Easter Stand Up Card

This is an oldie from the archives.  I will try and find the instructions on how to make this card.  This card folds up for easy mailing and when you open it up, it stands on it's own in a square.  It's a great 3D project.

Stampin With Scraps: Believe

Today's Stampin with Scraps sample was made using Stampin' Up! Eastern Elegance Designer Series Paper...  retired but love it still.  And the punch used was the Hexagon punch.  For the solid card stock pieces I ran Coastal Cabana card stock through an the embossing folder and then punched out the Hexagons.

February Stampin Class Projects... more cards

More projects from my February Stampin Class..

I saw a few of these cards on Pinterest and wondered what stamp set they used.  It's so simple... little circles in various colors.  I was surprised to find out it wasn't a stamp set they were using, it was Stampin' Up! Sponge Daubers...  so clever and so simple.

Sponge Daubers with:  Pool Party, Coastal Cabana, Pear Pizzazz and Smoky Slate

Gorgeous Grunge masculine card

Sale-A-Bration FREE set, Big Day and Best Day Ever DSP

Stampin' Up! Weekly Deals

Stampin' Up! Easter Baskets and Bags From the Past...

Sharing some Easter baskets from the past.    

Technique Tuesday: Wax Paper / Embossing Folder Resist

I think this Wax Paper/Embossing Folder Resist Technique will definitely inspire you to try this one. Especially given all the great embossing folders offered by Stampin' Up!

More February Stampin Class Projects

Sharing more projects from my February Stampin Class.  

Lotus Blossom stamp set, Rose Red and Wild Wasabi card stock, Painted Blooms DSP

Melon Mambo and Wild Wasabi ink, Petite Petals stamp set

Used Oval Framelits to create the egg.  Cut out the oval on Painted Blooms DSP  and then also cut out an egg on Melon Mambo card stock and then used Delicate Designs Textured Embossing Folder

TIP:  Easy way to stamp a bunch of the little flowers at one time is to line them up onto one clear block. And if you notice the "flat" part of the flower is what I used to line them up at the bottom.  That makes it easier to punch out the flowers.