#2021 Annual Catalog Sneak Peek Flowers of Friendship Thank You Card

Have I told you how much I love card swaps? The card I'm sharing today is another swap I made. For the last maybe 10 years or so, I've been privileged to participate in a team meeting each month with fellow demonstrators. I'm what's referred to as an "orphaned" demonstrator. All my upline dropped a number of years ago. These ladies have welcomed me into their group and offered support even though they do not get any monetary compensation from me. A true gift!

Anyway, here is the swap I made for this group:

I love how well the Evening Evergreen and Soft Succulent cardstock go together! And, that Polished Pink! Wow!

Check out the step-by-step video instructions in this video:

Here are the measurements:

Evening Evergreen cardstock: 4-1/4"x11", scored at 5-1/2"; 4"x5-1/4" Soft Succulent cardstock: 2-5/8"x5-3/8" Polished Pink cardstock: scraps to punch out 3 flowers (approximately 1-1/2"x6") Basic White Cardstock: 2-1/2"x4-1/4"; scrap to cut greeting from die Pansy Petals Designer Series Paper: 2-1/4"x4" Soft Succulents 3/8" Open Weave Ribbon: approximately 10"

tams# 59387

Product List

149653

$120.00

151690

$32.00

152718

$9.00

159276

$9.75

132708

$6.00

146282

$7.00

104430

$4.00

152813

$8.00

Comments

2011 Desktop Calendar

This month in my stamp club meetings, I had the gals make these desktop calendars. It was a big hit. The image to the left of the calendar can be changed according to the season (winter, spring, summer & fall) by removing the image and placing one of the other 3 onto the velcro dot (attached behind the image). The corresponding side of the velcro dot is placed on the back side of the images. I used the stamp set A Flower for all Seasons , #111592, $14.95. And, the extra images are stored inside in a small cellophane bag. The calendar base takes only 1 sheet of card stock to make, measuring 9" x 6-1/2". With simple scoring and folding, it goes together very quickly. Another demonstrator had shared the calendar file that is printed onto printer paper and cut to size. All fit into the 1/2" library clip from the clips assortment (#112580; $6.95). There are 8 of them included in the package along with a couple of other style of paper clips. While they are still ...

Long Time No See Slimline Card

This cute lama (and the adorable dachshund too) were on my 'must have' list when the last Online Exclusives were released. And, I finally found time to play with this easy to use stamp set. You can find the measurements and simple tips for creating this fun card by watching the video tutorial here: And, you can easily order from my Stampin' Up! Online Store by clicking on the images below. I'd love to be your demonstrator, if you don't already have one. And, each order receives a hand-stamped thank you card from me in the mail (as long as you opt in to receive communication from me, that is)! Print Recipe Product List 166189 $20.00 166182 $20.00 166632 $12.50 133679 $14.00 166780 $14.00 166780 $14.00 132708 $8.00 161678 $9.00 154886 $11.00 161680 $11.00 165288 $11.00 154893 $11.00 144608 $5.50 1634...

Sunflower 3D Embossing Folder Techniques

Do you ever need a quick, but 'wow' kind of card? When don't you, would be my response! That was the inspiration for this weeks card and video tutorial. The Sunflower 3D Embossing Folder is part of the next round of Online Exclusive products that will be available for purchase beginning July 1st. This huge embossing folder creates an intricate and detailed 'image' perfect for simple to elaborate projects. Since I'm more of a simple project kind of gal, that's the direction I went with. Here are the measurements: Crumb Cake (card base) cardstock: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2", 2 1/2" x 3/4" Mossy Meadow (layer) cardstock: 5" x 3 3/4" Crushed Curry (focal) cardstock: 4 3/4" x 4") Here is the video tutorial where I share this technique and one more as well as share some additional color combinations at the end: As always, thank you for subscribing, liking, sharing and commenting! For ease of ordering, simply click on the photos below...

Just a Little Ink - Amy Taylor - justalittleink.com

Search This Blog