I’ve got a tutorial for this card today that I wanted to share with you along with the PDF with the measurements and supply list. So why not check it out?
I’ve always loved violets and would hunt them in the grass when playing in the yard and the wood. These soft little faces always meant spring to me. I’ve even tried pots of African violets over the years, buy my brown thumb didn’t make me sucessful.
Today’s card is a movement card that will stand up for display called a Pop Up Pillar Card.
This card looks complicated but it’s really quite simple to create. Want to see how I created this card? The key is making sure you do the steps in the correct order so I’ve put together a video tutorial for you today.
Today I’ve got another fun Pop Up Card tutorial for you – this bright and bold birthday card uses the fun little stamp set that is one of my favorites, Silly Safari Stamp set (169087).
It’s filled with fun little zoo animals and fun sentiments – it also comes in a money saving bundle that includes a circle punch making it super easy to use when you start out stamping.
My daughter is a huge zoo fan and we love to see different zoos when we travel, so I knew this would be a hit with her. How about you have a zoo fan in your family?
This Gate Fold Card shows off the Two Tone Card stock that is currently on Sale during August. This Card stock is a slightly lighter weight than our regular card stock AND highlights two tones of the same color which is nice too.
This card is so much fun to create and works wonderfully with our Two Tone Papers that are currently on sale in August. While you can use our regular card stock to create this card, the Two Tone is a bit lighter and makes it a bit easier to work with. Plus you’ve got the benefit of two shades of your color to make the gate contrast with the cards other elements. A win., win!
I’ve got another fun card using the Sunset Coast Dies (167780) for you today this time using a quick and simple technique.
The torn edge – I love this technique since it always gives you a little different look based on how you tear the card stock. Now, when I was new to stamping this really bothered me as I wanted all my cards to look the same, but once you embrace the inconstancy you’ll find yourself tearing away!
Want to see the card? Here you go
I really like the way it turned out since the torn edge feels very natural to me.
Want to see how I created this card? I’ve got a little video tutorial for you. And of course, a PDF too!
Love the ocean or lakes? If so today’s card is inspired by those every day summer scenes you see while at the waterside. Sail boats majestically sailing on the water or silhouetted by the sunset. Today’s card was inspired by just that my love of those peaceful moments and watching the waves roll in during that magical time.
This card background was created with a simple Blending Brush technique and Classic Ink Pads.
I’m posting this weeks tutorial a day late, but I didn’t want to miss sharing this card with you since it is such a fun one. Not only does this Flip Flop card use the Framed Violet Bundle (Online Exclusive 168187) which is going to be very popular but it also stands up and has movement too!
Done in Highland Heather and Peaceful Pine this card is created with a few simple score and cut lines.
Want to see how I created this card?
I’ve got two video tutorials for you today – the first one shows you how to create this flip flop card base and the second one how I created the card.
So with out delay here are the tutorials for you and of course a PDF with video links, measurements and a complete supply list.
I warn you this Flip Flop card can be kind of addictive to make once you have done one!
If you’ve been waiting to see it and get your hands on it – you now can order your own Hot Foil System today!
Of course you can see everything now in my Online Store, but I’ve got the brochure for you also in case you want to download it and or print it too.
What comes in the Hot Foil System (170009)? I’ve got the system itself shown below and right now when you order the system you’ll receive our Hot Foil Class for FREE!
The FREE Hot Foil Class (171482) is a $30 Value and if you want to know about the products you’ll be using in this class.
Simply click on the Hot Foil Class and look for the Class Additional Supply List image to help you order the items they will use for the projects if you want to recreate them during the class.
But to get started on your own, you’ll just need your Stampin’ Cut & Emboss and along with your choice of foil and NEW bundles or Dies to get started.
Do you love the beautiful silhouette images that the Sunset Coast Dies (167780) create? I thought they were lovely and perfect for a sympathy card with their nature inspired images. I always find the sound of the surf peaceful and healing.
So today I’m sharing a sympathy card that I created with these dies and a simple Blending Brush technique to create a soft sunset inspired backdrop.
What do you think? Would you like to see how I created this card? I’ve whipped up a quick video tutorial for you today.
Along with a PDF with the measurements, video link, and supply list too. So why not check it out?
And of course if you’ve fallen in love with these dies like I have go ahead and stop by my Online Store to check them out. They are part of a fantastic Suite of products, Scenic Coast Suite (167786) that you can find in our Mini Catalog.
The Suite and products have been so popular that some of the items are on back order like this one that should be back in stock on July 13th.
And remember that when something is on back order you can have Stampin’ Up! notify you when it is back in stock so you can order at that time.
Do you love seeing those little white bells? I know I always did as the leaves poked their heads out in the spring under my oak tree. The white bells always meant the beginning of summer as they bloomed after school ended in June.
I love the way a Suite gives us all kinds of goodies to use that coordinate!
Check out today’s card uses both side of this lovely Designer Series Paper found in the Suite.
Bright and cheerful these little flowers send a little note of thanks. And since this card uses one of my Card Sketches you’ll be able to create it too as you craft.
Here is a video tutorial sharing how I created this card.
And a Card Sketch for your convivence. Whether you print the PDF for a binder or create the little card to put in the crate I shared with you or simply on a ring the choice is yours!
If you like this idea of Sketches to be inspired why not check out my Sketches category to see more sketches that you can use too? Or simply search Sketches with the magnifying glass.
