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New Product share & video tutorial on how to create sky through aspen trees


Last week I shared a video highlighting the new products I pre-ordered from both the 2026 Spring catalog and the newest Online Exclusives. I also shared some swaps using new products including this one I made:

This was made with a new stamp set called Aspen Grove. You might know I have a love for tree and leaf stamp sets so this was a definite ‘yes’ on my list. I made over 20 of these for my swap! But I like making multiples of cards I love.

I chose Old Olive, Black and Balmy Blue as my colors here. I knew I wanted a blue sky between the tree limbs so I had to figure out a way to do that. Mmm…..

Here’s what I did: I stamped the three tree limbs on a post it not and fussy cut around and between them. I then stamped on my White card stock and placed the post it note over the stamped image. Now I can add Balmy Blue ink over it all. Tip: I did add a bit more adhesive on the post it note but the best thing would be to use a post it note that is sticky all over (found at the office stores).

After I added the blue sky with a blending brush I stamped the tree leaves repeatedly at the top using Old Olive ink, stamping in both 1st & 2nd generation inks (stamping off once).
The greeting is from a new stamp set called Prayers & Promises.

Here’s the free project sheet you can download or print. Click here.

As you can see below the images in this set are mostly tree limbs and leaves. It’s what I like to call a ‘builder’ set where you can create your own scenes.

Did you spy the new embossing folder called Lovely Stripes? I placed it in the folder on the angle to add more interest. This folder and the stamp set will be available starting tomorrow – Tuesday, January 6th! Click here to shop.

Below is the video tutorial for this card and the new product shares too. I hope you watch! Don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube Channel here.

January Specials:

Bonus days are here!

Get this free PDF with all online orders in January!

The 2026 Spring Catalog is live!

January’s Product of the Month
Fabulous Sayings set
Get it for $5 with any $75 purchase

Check out the newest Kits in our Kit Collection here.

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  • How to use our Flip Flaps


    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.

    Here’s the link to see our Flip Flaps in the online store.

    Here’s the latest product of the month – Wild Bunch stamp set – just $5 with a $75 online order. Click here

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  • Last Chance List is updated!


    Check out the updated Last Chance list here.
    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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