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Happy 4th of July everyone!
Today's card is made with my new stamp set called 'Life is Beautiful'! Stampin' Up! lets us assist in creating our own stamp set as part of our Million Dollar Achievement! So fun!
The colors are Real Red, Pacific Point and Crumb Cake. I added a few Red and clear rhinestones on the sparkles/snowflakes.
I received the stamp set and card a few weeks ago and have a few projects ready to share with you soon!
Have a wonderful holiday weekend everyone!
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Here are a few more team swaps featuring Stampin’ Up!’s specialty papers:
First up today is Tracey’s card who used the fractured technique.
This technique starts with a large piece of designer paper. Then add the diagonal square layer. Next you simply start adding the thin strips of DSP around the edges of the square piece; trimming off the excess on the outer edges. So easy!
She chose the Lovely & Beautiful DSP for the main piece and the strips are the Season of Elegance specialty DSP found in the Annual Catalog.
The greeting is from Blessed Beginnings stamp set. I love the thin layer of gold on the outer edge!
Measurements:
The inside greeting is from Prayers & Promises, the flower and leaves are from the Simply Beautiful stamp set.
Next is a pretty card made by Marla who also used the Season of Elegance DSP.
The main circle dies are from the brand new Springtime Scenes bundle which is currently out of stock. The greeting circle is from the Spotlight on Nature dies.
Her colors are Blackberry Bliss, Crushed Curry & Basic Beige.
Card base is 8 1/2″ X 5 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″. DSP is 4″ X 5 1/4″
More swaps are coming tomorrow!
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March Specials!
March Product of the Month is the Notes of Spring stamp set!
It’s just $5 with a $75 purchase.
Get my March PDF free with any Online purchase!
NEW Online Exclusives are here!
Get the retiring In Colors while you can; they’re already going fast!
Our card swap theme for February was to feature our beautiful specialty papers. Today I’m sharing three of them with you.
First is a neat fun fold card by Karen. She chose the Lovely & Beautiful specialty DSP and her card shows off both sides wonderfully!
She also used the Three Banner bundle for her greeting. Love that saying! See this punch bundle here.
The stitched square die-cut from Stylish Shapes dies hides the inside panel perfectly.
Measurements are as follows:
Next is Kim’s card who also chose to use the Lovely & Beautiful DSP. She heat embossed her greeting on Vellum!
Notice the brand new embossing folder – it’s called Lazy Daisy and coordinates great with the DSP she chose.
Measurements:
Next is a neat shaker card made by Joan. She used the Good Luck stamp set.
Her colors are Shy Shamrock (of course!) and Shaded Spruce with Gold accents.
Measurements:
I’ll share more Team swaps tomorrow.
March Specials!
March Product of the Month is the Notes of Spring stamp set!
It’s just $5 with a $75 purchase.
Get my March PDF free with any Online purchase!
NEW Online Exclusives are here!
Get the retiring In Colors while you can; they’re already going fast!
I’m super excited to share that the newest Online Exclusives are now available to customers! Us Demo’s have been able to pre-order them for over a month and there are sooo many you’re going to love! Go here to see them all.
Below is one of my favorite suites; the Paradise Garden suite.
I absolutely love this designer series paper! In fact it will be featured in one of my March kits to go.
Click here to see all of the newest Online products.
The new Product of the Month for March is the Notes of Spring stamp set. A sweet 2-step photopolymer set you can redeem for just $5 once your order reaches the $75 mark.
They’ve also added three new kits in our Kit Collection. Go here to see them all.
I’m featuring the Cute as a Bug designer paper in my free PDF for online orders in March. You’ll find lots of inspiration here!
Just place an order here to receive it!
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