It's time for Kylie's Demonstrator Training June Blog Hop and this month I am showcasing products from the New 2019-2020 Annual Catalog. You will be visiting with Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all over the world as they share their amazing projects. We are a group of demonstrators sharing ideas and a common goal to help us build and strengthen our businesses through creativity. I hope you enjoy what we have to share this month.
For my card design this month, I am showcasing the beautiful Magnolia Lane Designer Series Paper (item #149484) and coordinating Good Morning Magnolia Bundle (item #151087). This lovely clean and simple card design has an elegant feel to it and is suitable for a variety of occasions. The Good Morning Magnolia stamp set (item #149298) contains a variety of beautiful images and versatile sentiments that make it easy to create wonderful projects. I was inspired by a card design that Kylie Bertucci shared recently and couldn't wait to create my own version.
To create this card, I chose to use Basic Black cardstock for the card base and added a layer of the designer series paper for my card front. The variety of patterns in this paper pack are simply stunning and it was difficult to choose which design to feature for today's card. The particular design is probably one of my favorites and I love the way the flowers seem to pop off the page.
For the sentiment, I cut a 1 1/4" x 4 1/4" strip of Whisper White cardstock and heat embossed the sentiment image using Copper embossing powder. I created a matte for this strip with a 1 1/2" x 4 1/4" strip of Basic Black cardstock and attached it to the card front using Snail adhesive.
To complete the card design, I stamped the flower bud image with Versamark ink and heat embossed it with Copper embossing powder and colored the petals and leaves using Stampin' Blends Markers to mimic the flowers in the designer series paper. I then die cut the flower using the coordinating dies from the Magnolia Memory Dies (item 149578) and attached it to the sentiment with Mini Stampin' Dimensionals. Remember that when you order the stamp set and coordinating dies as a bundle, you save 10%.
This card is a wonderful example of how you can create simply stunning cards by letting the beautiful designer series paper do all the work for you. From one 12"x12" sheet of designer series paper, you can cut 6 card front size pieces to create 6 beautiful cards. That means that you could create 72 cards from one pack of designer series paper. What a wonderful way to create a variety of cards and get amazing value from you pretty pack.
I hope that you have enjoyed the card design I have shared today. Please take the time to visit the other members of our blog hop and see their amazing creations. Just click on the links in the blog hop list below to find your way.
Happy Stamping,
Tricia Butts
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Love this suite! Such a beautiful card, Tricia.
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ReplyDeleteVery elegant and lovely Tricia :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely card - I adore this DSP and your embossed magnolia and sentiment in copper are wonderful touches.😊
ReplyDeleteLovely card. The DSP is so pretty you don't want to cover it up.
ReplyDeleteGreat card. That DSP is the best.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right. The DSP is beautiful and doesn't need anything to distract from it!
ReplyDeleteFab card from a fab suite.
Such gorgeous paper speaks for itself, alright! I love that you let it do that! Thanks, for sharing your ideas with us, Tricia!
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ReplyDeleteSorry, was getting mixed up! Gorgeous cards Tricia. I love these papers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card.
ReplyDeleteLove this DSP! It's so elegant. Beautiful card Tricia. Thank you for taking part in our Demonstrator Training Blog Hop this month.
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