Oh my, I did not enjoy this template. Fortunately, using the Designer Series Paper (DSP) from Stampin’ Up! helped make this card quick, easy and stunning! Abstract is not my style, I’m to OCD for it! I like clean cut cards so this was definitely a challenge for me! Measurements: Instructions: I started by adhering …
This template was definitely challenging for me. But, I have to say; I do like how all 3 of my cards turned out. Template #12 which is in the 2nd row, on the far left on page 22 of the Annual Catalog is the template this post is focused on. It looks as though the …
What a fun template to work with! All 3 cards are made the same way but differ by the colors and Designer Series Paper used. I have used the Dear Santa stamp set from the September – December Mini Catalog. Doesn’t she have a determined look on her face?Which card is your favorite? Each card …
Template #9 is an easy template to follow. I only used various card stocks, no Designer Series Paper (DSP) to make these cards. The template shows 10 strips so I tried 1/2″ and found they were the perfect size. I cut each of them to 3-1/2″ long. In the first card, I followed the template …
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 …
Unleash your creativity with the tutorial on using Stampin’ Up! template #6 for card making. Find endless possibilities to make unique and beautiful cards for any occassion. These templates are so much fun to play with! I’m so glad Stampin’ Up! put these templates into the annual catalog which are located on page 22; they …