Stampin up season of elegance dsp cards

Hi all! I’m posting early this week because I’m heading to New Hampshire for a family wedding! Before I get into this week’s projects, don’t forget to sign up for my new ca…

Hello there and welcome! I went to Christmas for today’s card. Introducing the Peaceful Season Bundle(164021) that is full of beautiful heart-felt sentiments! And, Christmas is all about family and […]

Let's make some stunning Christmas cards using the Season Of Elegance 12 x12" Specialty Designer Series Paper and the Peaceful Seasons stamp set and dies. Pair these heartfelt Christmas greetings with elegant banners and label die cuts. You’ll love the creative options this bundle offers!

Create a 2024 Stampin Up Christmas card using the new Two Tone Cardstock. Learn the technique and how to make the card step by step.

Hello! Thanks for joining us on our Create with Stamping Friends Saturday Blog Hop! We're exploring different techniques this month and this week we are making cards featuring a pleated paper technique. This is one that I have never tried before, so it was so much fun to learn something new!Materials UsedThis card is all about the beautiful new Specialty DSP that can be found in the Sept to Dec Mini Catalogue. A special technique deserved a special paper!: • Paper: Seasons of Elegance…

Discover how to create stunning handmade cards for any occasion with the Stampin’ Up! Iconic Imagery Bundle. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make three different cards using the same design and The Season of Elegance Specialty Paper, perfect for birthdays, thank you notes, and more. Grab your free PDF instructions and watch the video tutorial to start crafting today!

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Today I have a simple GATEFOLD CARD with BELLYBAND to share with you, using products from the Season of Elegance Suite Collection. I use a cardbase that measures 5 3/4″ x 4 1/8″ which i…

Where did the week go? It’s Thursday and time for another Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop! If you are hopping over from Terry Lynn’s blog or you are starting with my blog…wel…