Wild About You Again

Another fun, simple and easy Wild About You card that could be used for a birthday or any celebration. This set is kiddish yet fun. I mean who does not love seeing adorable animals at the zoo or in nature? This one was done with multiple punches and black card stock to make the spots on the Daffodil Delight.

Wild About You

I have been casing the new catalog all summer and also scoping out Pinterest and found this cute and simple card. It seems that the framelets that go with this set have been on backorder and I wanted to do some cards that did not require too much fussy cutting. This one was so quick. The only trick was a little masking.

Rooted in Nature

This card features some ribbon and the beautiful metallic leaves that go so well with the stamp set. You can find them on page 198 and they come in copper and silver. This card has lots of layers and dimension and yet is to so classically clean.

Birds of a Feather

This card features some of the pretty Graceful Glass vellum paper sold on page 188 of the big catty. It has different looks and is so easy to color using the 'stampin' blends.' They can be colored on the front or the reverse and leave virtually no lines. I added a piece of Whisper White this time to let the colors really pop on these lovely birds.

Painted Glass Thank You

This card is fun because it fits in an A-2 envelope but it has a cute stand-up portion for the sentiment. After I took my photo I added a white card to give myself room to leave a message. I am loving this Share What You Love dsp.

Painted Glass Thank You

This is another card that was done at the regional in Fort Worth that I am just getting to posting. I got this stamp set because I love the font on the words. It also has some pretty images. I love the little bird. This card features some of the new thing black ribbon cord seen on page 200 in the new catalog.

Lilypad Lake meets pizza box

Today I did not a card but a 3-D project. I love these little pizza boxes (found on page 193) of the catalog. You get a whopping 8 boxes for only $6. You can do just about anything with them. I like to decorate and add 3x3 cards or a couple of home made cookies! Yum.

For this one I used some retired DSP and made a pretty sailing scene using my beloved Lilypad Lake stamp set.

Love What You Do with DSP

The huge pack of DSP in the Love What You Do ensemble is thick and it is pearlized! Two elements that cannot be taken for granted. Plus, as I mentioned earlier, it matches not just 3 or 5 colors...it matches 13 colors of cardstock. That is like endless! This is another card that I made at the Stampin' Up! event in Fort Worth.

Love What You Do

The catalog does not just have things for sale, it has samples, lots and lots of samples. I love to flip through it and see what catches my eye then see if I can make one too. This is one of those little cards that is simple and pretty.

Have You Seen These?

Have you noticed the Delightfully Detailed notecards seen on page 193 of the catalog? They are so pretty but easily overlooked. This is one of the cards I made at the new catalog event in April. It is in the Blackberry Bliss but it also comes in Mint Macaron in the same package. We layered this with the Delightfully Detailed laser cut DSP to make a stunning card. It looks intricate but it was really simple to make! It also uses the new corner rounder/punch seen on page 211 called Detailed Trio.

Manly Dreams card

Bear with my as I share one more 'Follow Your Dreams' card. This one was done with Crumb Cake and Pacific Point so I am saying it is more masculine. Can feathers be masculine? I guess so!

Follow Your Dreams

I might have confused you by saying Dream Catcher. Even though that is the focal point on the cards, the name of this set and bundle is actually, Follow Your Dreams. Again, as of right now, it is my favorite stamp bundle from the catalog. What is your favorite?

Colors used: Bermuda Bay, Poppy Parade and Whisper White with a touch of Lemon Lime Twist!

Dream Catcher in Bold colors

This is another catalog case. I changed the colors to make them very bold. I stated with the Flirty Flamingo and added to it with some other colored feathers. I even added a glittery silver feather. Love the dream die cut.

Moving on to my New Favorite Bundle

I marked this stamp set in the new catalog as soon as I saw it. It brings out the native American tucked inside my lineage. I love the images and the matching framelets. The first one was cased from the catalog.

Can You "Enjoy Life" too much?

This is the last one of these for a while but I am making no promises. I might go back to it soon. This one is so pretty done in the colors: Powder Pink, Soft Suede and Mint Macaron. Very simple to do and oh so pretty.

Enjoy Life

Again, this was one of the stamp sets demonstrator's could buy early and I went for it. I am loving all the details with the flowers and tiny butterflies. This one was cased from a challenge winner on the Paper Players. Lots of sponging on it also. Very simple and easy. Thanks for the inspiration.