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Beth Maxwell, Independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator

Month: July 2024

Christmas in July – Latte Love

July 27, 2024 / / 0 Comments

Don’t you just love when you can use a Stamp set for more than just one type of occasion? Today I featured the Latte Love Bundle and combined with the Greetings of the Season bundle. Both are Online Exclusives from Stampin’ Up! I love to use my Stampin’ Blends to color, they have such a smooth transition and don’t show streaking. It just makes your project bump up to the next level! Add in a bit of Designer paper and you will be a pro for sure! You can check out the FB Live replay on YouTube.

I don’t know about you, but I really appreciate when someone links their Pinterest post or YouTube video back to a site where I can get information about the measurements and the products used in the post or video. Below has all the information to recreate this card. All the products I have used can be found in my Online Store by clicking the button below or by clicking the image of the product shown below. I appreciate your support and business as this allows me to bring you more content and the latest and greatest Stampin’ Up! has to offer. Please make sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel and if you are on Facebook, I welcome you to my Facebook Business page and invite you to join our Paper Crafting community.

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Card Measurements

  • Pebbled Path Cardstock: 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ scored at 4-1/4″, scrap for die cut spoon
  • Very Vanilla Cardstock: 4″ x 5-1/4″ (x2) and scraps for stamped images
  • Designer Paper” 3-7/8″ x 5-1/8″, 2-3/4″ x 4″

Hump Day Lunch Break- Sweet Peas

July 19, 2024 / / 0 Comments

Each Wednesday I feature a Hump Day Lunch Break, well sometimes it’s a dinner break. This week I featured the Sweet Peas Stamp set, create cute projects to celebrate new babies, show appreciation, or wish p-pea birthday. Plus this is a great set to color with your favorite coloring tools. I decided on using Watercolor pencils. I forget how fun it is to use my water color pencils, water painters and fluid 100 paper. This stamp set is soooo sweet I just could not resist playing around with it. In fact, I have been having so much fun with it that I will be featuring it for the August Studio Club. Make sure you sign up for my email so you can be the first to now when new classes, club, event and specials are offered. But without further ado, here is our Hump Day spotlight card.

Choose your favorite coloring tool and technique to add color to the cute images. The smaller ones easily fit on a die-cut shape or labels. I used the Nested Essentials dies here. When you pair the image and greeting, you end up with an absolute cuteness overload!

Measurements

  • Peach Pie Card Base: 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″
  • Granny Apple Green cardstock: 3-1/8″ x 5-1/2″
  • Lilly Pond Paper: 3″ x 5-1/2″
  • Lemon Lime Twist cardstock: 4-1/2″ x 2-1/4″
  • Fluid 100 paper: 4″ x 2-3/4″
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30 Day Endeavor: Day 2

July 17, 2024 / / 0 Comments

Welcome to Day 2 of my 30 Day Endeavor to do Lives and Videos on Social Media. My goal is to inspire and share cardmaking and paper crafting with you. Make sure to come back each day to see what’s new!

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Today’s adventure in Card making featured making 3 different cards using 1 card layout. I love being able to use the same layout multiple times and have each card be unique just by changing up the Stamp sets and Papers. Which is your favorite? leave a comment below I would love to know.

It all started with a card base, the a 3-1/8″ x 4-3/8″ cardstock layer, a 3″ x 4-1/4″ piece of Designer paper. Add a focal element, stamped or die cut image and a sentiment. Check out the YouTube video below.

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