White.  It's interesting that I chose the color combo from the pretty Regal Winter designer series paper but afterwards I realized they are complimentary colors.  Check out pages 132-133 in the 2024-25 Annual Catalog. Blues & purple are complimentary colors with yellow hues. I explain how to do this this in my video seen here. 

If you have trouble combining colors together start with two main colors.  Using our designer papers as a starting point can make it quite easy. I tend to grab the card stock and hold them next to each other.  I can usually tell if they work well.  But if you can't try using our color wheel information on the pages above.  

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Isn't that double die-cut pretty?  It comes as one die but cuts the main and the outer frame all at once. Click here to see the Regal Flora bundle and here for the Regal Winter designer paper. 

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I stamped the leaf image in Wild Wheat and the blue flower is stamped & die-cut. Next I colored the white areas with a Wild Wheat Blends marker.  Love the golden highlights!  

Click here to print or download the free project sheet. Download Regal Flora Golden Hues of Blue

How did I cut the three pieces of designer paper for this card? I explain in the video below and in the tutorial above.  But basically you stack 3 pieces of designer paper measuring 3 3/4" X 5" and cut into 3 pieces. It's incredibly gorgeous designer paper! 

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As long as you cut them all together it does not matter where your cuts are. You'll get 3 card fronts from the pieces you'll get.  These are layered onto another 4" X 5 1/4" piece of card stock. 

Below is the video tutorial for this and one other card. I hope you watch it AND follow me on my YouTube channel too!

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  • Just a few days left of the Designer Paper & Card stock sale! Don’t miss out!

    I love it when a staple like our card stock and beautiful Designer Papers are discounted. It’s something that we use all of the time in paper crafting.

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    The fact that ALL of our colors coordinate is what makes Stampin’ Up! stand out from the rest. We are known for our color coordination! It’s what keeps me creating and in love with our products.

    Click here or below to see the entire line of discounted papers. This sale ends August 31st!

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  • Get multiple cards from one sheet of Designer Paper! Video & free project sheet too.

    I shared these beautiful cards on a Live video a few weeks ago. I wanted to make the most of one of my favorite sheets of the Valley in Bloom designer series paper. It’s discounted through August!

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    You can get more cards than I show above but I mistakenly cut in the wrong place and missed out on more. This pack of Valley in Bloom DSP has many beautiful sheets in it. Get some while it’s on sale.

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    I recommend cutting the 12 X 12″ sheet into 6 pieces at 3 1/2″ X 4 3/4″. The two center pieces won’t have as much greenery on them but you could change the layout up a bit to reflect that.

    My colors include Pretty Peacock with Old Olive & White. I used a variety of punches for my greetings; mostly from my stash of White elements.

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    The card bases are 8 1/2″ X 5 1/2″ scored at 2 1/8″ & 4 1/4″. I made sure the Olive layer was small enough that the White inside piece shows as an inside layer. You can see the free project sheet with measurements, photos and supplies when you click here.

    I stamped the inside of the cards with the Lily of the Valley stamp set and colored the flowers in with a Blender pen. I love this bundle so much. You can see it here.

    You can see the video for this card and one more below. Don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel!

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    Don’t miss out on the Designer Paper & Cardstock sale! Click here to shop and save.

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  • Hooray for Flowers card kit to go. Tomorrow is the last day for double rewards!

    I created these pretty cards from my July Paper Pumpkin kit. If you missed out on it, you can grab one of these kits below.

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    This kit included so many beautiful flower die-cuts I had to grab extra and create a kit to go around it. I changed up some of the cards and added a few of my own.

    This kit to go includes 12 cards and envelopes, the PP kit and the extra pieces/die-cuts added on. You’ll also receive the PDF tutorial as well for $31 plus shipping.

    Go here to grab yours; I have a limited supply. You’ll receive the tutorial immediately in your email. The kit to go will be shipped out within a few days. Add on an extra kit or two and save $$ on shipping costs. See them all here.

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    Friday is the last day to take advantage of the Double Rewards credits this month. Along with the paper and card stock sale you cannot go wrong! Go here to shop.

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