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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!

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.

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.

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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  • A new catalog sneak peek!


    I’ve joined a ton of swaps to get lots of samples for my upcoming New Catalog Open House party on May 2nd. If you’re local stop in between 11:30-1:30 pm that day at my home studio.

    Here’s one of the swaps I made:

    It is made with the Opulent Oasis bundle. This bundle will be available to order on May 5th.

    My colors include Pool Party, Petal Pink and the new Crisp Cantaloupe (card base). I love the colors together! Can you tell there’s a hint of White on some of the raised texture? I rubbed my Craft White ink pad over the surface afterwards.

    Notice that big textured floral element – that is made with something brand new, called Impressions dies.

    Here’s how you use them: I used the die first to cut out the flower like usual. It did not have the deep impression in it with the first cut. Then I put in in the Cut & Emboss machine again with the same die but this time added the new Impressions mat. This floppy, stretchy mat pushes the card stock into the die and gives that deep texture. So cool! I’ve heard you can use other ‘non-impression’ dies with this mat too!

    There are a few new & exciting impression dies coming out in the new catalog on May 5th.

    I hope you’re getting excited about all of the new products that are coming to you in this fabulous new catalog. I know you’ll love it.

    April Specials:

    Check out the Last Chance list here; these items go fast!

    Product of the Month is the Eyelet Blooms dies

    *Get a free 12 project tutorial when you redeem this POM from me!

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    Free PDF tutorial featuring the Delicate Whispers suite!

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  • New Catalog designer paper share; coming soon!


    I will be offering a new catalog designer paper share from the new catalog.

    I don’t have the details yet but I’m working on them this week. Stay tuned for a nice big selection of NEW papers in my share!

    I’m including 12 designer papers (including specialty) from the new 2026 May-August catalog in this share. You can choose from a 6 X 6″ papers or double it and get most in 6″ X 12″ size.

    *I’ll get my pricing and amounts figured out this week and repost it next week.

    I will likely do an embellishment share too. I’ll be out of town this week but I’ll have it all figured out by next week.

    April Specials:

    Check out the Last Chance list here; these items go fast!

    Product of the Month is the Eyelet Blooms dies

    *Get a free 12 project tutorial when you redeem this POM from me!

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  • NEW color & bundle in this fun fold card with free project sheet & video


    One of my favorite new In Colors is Hydrangea Hue and pairing it with the new All Aflutter bundle was a perfect match-up!

    There are 5 new products featured on this card; all from the upcoming 2026 May-August catalog.

    – All Aflutter stamp & punch bundle
    – Hydrangea Hue ink and card stock
    – 2026-28 In Color printed DSP
    – Fern & Flora 3D embossing folder
    – Hydrangea Hue 3/8″ ribbon

    These products are available to Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators right now (pre-order period) but customers can start purchasing them on May 5th! That’s when the new 2026 May – August catalog debuts. Start your ‘wishlist’!

    This new All Aflutter bundle is a BIG favorite of mine; I love the coordinating butterfly images and that punch.

    This card is a fun fold layout. Can you see the separation between the White layer and the DSP under it? The textured layer is adhered to just the left side of the card front which leaves an area to slide the right side of the White CS between the layers. It’s so cool!

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

    It’s so easy to make but you’ll want to watch the video tutorial below will help you understand it.

    April Specials:

    Check out the Last Chance list here; these items go fast!

    Product of the Month is the Eyelet Blooms dies

    *Get a free 12 project tutorial when you redeem this POM from me!

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