Stampin’ UP! mini pizza boxes are so cute and great for gift giving!! I decorated this one with the Bird Ballad designer series paper and the Free as a Bird bundle!!
Embossing a 2″ or 2-1/4″ Whisper White circle with the Scripty embossing folder adds a perfect little touch of texture along with the gorgeous 3/8″ Scalloped Lace Trim!
I used my Paper Snips to fussy cut the 2 birds out of the Bird Ballad designer paper, and I also cut out the little cluster of flowers from the designer paper as well. I covered the box with the beautiful floral background paper in the Bird Ballad DSP pack.
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The Seasonal Wreath set from Stampin’ UP! is beautiful and I thought I’d try it out with the new Golden Glitz Delicata ink pad!! It’s so pretty! I simply stamped the wreath in the Gold Glitz ink onto So Saffron cardstock and wow!! perfect for my Fall Thank You customer cards! Find the Seasonal Wreath set at the back of the 2019 Holiday Catalog on page 59, or HERE online.
I stamped the wreath in Golden Glitz Delicata ink onto a die cut So Saffron piece of cardstock (die cut with the Stitched Rectangle dies), layered that onto a piece of Come to Gather Designer paper, and each base card is a Thick Very Vanilla card base.
I love ALL 3 of the new Delicata Metallic ink pads!!!
As I’ve mentioned in previous posts.. these great new ink pads are currently on backorder status, but I always recommend getting them onto your order so that your order will be fulfilled when they arrive back in the Stampin’ UP! warehouse. Find them on page 16 of your Holiday catalog or here online:
Celestial Copper Delicata Metallic ink pad #150707
Above: for most of the cards I created with the Seasonal Wreath stamp and the Golden Glitz ink pad, I kept the wreath simple and added die cut sprigs from the Christmas Layers dies. I added a cute stamped/die cut bow from the Bells are Ringing bundle, and a sentiment stamped onto die cut tags from the Trio of Tags dies!!
Below: I was looking at this pretty So Saffron / Very Vanilla combo and thought… hmmm this might make a pretty wedding card. So, I created this card and die cut the wreath with the coordinating “All-Around Wreaths Dies” and popped it up with Stampin’ Dimensionals, added the Gold 3/8″ Metallic Edge ribbon, and a wedding greeting! So pretty! Gold Metallic Pearls complete this card. The greeting is from the Beautiful Bouquet stamp set.
And lastly, I decided to color in some of the wreath with my Stampin’ Blends markers just to add a touch of color with the Gold Glitz!
Thank you – I am thrilled that you enjoyed the Fall papercrafting ideas I shared yesterday in my video! Today I am highlighting the Gather Together bundle cards I previewed in my video yesterday! If you missed it, watch the video in THIS POST.
The Gather Together bundle is featured in the Come to Gather Suite in the 2019 Holiday Catalog from Stampin’ Up! on pages 46 to 48, HERE online.
To start my fall cards, I embossed Whisper White cardstock with the new Stylish Scroll Embossing Folder, then used a Stampin’ Sponge to apply the new Copper Delicata Metallic ink onto the raised embossed areas. For the card on the left, I added several coats of ink, and for the card on the right, I just added a little ink.
Above and Below: you can see the Stylish Scroll embossing folder inked with the Copper Delicata Metallic pad, as well as the leaves in the background on the bottom 1/3rd of the card stamped in the copper ink.
Both cards also feature die cut leaves in Copper and Gold Foil paper – the dies are from the Gathered Leaves dies – part of the Gather Together Bundle #153036. All bundles are offered at a money saving 10% discount!! The card above features Terracotta Tile cardstock and the new Come to Gather crumb cake ribbon and a stamped greeting from the Gather Together bundle with Cajun Craze ink and a die cut tag from the Trio of Tags dies. The card below features Pumpkin Pie cardstock, copper washi tape (from the Tags & More kit) and pumpkins from the Gather Together set colored with Stampin’ Blends markers. I also splattered dots of ink with my Dark Cajun Craze Stampin’ Blends marker.
Did you notice the copper colored wooden element leaves on one of the cards? I just smooshed them onto the Copper Delicata Metallic pad, then let them dry. I did dab them with a paper towel to ensure they were dry.
All of these fall card papercrafting supplies can be found in my online Stampin’ UP! store here or by clicking any of the product photos at the bottom of this blog post.
For the next 2 cards, I added the Copper Delicata Metallic ink with a Stampin’ Sponge on the cardstock embossed with the Woodland Embossing Folder.
Above: In addition to the copper and gold foil die cut leaves, I also stamped with the Copper Delicata Metallic ink onto Pumpkin Pie cardstock, die cut the leaf and sponged with some Cajun Craze ink. The card features 3 copper brads from the Metallic Brads combo pack #146929, Leaves Trinkets #146343, and the Cajun Craze thread from the Gather Together ribbon combo pack #150456.
Both cards feature a stamped greeting in the Copper ink on a die from the Wild Rose dies.
Below: This card features most of the same elements as the card above but I also added the Terracotta Tile ribbon to bring out the richness of the Cajun Craze thread and the Terracotta tile cardstock.
Again, if you missed the video, view it here, and shop for all of these products below. Thanks!!
Stamp Wiggle Worm bug images in Memento Black ink on Thick Whisper White cardstock, die cut with Wiggly Worm dies and add to sequins
Peel off protective strip from the Foam Strips, and cover back with 2″ x 3-1/2″ piece of stamped Whisper White cardstock (we stamped and colored the cloud images)
Die cut a piece of grass from the Wiggly Worm dies in Call me Clover cardstock and add to front of tag
Finish tag with one of the die cut bugs and some coordinating ribbon to tie on to your birthday gift package
Who knew stamping and coloring bugs with Stampin’ Blends markers could be so fun!!! I had a blast making this cute birthday bag gift tag at Kurstan’s stamping retreat earlier this month!! She taught us how to make 5 different Shaker Cards, and this fun bag tag was one of them!!
We stamped and colored clouds on the Whisper White backing piece before sealing up the shaker tag. Isn’t this just too cute!?
Shake Shake Shake!! 🙂 Just can’t help but shake this cute tag over and over!!!
You can purchase all of the supplies in my online Stampin’ UP! Store below! Just click any of the product photos to begin shopping!!
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I love to try to use every Designer Series Paper pack in my new Stampin’ Up! catalog, and today I’m sharing the Noble Peacock Foil paper with you. There are 2 packs in the catalog. One is called Noble Peacock Specialty Designer Series Paper (it has embossed designs on it and a foil finish) #149493, and the other pack is called Noble Peacock Foil Sheets and is 3 colors of gorgeous vibrant foil, #149495. I have combined the 2 packs here on my Noble Peacock Foil cards!
On my Noble Peacock Foil card above, I have also added a Detailed Bands die in the Blueberry Bushel foil peeking out behind the Old Olive Foil Nested Stitched Label die.
The entire Noble Peacock Suite is filled with amazing products! See them on pages 24 to 26 in the 2019-2020 annual Stampin’ UP! catalog or HERE in my online store.
All of my Noble Peacock Foil cards are top fold cards, and I used Granny Apple Green, Blueberry Bushel and Pretty Peacock cardstock (not shown). All of the Nested Stitched label dies are die cut with the Old Olive Foil. And all cards are tied up with the AMAZING Old Olive/Pretty Peacock reversible ribbon #149496.
Find all of these beautiful foil papers and Noble Peacock suite products in my online store HERE or click any of the product images at the bottom of this blog post.
I love how all of these Noble Peacock foils work so nicely together!! I made about 20 cards with all different combos and they all looked great! I hope my customers enjoyed them!
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