Oh my, this template really challenged me. I wasn’t sure how/what to do with this one except for a greeting which was the easy part. I started by cutting computer paper into different sized rectangles until I found a size I liked. You don’t need to use my sizes but it could be a great …
The hardest part about creating a card using a template is to figure out the paper sizes to make it work. I always start with scrap paper and “guesstimate” the size of each layer starting at the bottom and working my way to the top. That’s easiest for me but you don’t have to do …
August 30, 2024 The Stampin’ Up! Card Template #4 can be found in the Annual Catalog on page 22 along with quite a few others. These templates are there to help you come up with ideas to create your own cards with the products you already have. It is so fun and yet challenging to see …
This card using the second Stampin’ Up! template is made with retired DSP to get the measurements correct. Once I have the measurements where I want them, it’s time to make a card with current products. This first card is used with the retired Stampin’ Up! Designer Series Paper, Fresh as a Daisy. See below …
This Cutest Cow card comes together super quick and is easy-peasy! The DSP from the Les Shoppes collection is perfect for this card. I love how Stampin’ Up! coordinates so well across a variety of elements. Here I am using the Les Shoppes DSP and the Cutest Cow stamp set; who would have thought? You …
This easy and quick fun-fold card using Designer Series Paper (DSP) from Stampin’ Up! turned out gorgeous. I have used the Light & Airy DSP that is a Free Product with a $50 purchase in the Sale-a-Bration catalog. This beautiful paper is covered with a variety of birds, greenery and flowers; looks like spring is …