Wrapped in Cheer tags for Christmas

December 15, 2025

I shared the November Paper Pumpkin kit on last week’s live video. I just love receiving my crafty box in the mail each month! Easy crafting without a plan or step it up and use your creativity to change the projects.

There were two different tags in this kit and each one includes multiple pieces. Aren’t they pretty? The embossing folder is called Traditional Wreath 3D folder and can be seen here. It’s discounted and available while supplies last.
*The greeting is from the stamps in the kit.

I used the tags to make Christmas cards which you can see below. All I did was add a textured layer and a card base. *I’ll share more details tomorrow.

Remember that each month my subscribers and Team receive my bonus projects PDF. Lots of unique ideas to create with the contents of each box. Subscribe to Paper Pumpkin here.

Below is the video where I share this kit, last months and how to make the cards too.

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Gorgeous Delicate Lace Thinlits on sale; while supplies last!

May 29, 2020
This pretty card is a project we made at my Card Clubs in May. I found it on Pinterest. I just had to use some of these retiring items one more time before they're gone for good!

Retiring items:
- Delicate Lace Edgelits – was $29; now just $11.60
- Magnolia Lane Bulk designer paper
The Petal Pink & Champagne ribbon and the Magnolia Lane designer paper is sold out now but they do still have the bulk package. It includes 20 sheets of two different double sided patterns of this pretty paper including the one I used here! You can see it here.

My favorite deal on the Last Chance list are these gorgeous edgelit dies (seen here). I cannot believe they're just $11.60 instead of $29 originally. Remember they're on the list while supplies last!

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A Good Man double point fold card; it’s super easy!

May 28, 2020

It was so nice to be able to meet and stamp with many of my Club members this month. Our state has eased the guidelines for meetings so most of my gals chose to join me for Club this month. Many of us really needed to get together and play/stamp again.

One of our cards was this Double Point fold card; it's super cool and so very easy!

And it really makes the best use of your designer paper. Not a bit of waste! Each card needs two pieces of 3" X 4" designer paper. Score it at 1" along the long edge and then fold each corner to the center of the fold like this:

I used the Come Sail Away designer series paper here; it's still available while supplies last here.

Here's a quick video for you on putting this card together. I used the A Good Man stamp set and as you can see; you don't have to color in some of these sketch style images. They're beautiful just as they are!

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Easy Seriously the Best Diagonal Strips cards

May 27, 2020
I made these fun diagonal stripes cards on a recent Facebook Live. It's so simple to do!

I used one of my favorite stamp sets; Seriously the Best here. I love the pretty bold font! You can see it here. It also coordinates with the Seriously the Best cards kit; which is 60% off!

I chose to use the retiring 6 X 6" 2019-21 In Color paper pack. It's still available while supplies last and is sale right now here!

The strips are 1" long; you need about two of each at 1" X 6". Here's how to make it:
- You'll need one piece of White CS measuring 4" X 5 1/4" to adhere the strips to.
- Adhere two DSP strips across from end to end leaving a little space between the two. Tip: 6" is a little short so I cut the Peacock strip in half and separated it a bit under the greeting.
- Now you'll add short lengths of DSP perpendicular to the first two strips, alternating colors and leaving a bit of space between them all.
- Now you can trim off the excess even with the original White CS piece.
- Adhere to your main card (5 1/2" X 8 1/2")
You might notice the cute little flowers on the greeting tags and that pretty, stitched die-cut. Well these are new products coming out in the upcoming new Stampin' Up! Annual catalog! The flowers are a new border punch and the dies are part of the Tasteful Label dies.

You can order these items on June 3rd! (or purchase the Stampin' Up! Starter kit and you can add them to your $125 in product!) Read about that here.

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