Showing posts with label Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper. Show all posts

Friday, December 13, 2024

Crafty Collaborations Monochromatic Color Challenge Week 50 - Highland Heather

It's hard to believe, but we have finally reached Week 50 of the Monochromatic Color Challenge for 2024. This has been such an amazing journey and I am excited to share with you the card I created with Highland Heather, the featured color for Week 50. 
This beautiful purple has a soothing feeling to it and I wanted to create a pretty card design featuring the Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper. I love this wonderful layout and how the strips of designer series paper frame the heat embossed sentiment from the Layering Leaves stamp set. This card design is simple to create, yet it has a wonderful Wow feel to it. 
Products Used:
Layering Leaves stamp set (item #161277)
Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper (item #162593)
Highland Heather Cardstock (item #146986)
Basic White Cardstock (item #159276)
Versamark Pad (item #102283)
Basics Wow Embossing Powders (item #165679)
Purple Fine Shimmer Gems (item #162611)
Measurements:
Highland Heather Cardstock
Card Base - 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" (Scored at 4 1/4")
Center Panel - 1 15/16" x 3 3/16"
Basic White Cardstock 
Card Front - 5 1/4" x 4"
Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper
2 Panels - 2 7/8" x 7/8"
2 Panels - 7/8" x 4 1/8"
This beautiful card design is all about the layout and once you have your strips cut, it really is a matter of assembling them to create the frame for the focal sentiment panel. This card design is a great way to use up strips of designer series paper. I chose to heat emboss the sentiment from the Layering Leaves stamp set with White embossing powder to make it pop and I added several of the smaller floral images to coordinate with the floral design in the designer series paper. For a touch of bling, I added several of the Purple Fine Shimmer Gems to complete this lovely clean and simple card design.
Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. I hope that you have enjoyed my final card design for this year's challenge and I hope that it will inspire you to explore using this pretty purple in your future projects. Thank you for following me on this amazing journey this year and I hope that my cards have inspired you to try these wonderful colors and explore new possibilities. Let me know in the comments what your favorite color was for 2024. 
Please take a moment to check out the amazing projects featuring Highland Heather in this week's Monochromatic Insta Hop. Just click here to get started. We would love it if you would leave us a comment and let us know what you liked about our projects. 

If you live in the U.S. and do not have a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, please contact me and I would be happy to help you with your creative projects. You may also visit my Online Store to place your order and have it shipped to you. 

Until Next Time

Happy Stamping,

Tricia Butts
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

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Saturday, May 4, 2024

Stamping With Friends May Blog Hop Pocket Card

It's time to hop along with the Stamping With Friends May Blog Hop and this month we are showcasing Pocket Cards. Our wonderful Design Team will be showcasing their projects and ideas to help inspire you to step outside your comfort zone and try this fun card style to create your own beautiful designs. 
For my Pocket Card design, I chose to use the Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper to create a beautiful Mother's Day card. I paired it with the sentiment from the Stippled Roses stamp set and heat embossed the image with Gold embossing powder to give it a touch of elegance. This style of Pocket Card was inspired by a similar card created by fellow Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, Karen Titus. Instead of leaving the sides open, I chose to adhere them shut using Tear & Tape Adhesive. This style of card is great for adding a gift card inside for a special occasion. It is simple to create and so much fun to decorate. 
Products Used:
Stippled Roses stamp set (item #162657)
Painted Lavender Dies (item #162596)
Stylish Shapes Dies (item #159183)
Versamark Pad (item #102283)
Metallics Wow Embossing Powders (item #165678)
Natural 3/8" Polka Dot Trim (item #163465)
Brushed Brass Butterflies (item #158136)
Stampin' Dimensionals (item #104430)
Mini Glue Dots (item #103683)
Tear & Tape Adhesive (item #154031)
Measurements:
Gorgeous Grape Cardstock
Card Base - 4 1/4" x 11" (Scored at 1" & 5 1/2")
Medium Circle die cut with the Stylish Shapes Dies
2 Small Circles die cut with the Stylish Shapes Dies
Lost Lagoon Cardstock
3 Leaf Sprigs die cut with the Painted Lavender Dies
Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper
Card Front - 4"x4"
Flap Strip - 3/4" x 4"
Insert Strip - 1" x 3 5/8"
Basic White Cardstock
Insert - 3 5/8" x 5 1/4"
I was so happy when Stampin' Up! decided to carry over the beautiful Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper and I thought it would be perfect for this card design. I wanted to keep the design clean and simple with a touch of elegance. The coordinating patterns made it easy to mix and match to create the contrast with the front panel, the flap and the insert so that everything tied together. I added some foliage die cut with the Painted Lavender Dies and a touch of bling with the Brushed Brass Butterflies. The Natural Polka Dot Ribbon adds some wonderful texture to the design without being too bulky. For the pull top on the insert, I attached the small Gorgeous Grape circles on either side of the insert to make it easy to move the layer in and out of the pocket.


Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. I hope that my Pocket Card design will help inspire you to explore this fun fold to come up with your own beautiful cards. There are so many options to explore. 
Please take a moment to hop around and visit the other members of our wonderful Design Team to see their amazing projects. Just click on the links in the Roll Call List below to find your way. We would appreciate it if you would leave us a comment and let us know what you liked about our projects. 

If you live in the U.S. and do not have a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, please contact me and I would be happy to help you with your creative projects. You may also visit my Online Store to place your order and have it shipped to you. 

Until Next Time

Happy Stamping,

Tricia Butts
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

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Wednesday, February 21, 2024

New At SU February Blog Hop Perennial Lavender Suite

 
Welcome to the New At SU February Blog Hop and this month we are sharing with you how to create projects that are simple and then show you how to step it up to the next level. Our wonderful Design Team will be sharing their projects and ideas using products from the January-April 2024 Mini Catalog to help inspire you to get creative and make your own beautiful projects.
For my cards, I chose to use products from the Perennial Lavender Suite Collection, to help show you the versatility of these products. I love how these products all coordinate to make it simple for you to mix and match to come up with your own unique designs. For my simple design, it is all about ink, paper and stamps and for my stepped up design, I added die cutting and designer series paper to take it to the next level. As you can see, I used elements from my simple card to create my stepped up card design. Both designs are a great way to create beautiful cards to send to the people we care about.
Products Used:
Painted Lavender Bundle (item #162597)
Perennial Postage Bundle (item #162608)
Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper (item #162593)
Paper Butterfly Accents (item #162612)
Crumb Cake Cardstock (item #120953)
Lost Lagoon Cardstock (item #133679)
Fresh Freesia Cardstock (item #155613)
Basic White Cardstock (item #159276)
Fresh Freesia Classic Ink Pad (item #155611)
Highland Heather Classic Ink Pad (item #147103)
Gorgeous Grape Classic Ink Pad (item #147099)
Lost Lagoon Classic Ink Pad (item #161678)
Highland Heather Classic Ink Refill (item #147167)
Clear Wink of Stella Glitter Brush (item #141897)
Purple Fine Shimmer Gems (item #162611)
Linen Thread (item #104199)
Stampin' Dimensionals (item #104430)
Mini Glue Dots (item #103683)
Measurements:
Simple Card Design
Crumb Cake Cardstock
Card Base - 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" (Scored at 4 1/4")
Fresh Freesia Cardstock
Layer 1 - 5 1/4" x 4"
Basic White Cardstock
Card Front - 5" x 3 3/4"
Stepped Up Card Design
Crumb Cake Cardstock
Card Base - 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" (Scored at 4 1/4")
Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper 
Card Front - 5 1/4" x 4"
Basic White Cardstock
Focal Layer die cut with the Perennial Postage Dies
Sentiment Layer die cut with the Perennial Postage Dies
3 Lavender Sprays stamped and die cut with the Painted Lavender Bundle
Stems stamped and die cut with the Painted Lavender Bundle
Lost Lagoon Cardstock
2 Greenery stems die cut with the Painted Lavender Dies
Fresh Freesia Cardstock
2 Floral stems die cut with the Painted Lavender Dies 
For the Simple card design, I chose start with a Crumb Cake cardstock card base to help offset the different purples. I used Fresh Freesia cardstock as a matte layer to add a pop of color between the card base and the focal layer that helps tie everything together. To create my focal layer, I stamped the lavender using Fresh Freesia, Highland Heather and Gorgeous Grape Classic inks to create the different layers of color. As you can see, some of the florals have been stamped using 2nd Generation stamping to create depth and dimension and an almost watercolor look. For the stems, I stamped the image using Lost Lagoon Classic ink, lining it up with the bottom of the floral images. I stamped the sentiment and the small butterflies using Gorgeous Grape Classic ink to add a nice contrast with the softness of the lavender bouquet. To embellish the card, I added a Linen Thread bow and several of the beautiful Purple Fine Shimmer Gems to complete the card design. 
For my Stepped Up card design, I once again chose to use Crumb Cake cardstock for my card base. It is a wonderful neutral that works well with all the purples in this design. This time, I used one of the pretty designs from the Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper for my card front to add some wonderful texture and color to the background. I die cut the focal background using the Perennial Postage Dies from Basic White cardstock to use it to help make the Lavender Bouquet pop and attached it to the card front on the upper left side. To create the bouquet, I stamped three of the lavender sprays, 1 Fresh Freesia and 2 Highland Heather, onto Basic White cardstock to create a soft watercolor look. I then die cut these out with the coordinating die. I also stamped the stems using Lost Lagoon Classic ink onto Basic White cardstock and die cut them out as well. In addition, I die cut 2 of the leaves die cuts from Lost Lagoon cardstock and 2 of the florals die cuts from Fresh Freesia cardstock to add some color and texture to the bouquet. To start with, I added the stems die cut so that it layered slightly over the bottom of the Basic White layer, ready to build the bouquet. I added the leaves and floral die cuts first to the Basic White layer and then added the stamped lavender, using Stampin' Dimensionals to pop up the tops while adhere the bases directly to the focal layer. Using a drop of Highland Heather Classic ink refill, I mixed it in with Clear Wink of Stella to color one of the Paper Butterfly Accents. Once dry, I attached it to the center of the bouquet with a Mini Glue Dot and embellished it with several of the Purple Fine Shimmer Gems. For the sentiment, I stamped the image with Fresh Freesia Classic ink onto the Basic White sentiment label and added it to the bottom right corner of the card front with Stampin' Dimensionals. To finish off the card design, I added a Linen Thread bow to the stems of the bouquet. I love how both of these card designs turned out. They are so different yet use so many of the same supplies. 
Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. I hope that my examples of a simple and stepped up card design will help inspire you to create your own beautiful projects. It is a great way to create a variety of designs using similar supplies.
Please take the time to visit with our Design Team to see their amazing projects. Just click on the links in the Roll Call List below to visit their blogs. We would appreciate it if you would leave us a comment and let us know what you liked about our projects. Do you prefer simple or stepped up? We would love to hear from you.
If you live in the U.S. and do not have a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, please contact me and I would be happy to help you with your creative projects. You may also visit my Online Store to place your order and have it shipped to you. 

Until Next Time

Happy Stamping,

Tricia Butts
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

Like What You See? Visit My Online Store Here

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