One of the benefits of using Stampin' Up! products is how well various sets coordinate with each other. I grew up in Gulfport, Florida and spent endless days on the beach. We would swim from the end of February into October. This card is in homage to the plethora of days I spent on Pass-A-Grille Beach.
This card is similar to the one I posted yesterday. I love the images in the Cute As A Bug patterned paper pack. This sweet card focuses on two dandelions with a bee flying overhead. If you like this card, be sure to order this fabulous paper by clicking on the image below the instructions.
I am a fan of stamp sets and patterned paper featuring animals. The Cute As A Bug paper is some of the best Stampin' Up! has to offer. On this card front, ants parade in front of a stump surrounded by greenery and flowers.
I still love being by a large body of salt water no matter where in the world it is, but my heart always resides at Pass-A-Grille Beach, the source of all my age spots. We had no sunscreen way back then so now, in old age, I look like a Dalmatian. This beach card takes me back to those halcyon days where I’d sit on the beach for hours and watch the sun set over the Gulf of Mexico. Thus, when I saw the new Splash & Relax bundle, I knew I had to purchase it. This crisp and clean card is easy to create.
Cutest Crew has to be one of the most adorable bundles Stampin' Up! ever has created. Not only are the critters so stinkin' cute, the set is especially versatile. We will create this card in my beginner's class. There is no embossing or die cutting.
This is one of my favorite new bundles. Stampin' Up! creates the best supplies on the market. We will make this card in one of my April classes.
This project came about in a weird way. I found a piece of embossed cardstock in my scrap pile, one I had created when I was trying out a new embossing folder. I do not let things go to waste, so ended up creating this fun card. It is for a local shop.
Every month I have the privilege to teach projects to the Virginia Tech Women's Club Paper Crafting Interest Group, a wonderful group of women I was asked to teach. This month, as I was planning projects I stumbled upon two boxes of Sweet Cups, long retired. The project I devised used a lot of retired materials. In addition to Sweet Cups we used Floral Delight patterned paper, the sun die from Counting Sheep, and a sentiment from the Celebrating You stamp set. Everyone enjoyed creating this fun project, and my sample is on hand to fill with treats to give to someone.
