As many begin gearing up for craft and vendor fair season, todays post is featuring the Tricks & Treats bundle using a simple wrap for a caramel apple sucker. They are definitely easy to make. Can be altered with any season or holiday celebration.
Though I used a retired tag topper punch, you can simply round the corners and use a standard paper punch.
MEASUREMENTS:
Basic Black cardstock – 2″ x 6-1/4″, scored and folded at 3-1/8″; Punch both ends with the Scalloped Tag Topper punch
Them Bones DSP – 1-3/4″ x 2-1/4″
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Hello fellow stampers. A special shout out to all my collectors of DSP. We are a unique group. I’m learning we might as be unique as one might have thought….🫶🏼
here are some quick and simple Easter treats. Because I’m getting ready for a craft show I chose to use a lighter retired gingham paper. The alternative would be the country gingham that’s in the current catalog.
Stamp your bunny image on small pattern DSP and punch. For the Hershey kisses treat holder you will cut a 4“ x 9 and three-quarter inch piece of cardstock on the 4 inch side you will score at 1”, 2” and 3”then you will turn it to the nine and three-quarter side and you will cut strips every 1-5/8 inch. You will then burnish your score marks, making a triangle shape and use Taryn tape or glue to close them together and then you will slide into Hershey kisses.
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We’re so glad you joined us. Prepare to think warmer days are ahead! At least warmth is one thing I know that brings flowers and I am so ready for it.
If you haven’t seen it yet, let me give you a sneak peek of Irresistible Blooms stamp set. This will be available as part of the online exclusive releasing Coming March 1st, 2023. I’m excited because there are some things we could not preorder nor have we seen yet. It looks like we will have a cute little rhinoceros 🦏.
Okay, no more waiting. Here is my center pop put card. Using the DSP from this exclusive. It is colored in Daffodil Delight and Flirty Flamingo. In previous creating, I had stamped a bunch of flowers on vellum with white and gold embossing flower.
I used the deckled rectangles to cut the centers out of the pop out DSP and using the next smaller deckled rectangle to cut from the cardstock. Then adhered the DSP to the cardstock. Centering the rectangles creating a framed appearance. AT this point, I would center the rectangle over your card base to stamp image and or sentiment. Or you could lay down the smaller rectangle die used to cut the cardstock as a template.
BEFORE adhering the pop up center, I turned it over to lay flat on the card base to center my hello stamp because I had already made my squares and adhered to my base. It really is a simple card to make.
INSTRUCTIONS:
CARD BASE: 4-1/4” x 5-1/2”
Layer (DSP) 4” x 5-1/4”
CENTER POP UP: 4-1/4” x 9-1/2”
Score at 1/2”, 1-1/4”, 2”, 2-3/4”, 6-3/4”, 7-1/2”, 8-1/4” and 9”
Burnish your score lines adhering tear n tape as shown above. Remove protective strip from tear n tape
Create the square tubes on each end
You will also place tear n tape on the outside back/bottom of tubes to adhere to the card base
these tubes will fold to flatten to place in an envelope
Layer (DSP) 3-3/4” x 4”
die cut this DSP with shape of your choice (I used Deckled Rectangle)
die cut the center of cardstock for the center pop up using the next smallest die
center and adhere the DSP to the cardstock creating a layered frame look
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Welcome to Team Stamp It Valentines blog hop. We are so glad you are joining us today. My card today today is featuring the COUNTRY BOUQUET BUNDLE from the Country Floral Lane Suite featured in the January-April 2023 Mini Catalog.
The card base in Crumb Cake measures 5-1/2” wide by 4-1/4” tall. The next layer in Basic White was run through the cut n’ emboss machine using the Split Card textures.
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Welcome to this months Stamp It Christmas holiday blog hop.
It’s officially countdown to Christmas and year end. Where did the year go?? It’s also
Tis’ the season to be???
busy
stressed
cooking/baking
shopping
I hope you get to add some crafting and creating during these last weeks of 2022. I’m trying to do quite a few handmade gifts this year. Lets hope I can get a few done. That includes my Christmas cards.
Today I’m featuring the Fitting Florets suite that is currently available. Good News!! There are items from this suite that will be carrying over to the mini catalog coming out in January. I like the font used in the Framed and Festive cling stamp set.
You can see that I used the Fa-la-la to create a background in Real Red. The oval frame is two part. It cuts the center oval out and it cuts the frame or ring as well. I made one cut using vellum for the center. To coordinate with the card base, I cut again in Evening Evergreen to create my frame. I heat embossed the silver Tis the season to be jolly. I die cut the florets in silver foil. (Shhh don’t tell my teammates. Foils are sacred in my craft room. It really is a love/hate relationship.)
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Hello and welcome to this months Team Stamp It Thanksgiving theme blog hop. I cannot believe we are getting in to the last two months of 2022!
Where has this time gone? I almost instantly became filled with angst knowing how much I have to do yet this year or want to do. It’s part of the reason I chose to over simplify the #simplestamping
There are so many ways in which you can start the creative process as I show you here. I can’t decide on my layout. Do I want spacing, flush with the top?
I finally decided upon the basic black card base.
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