Saturday, July 3, 2021

Stamping With Friends Slimline Blog Hop



Welcome to the Stamping With Friends July Blog Hop Slimline Card Challenge. You will be visiting with talented Stampin' Up! Demonstrators as they share their ideas and projects to help inspire you and spark your creativity. 

I chose a 4th of July theme for my slimline card.

I used the Plenty of Patterns Decorative Masks and Blender Brushes to make my background design using multiple colors of blue ink.  

I then stamped stars from the To The Moon Stamp Set with Whisper White Craft Ink and  Versamark ink and heat embossed with White and Silver Embossing Powder to mimic fireworks.

My Sentiment stamp is from the Celebrate With Friends Stamp Set.  I cut that out with snips and popped that up with dimensionals over some silver Simply Elegant Trim.


For the inside of my card I used the Days To Remember stamp set and Stampin' Write Markers to cobble together my Happy 4th of July sentiment.  I stamped more stars from the To The Moon stamp set to look like fireworks.

Happy 4th of July.  I hope you enjoyed my slimline card.

Our next blog post is by: Tina Hewett


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Card Measurements:
Poppy Parade Cardstock: 7" x 8 1/2" scored at 3 1/2"
Pacific Point Cardstock: 3 1/4" x 8 1/4"
(2) Basic White Cardstock: 3" x 8" 

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Don't miss the Designer Series Paper Sale 

During this promotion, you can enjoy a 15% discount on select papers from the Annual Catalog! 

The sale runs 1 July–2 August. 

This promotion is the perfect opportunity to stock up and save on gorgeous Designer Series Paper.


My favorites packs are Hand Penned and Pansy Petals but you can choose from all the sets below. 



Thursday, July 1, 2021

Pansy Petals and Sale News




The new 2021-2023 In Colors are so pretty. I absolutely love how the new Pansy Petals Designer Series Paper shows off these colors together. 




Here are two cards that I made a few weeks ago during Sharon Armstrong’s mystery stamping. If you are not doing #MysteryMondayStamping with Sharon, you are missing out. 




The matching stamp and die bundles are so good. I love how you can die cut out the pansies from the paper as I did on my first card, or you can mix and match the stamped and die cut images as I did on my second card. 

Card Measurements:
1. Basic White Cardstock – 5 ½” x 8 ½”, scored at 4 ¼”
2. Colored Cardstock - (1) 4" x 5 14"
3. Basic White Cardstock - 3 3/4" x 5"
4. Designer Series Paper – 2 ¼” x 3 ¾”
5. Colored Cardstock - 1/2" x 3 3/4"

If you love this paper as much as I do then you will be thrilled about our latest sale:


Starting July 1st we are having a Designer Series Paper Sale.   

During this promotion, you can enjoy a 15% discount on select papers from the Annual Catalog! 

The sale runs 1 July–2 August. 

This promotion is the perfect opportunity to stock up and save on gorgeous Designer Series Paper.

I plan on taking advantage of it to restock my inventory. I plan on picking up Bloom Where You Are Planted.

My favorites packs are Hand Penned and Pansy Petals but you can choose from all the sets below. 



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