The Branching Out bundle is retiring! Check out this fun fold card with video tutorial!

December 17, 2025

We made this card earlier this fall and I realize I haven’t shared it with you yet. I also made a video too – scroll down….

The colors include Pecan Pie with Crumb Cake, Early Espresso & Shaded Spruce. I used various wood-like designer series papers for the side panel. See how it has a double fold?

Also notice the ‘white’ snow on the pine boughs plus snow in the background. You can achieve that without heat embossing. We used White Craft ink and stamped over the pine. Easy & a fun accent!

The stamp set is retiring but the dies are not. The bundle is on the last chance list now. Click here to see it.
It’s been one of my favorite products in our Holiday catalog this year. It’s timeless and can be used for fall, winter or Christmas!

Besides the video tutorial here’s a free project sheet for you too. Click here to download or print it.

I’m glad the dies are not retiring but I have to say the stamp set is among my top 5 favorites!

Below is the video tutorial which gives you tips on stamping the branches with the pines and pine cones.

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Gorgeous color combo in this Impressions Abloom card

May 30, 2025
Look at this pretty card made almost entirely of die-cuts!

I absolutely love these soft colors together! Pretty in Pink with the new Cloud Cover & White.

Measurements:
- Card base is 4 1/4" X 11" scored at 5 1/2"
- Pink textured layer is 4 1/4" X 2"
- DSP strip 4 1/4" X 1/2"
- White arch is 3 1/4" X 4 1/2", pink greeting arch is 2 1/4" X 1"
This pretty card is made with the Impressions Abloom bundle seen here.

Other products used are the Arches dies, the Mini Corrugated embossing folder and a thin strip of Florals in Bloom DSP too.

Technique: I sponged the die-cut flowers with coordinating ink to add depth. Two quick ways to add easy detail and depth to your projects is to use Stampin' Dimensionals and sponging. It's amazing what sponging can add to your projects!

You can see many of the dies in this bundle in the photo below.

If you missed the last few project I made with this bundle scroll back a few days here on my blog.

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A fun layout with the Impressions Abloom bundle; with free project sheet!

May 28, 2025

I shared this striking card on last week's video. It has a color combination I love!

The colors include Summer Splash, Strawberry Slush, White & Darling Duckling. It features the Impressions Abloom bundle seen here.

I love the split view of the stamped panel. I did this by stamping first and cutting it into thirds afterwards. It's simply 3 1/2" X 4 1/2", cut into 1 1/2" panels.

Here's a free project sheet for you to print or download. Click on the following link: Download Impressons Abloom stacked card

The Impressions Abloom bundle has it all; floral and greeting images with fabulous, coordinating dies. I'll be sharing a another card made with it this week.

This stamp set is both a 2-step set and a distinktive style which means it gives multiple hues of color with one inking. I've been loving this bundle! Between the flowers, greetings and dies it's a sure winner!

Below is the video tutorial for this card and another; both using this wonderful bundle. I hope you watch it; don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel too!

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3 opportunities for free stuff; don’t miss out!

May 27, 2025
I have many special offers happening in May but most end on Saturday! I hope you'll read about each of them below:

1. Reserve my new Designer Paper Share here

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Starter kit deal!

2. Get $165 in product of your choice for just $99 with free shipping!

There are many reasons to choose the Starter Kit special right now.
1. Choose product from the new annual catalog or new online exclusives in your kit!
2. Get free shipping and a free Paper Pumpkin kit.
3. You have through September to meet your $300 quarterly minimum.
4. Get 20% off your orders plus 10% host rewards! Wow!
5. Order from the new Holiday catalog in August!
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3. Earn free card kits in May with online orders! Get 4 kits with a $60 order and orders over $75 receive all 6 cards. All you need are greetings, gems and adhesives to assemble. And you get the printed project sheets with the kits!

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