If you haven’t already done so, BEE SURE to hop all the way around and check out Kelly Taranto’s card.  I know you will BEE glad you did!

My project is SUPER simple, so if you are short on time, but want a cute idea for Valentine’s or just a card to say hello, then this is the project for you!

Please note that this is not a Tracie original.  I cased it from a cute card I saw on Pinterest.

Here are the measurements and details for making this card:

• Daffodil Delight cardstock 8 1/2 x 11 and scored at 4 1/4
• Basic White cardstock 3 x 3 and cut with the Deckled Circles Dies (you could use any circle punches or die you have)
• Scraps of Daffodil Delight and Vellum cardstock for the bee and wings.
• Bee Mine DSP 1 1/2 x 5 1/2
• Black & White Gingham Ribbon 10 inches

I used Memento ink to stamp my bee and the Happy Valentine’s Day greeting and Crushed Curry stamp the honeycomb background on the cardbase.

I used Multipurpose Glue to attach the DSP, Dimensionals for the circle and bee and Tear & Tape to attach the ribbon.  The hardest part of this card is deciding which piece of the adorable DSP to use!

I am all done, but I hope you will buzz on over with me see Jo Anne Hewin’s project.  It is un-BEE-lievably cute!

If you have questions or would like to order this adorable bundle that is available starting January 4th, please let me know.  I would love to help you!

Stay Safe & Crafty!

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Jo Anne Hewins
Kristine Vicente – Queen City Stamp Art
Toni Campana
Frances Wagner
Kelly Taranto – The Late Night Stamper
Tracie Evans Langley, the Sassy Stamper

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So, that all said here is my card that uses Hello Ladybug stamp set and punch.  I think this set is adorable and can be used for lots of different card giving occasions.

My project also uses the Fold Back Pop-Up Card that was a tutorial on Split Coast Stampers a few weeks ago.  Here is the link to the very well done video by Robyn Rasset.  This is quickly becoming one of my favorite fancy folds.  You can see another card I made in January for the NC Demos Stamp-A-Long using the Sale-A-Bration  Friendly Hello Bundle at the bottom of this post.

If you would like to recreate this card here are the measurements:

• Poppy Parade 8 1/2 x 5 ½. Score at 4 ¼ and 2 1/8
• 2 Basic Black 1 3/4  x  1 3/4  and 2 3/4 x 2 3/4
• 2 each Basic White 1 5/8 x 1 5/8
• 2 5/8 x 2 5/8
• 2 each Pattern Party DSP  5  1/4 x 1 7/8, these can be the same or coordinating.
• 2 each Friendly Hello Designer Series Paper:  2 x 2, these should coordinate, but NOT be the same of your 5 ¼ x 1 7/8 pieces.

My suggestion for making this kind card is to cut all you cardstock and DSP then attach the DSP to your card base.  I used Multipurpose Glue for this.

Next, stamp and punch the your images.  Then it is time to put your card together.  I did use Stampin’ Dimensionals to attach the stamped pieces and my ladybug.  I did use Tear & Tape to attach the lady bug to the pop up mechanism.

Thank you SO much for letting me share my project with you.  I am all done for now, but you aren’t!  Come pop over with me to see what Kelly has created. I know it will be great!

Stay Safe & Crafty!

February Blog Hoppers
Tina Lesson
Jo Anne Hewins
Amanda Howard
Toni Campana
Tracie Evans Langley
Kelly Taranto

Here is the card I made using the Friendly Hello Bundle.  If you would like to get this awesome bundle for yourself it is too late!  Sale-A-Bration doesn’t end until Monday, February 28th.  You can

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The cards I am sharing aren’t fancy, but do share how I used the Circle Punches for two of my Cute Cards Quick Kits during my Scrappy Stampers’ Getaway this past weekend at Carolina Beach.  These are some of my favorites.  I love circle punches and will be so sad to see them retire May 3rd.

This first card originally came from one of our Mystery Card Parties and features Faux Silk, one of my favorite techniques.  Here are all the details!

Comfort & Hope Card

Supplies:

• Comfort & Hope stamp set
• Inks Balmy Blue, Granny Apple Green. Night of Navy Cardstock:
• 1 1/4, 2 & 2 1/4 inch Punches
• Tissue paper. Cut this into a 6×6 inch pieces

Cardstock

• Night of Navy 5 ½ x 8 1/2 and scored at 4 ¼
• 2 Basic White 4 x 5 1/4 & 2 1/4 x 9
• Granny Apple Green 2 1/2 x  2 1/2
• Balmy Blue 2 x 2
• Night of Navy Twine 5 inches

1. Stamp the zig zag image in Night of Navy on tissue paper.
2. Next stamp the circle image in Balmy Blue on the tissue paper and also onto your scrap of Basic White cardstock. Don’t forget to stamp it onto the 4 x 5 1/4 Basic White piece for the inside of your card.
3. Stamp the leaf in Granny Apple Green onto the tissue paper and onto the scrap of Basic White cardstock. Stamp it onto the Basic White piece for the inside of your card.
4. Stamp the dots in Balmy Blue and Night of Navy onto the tissue paper. Stamp the dots in Night of Navy onto the scrap of Basic White cardstock and onto the Basic White piece for the inside of your card.
5. Stamp your greeting onto the Balmy Blue cardstock in Night of Navy.
6. Crinkle/smoosh the tissue paper into a ball. Then unfold it and smooth out and set aside.
7. Apply Multipurpose Glue over the entire piece of 4 x 5 1/4 cardstock and then gently put the tissue paper onto the cardstock. Press it down, but do not smooth it out. You want the crinkles.  Set aside to dry.
8. While your Faux Silk piece is drying, punch out your circle images, your greetings and the Granny Apple Green pieces.
9. Attach the Night of Navy twine to the back of the Basic White circle then attach the Basic White Circle to the Granny Apple Green circle with Dimensionals.
10. Attach the 4 x 5 1/4 Basic White piece in the inside of the Night of Navy cardbase.
11. Once the glue is dry on your Faux Silk piece fold the excess tissue paper around and behind the white cardstock using your favorite adhesive and then attach it to the Night of Navy cardbase.
12. Attach your greeting and leaf circle to the Faux Suede piece with your favorite adhesive. I used Multipurpose Glue.

My second card was inspired by one I saw on Pinerest and cased.  I love the bright colors and the Circle Celebration stamp set is one I really have enjoyed from the January to June Mini Catalog.   Here are all the details for this fun and cheery card:

Circle Celebration Card

Supplies:

• Circle Celebration & Peaceful Moments stamp sets
• 1 1/4 & 1 1/2 inch Circle Punchs
• Ink pads: Bermuda Bay, Daffodil Delight, Granny Apple Green & Melon Mambo
• Piercing Mat
• Mini & Standard Dimensionals, Multipurpose Glue & Tear & Tape

Cardstock:

•  Melon Mambo,  5 ½ x 8 ½ and scored at 4 ¼
• Basic White 4 x 5 1/4 & a scrap for the punched circles
• Granny Apple Green 2 x 2
• Metallic Mesh Ribbon 4 inches

1. Stamp the large solid circle in Daffodil Delight.
2. Next stamp the circle with the ring of flowers in Bermuda Bay.
3. Stamp the small starburst in Granny Apple Green.
4. Stamp the smallest flower in Melon Mambo.
5. Stamp the little dots in Daffodil Delight.
6. Now on the stamp following on your 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 Basic White cardstock: the open flower and the wavey circle in Melon Mambo. Then stamp the open flower in Bermuda Bay. Finally, stamp the polka dot circle in Granny Apple Green.
7. Stamp your greeting in Bermuda Bay on the Granny Apple Green cardstock.
8. Punch out all 5 circles with the 1 1/2 or 1 1/4 inch the circle punches.
9. Attach the 4 x 5 1/4 piece of Basic White to your cardbase. I used Multipurpose Glue.
10. Attach the Metallic Mesh Ribbon with Tear & Tape or another strong adhesive.
11. Finish your card by attaching your punched circles with a mix of Mini Dimensionals and Dimensionals.

Thank you for letting me share my projects with you this evening.  If you have questions or would like to order any of the featured products please contact me. I would love to help you!

Now I am off to see what Amy Austin-Kinler is up to this month!  I am sure it is a project full of punch!

Thank you again for join us!

Happy Stamping!

April Blog Hoppers

Amy Austin-Kinler
Jo Anne Hewins
Sharon Maranich
Laurie Meier
Tracie Evans Langley

I am sharing a very special card that I created for our friend, Taba-san.  My husband, Jay, met him almost 24 years ago when he took a group of CAP cadets on the International Cadet Exchange Program (IACE).  Since that time we or just Jay have either visiting Japan to see Taba or he has come to the States every year.  That was until COVID.  It has now been It has now been more than two years since we have seen him which makes all of us very sad.

Anyway, Taba loves all things airplane and American.  So, when Jay asked me to make him a card for his birthday which was last week, I knew exactly what I wanted to do!

As you may or may not know, I am now addicted to Easel Cards again thanks to my friend and fellow NC Demo, Toni.  So, that is where I started with Taba’s card.  The dimensions are as follows:

• Basic White Thick 5 1/2 x 8 1/2. Score at 2 1/8 and 4 1/4. Use your Bone Folder to make sure your folds are crisp!
• Basic Black 4 x 5 1/4
• Basic White 3 3/4 x 5 and 2 x 5 1/2

Once I decided to make an Easel Card I knew I wanted to use the Soar Confidently stamp set, but had to think about how to create the sky around my airplane.  After perusing my stamp sets I settled on the Waterfront stamp set (a retiring favorite) to create my water, sand and sky.

I started by stamping the airplane twice using my Stamparatus.  Once on my Whisper White cardstock and once on a piece of copy paper.  Both in Memento Black Ink.  I then fussy cut the airplane that I stamped on the copy paper.

Next, I used my 1 1/2 inch Circle Punch (another retiring favorite) and punch out a circle from a sticky note.  I placed the negative of the sticky note onto my cardstock then used Daffodil Delight and Mango Melody with a Blending Brush to create my sun.  I then removed the negative of the sticky note and replaced it with the circle I had punched. I also added a little washi tape to the back of the airplane I cut out and placed it over my stamped airplane on the Basic White Cardstock.

Now the real stamping began! I used a combinations of the stamps from Waterfront along with Pool Party ink to stamp the water on both pieces of Basic White Cardstock, Next was the sand in Crumb Cake and finally the sky in Balmy Blue.

I then added a good amount of Wink of Stella here and there for texture and shine to my water and sky.  Okay, it was more than a little and I had to let it dry for a few minutes. LOL

While the Wink of Stella dried I created my Happy Birthday tag with the stamp from Enjoy the Moment, Memento Black ink and the Label Me Fancy and added the Braided Linen Twine for a little texture.

It was finally time to assemble my card.  I started by attaching my scene to the layer of Basic Black with Dimensionals and then added the corners from Antique Corners & Slides with Glue Dots.  I attached this layer to my Basic White cardbase using Multipurpose Glue.  Remember to only put glue on the bottom half!

I attached the 2 x 5 1/2 inch “water piece with Foam Strips.  This is what keeps you easel in place.  Finally, I added my Happy Birthday tag.

Thank you so much for stopping in and letting me share this special birthday card with you!  Come along with me to see what Gina Shelton has created!  This is her first blog hop with our group and we are so excited to have her join us!

Please let me know if you have any questions on need help placing an order for ANY of these wonderful products!  Until next time….

Happy Stamping!

March Blog Hoppers
Amy Kinler
Jo Anne Hewins
Tina Lesson
Toni Campana
Laurie Meier
Tracie Evans Langley
Gina Shelton

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Join me live or virtually for the happiest and saddest day of the Stampin’ Up! year; the release of the newest Annual Catalog PDF and the announcement of the Retiring list from the current Annual Catalog.

Join me live or virtually for the happiest and saddest day of the Stampin’ Up! year; the release of the newest Annual Catalog PDF and the announcement of the Retiring list from the current Annual Catalog.

So, grab your Annual Catalog, a pen and/or highlighter, a box of tissues, and your favorite beverage and join me to mark the retiring products in your catalog.

Yes, there will be some tears and cheers, but it is always more fun if we do this together!

Join us virtually via Zoom. Email me to let me know you want to join us and I will email you the link.

Weather permitting we will be meeting on my pool deck for the live portion of this event!

So, grab your Annual Catalog, a pen and/or highlighter, a box of tissues, and your favorite beverage and join me to mark the retiring products in your catalog.

Yes, there will be some tears and cheers, but it is always more fun if we do this together!

Join us virtually via Zoom. Email me at tracie@stampwithtracie.com to let me know you want to join us and I will email you the link.

Weather permitting we will be meeting on my pool deck for the live portion of this event!

Stay Safe & Crafty!

Tracie

PS.  Don’t panic about all the Photopolymer Stamp Sets on the Retiring List Today! Check the the “reconfigured” category

One of the values at Stampin’ Up! is to Better Our Best, which means that from time to time they review their processes and procedures. Through some analysis, they’ve identified some manufacturing improvements the could make to photopolymer stamps process.

This new process,will now include an extended insert in the case, with the stamp images printed on the front (as usual) and on the back. That means as you open your stamp case you’ll be able to see the stamp images on both sides of your case. The photopolymer stamp sets will no longer include the printed acetate sheet; instead, the stamps will come between two clear sheets. You and will be able to stick the stamps directly to the case over the images on the insert.

This change will not impact Paper Pumpkin stamps, and photopolymer stamps that come with all-inclusive kits. Because these stamps don’t have a case, SU will continue to offer the printed sheet so you know which stamps are in the set.

Photopolymer stamps will still function the same, and are still made with high-quality see through photopolymer material. The benefit of this change is that it will help SU increase the number of photopolymer stamps we can produce, which helps mee supply needs quicker.

Due to the significance of this change, we need new item numbers for all carry over photopolymer stamp sets. It’s important to note that the imagery hasn’t changed. When the retired list is published, you will notice a list of impacted item numbers under the “reconfigured” category. Item numbers listed there are due to this change.

So, my Card Kits this month will be all about birthdays and celebrating the special people in our lives!

I choose to kick off my birthday month celebration with ice cream cones and party hats.  Because who doesn’t like ice cream and party hats??  Both cards are a Vertical Easel Fold and use the products from the Ice Cream Corner Suite found on page 48 and 49 of the January to June Mini Catalog.

Let’s get the boring stuff out of the way shall we?  Here are the measurements for these fun cards:

• Base 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 and scored at 2 1/8 and 4 1/4
• Neutral cardstock for the inside layer 4 x 5 1/4
• 2 Pieces of DSP 2 x 5 1/4
• Cardstock to for 2 circles 1 1/2 inches
• Cardstock to create your focal point and the “stopper” tag for your greeting

You will want want to use Multipurpose Glue or an adhesive that you can reposition for everything on these cards EXCEPT the ice cream cone, the party hat and the “stopper” tags.  You should use Dimensionals for those.

Get the scoop on putting everything together from the Stamp Pad Facebook page!

If you are not on Facebook please check out the link that my friend Toni shared.  Vertical Easel Card Tutorial by Wendy Lee

Cost is $6 for your first kit which includes postage.  Additional kits are $5 each.

Kits are available while supplies last.  Yes, you can order multiple kits!

If you want to order this sweet suite or just parts of it to make LOTS of these fun cards right now is the perfect time!  I am celebrating my birthday with FREE shipping!

Payment may be made by cash, check, PayPal (tracie@stampwithtracie.com) or Venmo (Tracie-Langley-1).

Kits may vary due to packaging of Designer Series Paper & Embellishments.

Please note that these kits WILL NOT have ANY stamped images or greetings in ANY of my Card Kits To Go. Selling a kit with stamped images breaks Stampin’ Up!’s copy write rules.

Your own adhesive is a MUST unless I think you need something specific in which case I will include it.

If you have any questions or would like to order any of the products shown please let me know.  I am happy to help you!

Thank you for celebrating my birthday month with me!

Stay Safe & Crafty!

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So, get ready to add some get up and go to  your projects!!

I wanted to share two cards that I made in the last month for two very special ladies who are dear friends and a big part of my team, the Stamp Pad Society.

The first card is for my friend, downline and neighbor of almost four years, Allison for her 50th birthday.  I met Allison after locking myself out of our house on the fifth day we lived here.  Did I mention it was 8:30am in the morning, I was in a robe, no shoes, no cell phone and Jay was at the office?  She was so cool.  I introduced myself, she introduced herself and asked if we had gotten moved in and then what she could do to help me.  If was as if it was normal for some crazy lady to show up unannounced and need a phone.  If you ever meet Allison don’t ask for her version of this story!  It just gets crazier with ever telling! We became great friends after that an now we have really gotten to know each other well over the last year.  There were many days that we didn’t see anyone except each other.  We joke that we are quarantine buddies and I know our friendship, crafting together has helped us not drive our husbands crazy!

Anyway, I share all of this so you know that I wanted to make a very special card for Allison’s big biday.  She loves birds and loves paper crafting that is a bit over the top.  So, I had to do something she didn’t know how to do!  So, a shaker card featuring the birds from the Free as a Bird stamp set and using bird seed seemed to be a perfect place to start! I also wanted this to be something she could enjoy for more that just her birthday, so the Coastal Cabana piece is flat with the with Calypso Coral card attached and the whole thing will eventually go into a 5 x 7 picture frame I gave Allison with her card.

So, it is a big joke with my team that while I love to stamp and punch, I am not a big fan of coloring, die cutting or anything that takes patience.  So, everyone should know how special it is that I not only die cut to make my shaker window, I also colored all the birds using the Blends markers.  I have to say I did enjoy it a little, but don’t tell Allison!  I created the sky around my birds with Coastal Cabana ink and the new Blending Brushes. I added a little shine to the Coastal Cabana base using the White Frost Shimmer Paint and a sponge.

Just in case you need them here are the card/decor piece measurements:

• Coastal Cabana 5 x 7
• Calypso Coral 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 and scored at 4 1/4
• Basic Black frame 5 1/8 x 4 1/4
• Basic White Cardstock  and Window Sheet 4 3/4 x 3 1/2

My second card was for my dear friend, Jenn for her birthday last week.  Jenn has been a cohort and downline for almost 10 years, but has been a friend and crafting buddy for much longer!  We have planned surprise parties for each other, have shared lots of laughter and yummy dinners along with a few glasses of wine over the years.  I had the honor of helping with and being a part of her wedding and the lives of her family and children.  She and her family even lived in our guest house for a short time when they moved back from Maine.  On and off over the years my team was just the two of us, so we spent lots of time together.We are very different, but our personalities help us work SO well together!

Jenn, (along with my other minion, Deb) is a driving force in keeping the Scrappy Stampers’ Getaway going. We were actually supposed to be setting up for this year’s Getaway on her birthday last week, but due to COVID we are all home, but

hoping it will be a go in April.  We had a little gathering to celebrate Jenn’s bday and just be together last Wednesday before Mystery Stamping and I wanted to give Jenn a card that was perfect for her positive and fun personality.

Did I mention that Jenn’s favorite color is blue?  So, from this my daisy suspension card was born.  I started with the Paper Blooms DSP from this year’s SAB brochure and paired it with the large card and envelope from the assorted Memories & More Cards & Envelopes.  I think the DSP looks so sweet with the daisy punched piece and the Organdy Polka Dot Ribbon. One of the fun things I love about this card is that I used the circle I die cut out of the front of the cardbase on the inside of the card.  I hated to waste it!

Thank you for letting me share a little bit about two of the amazing ladies who are part of my team.  I love how crafting has brought use together. I hope hearing a bit about them and the cards I created just for them will inspire you.

I am all done until next month when our theme is Scene 2, but you don’t have to leave the hop!  Come on along and check out what my friend, Jo Anne Hewins has created this month.  She is SOOO talented!

Thank you again.  Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to order any of the products I have shared.  I would love to help you!

Happy Stamping!

February Blog Hoppers
Tina Lessons
Amy Kinler
Toni Campana
Sharon Maranich
Tracie Evans Langley
Jo Anne Hewins
Sue Root

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The greetings for both cards are from the Punch Party stamp set.  You can get this stamp set and the DSP I used for FREE as part of this year’s Sale-A-Bration which only has two weeks left!  So, ask me how to get these fabulous products for yourself!

Both cards have the same simple measurements.

• Cardbase 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 and scored at 4 1/4
• Layer 4 x 5 1/4

Strips for punching:

• Small Oval 1 1/4
• Large Oval 1 1/2
• Tailored Tag 1 3/4

The first card was inspired by the sample on page 65 of the January to June Mini Catalog using the Double Oval Punch and  the SAB Oh, So Ombre DSP.  For this card you will receive a Basic White cardbase, layer  a small oval for your greeting and punched DSP pieces.  This is so you can decide which side of the DSP you want to use!  One set of the paper is Bermuda Bay on one side and Rocco Rose on the other.  The second set is Granny Apple Green on one side and Blackberry Bliss on the other.  If you do have a color preference please let me know.  I will accommodate requests while supplies last.  The  pretty gold Fine Art Ribbon is 3 inches.

This second card features on of my favorite punches, Tailored Tag and the Berry Delightful DSP from the SAB Brochure.  I didn’t think I would like this paper, but I have really fallen in love with its bright and cheerful colors!  You will receive a Poppy Parade cardbase, Granny Apple Green layer and punched pieces of the DSP.  You will also receive a 1 1/2 inch white circle and 9 inches of the All The Trimmings Poppy Parade ribbon.

Sorry this week’s video is SOOO long!  I just didn’t want to forget to share anyting!

Cost is $6 for your first kit which includes postage.  Additional kits are $5 each.

Kits are available while supplies last.  Yes, you can order multiple kits!

Payment may be made by cash, check, PayPal (tracie@stampwithtracie.com) or Venmo (Tracie-Langley-1).

Kits may vary due to packaging of Designer Series Paper & Embellishments.

Please note that these kits WILL NOT have ANY stamped images or greetings in ANY of my Card Kits To Go. Selling a kit with stamped images breaks Stampin’ Up!’s copy write rules.

Your own adhesive is a MUST unless I think you need something specific in which case I will include it.

If you have any questions or would like to order any of the products shown please let me know.  I am happy to help you!

Stay Safe & Crafty!

• The measurements for the heart cards are Cardbase 4 1/4 x 11 and scored at 5 1/2
• The True Love DSP is 4 x 5 1/4
• The Glittered Organdy Ribbon is 12 inches

The gnome card measurements are:

• Whisper White Thick Cardstock 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 and scored at 4 1/4
• Berry Delightful DSP  4 x 5 1/4

I am including punch art template here in case you want to create your own little gnomes at home.

I will post a video later in the week with a few tips and tricks for assembling these cards.

Cost is $6 for your first kit which includes postage.  Additional kits are $5 each.  Since I have three choices this week you can combine any of the three to make up your sets of two.  So, you could do two gnomes or one gnome and one Rocco Rose Valentine or you could do two Purple Posy Valentines.  You get the idea.  You just have to place your order in sets of two. =-)

Kits are available while supplies last.  Yes, you can order multiple kits!

Payment may be made by cash, check, PayPal (tracie@stampwithtracie.com) or Venmo (Tracie-Langley-1).

Kits may vary due to packaging of Designer Series Paper & Embellishments.

Please note that these kits WILL NOT have ANY stamped images or greetings in ANY of my Card Kits To Go. Selling a kit with stamped images breaks Stampin’ Up!’s copy write rules.

Your own adhesive is a MUST unless I think you need something specific in which case I will include it.

If you have any questions or would like to order any of the products shown please let me know.  I am happy to help you!

Stay Safe & Crafty!

This month we are sharing projects using our favorite SAB product  along with any of the other fantastic products from either the Annual or January to June Mini Catalogs.  I decided I couldn’t just share one project as I have become a bit obsessed with the Berry Delightful DSP found on page 14 of the SAB brochure.  I must admit that initially I wasn’t keen on this bundle.  I am not really into fruit. Okay, I will eat it, but I just have never been a big fan of fruit on fabric, on paper or as part of the decor.  But I absolutely LOVE the bright cheery colors in this DSP and think it is very versatile!

My first project is a shaker card using the clear cello envelopes that I shared with my fellow NC Demos for our Stamp-A-Long in January.  It is such a fun and easy way to make a shaker card! I had so much fun using the Strawberry Builder punch to make the strawberries for the shaker!  Instead of stamping the strawberries I embossed them using the Dainty Diamonds 3D Embossing Folder.

My next project was inspired by my friends, Pat Wilkinson and Tina Lesson.  Last Fall I sent them and some other fellow demos and friends Crafty To Do Lists as a thank you for their support of my business and for all the nice things they do to support our group.  Pat and Tina both asked me to print pads for them share with their teams and customers.  They then had the great idea to make pretty covers for them.  I loved this idea so much and had more Berry Delightful DSP and extra supplies from my shaker card, so thought I would give the cover idea a go.  I have a friend who will be getting this for her birthday!

I thought you might appreciate seeing the cover with the measurements and score line.  I did attach the notepad with Multipurpose Glue.

If you would like to order notepads for yourself or friends and family contact me at tracie@stampwithtracie.com .  I will be listing them on my Etsy shop, The Sassy Stamper Shop, this week, but I do give a discount if you contact me directly.

My final project is a fun gnome Valentine that will be on of my Card Kit To Go projects for this week.  I used the Ice Cream Cone Builder punch and the heart from the Dog Builder Punch to make his hat.  His nose is the little tulip from the Vases Builder Punch. His beard is one of the little leaves from the Forever Flourishing Dies and his feet are petals from the Perennial Flower Punch.  I put him together with Dimensionals.  The Hi, Valentine greeting came for the January 2021 Paper Pumpkin Kit, Sending Hearts.

I hope I have given  you some fun ideas for using the Berry Blessings stamp set and Berry Delightful DSP.  Don’t forget that you can have these for FREE with your SAB qualifying order of $50 before tax and shipping!  I would love to help you get this fantastic bundle for yourself!

I am all done for now, but you aren’t!  Pop over and see the fantastic ideas Tina Lesson has to share this month!

Please let me know if you have questions, want to place an order or need assistance with any project you are working on at the moment.  I would love to help you!

Stay Safe & Crafty!

January Blog Hoppers
Amy Kinler
Jo Anne Hewins
Tracie Evans Langley
Tina Lesson
Laurie Meier
Toni Campana
Dawn Colby

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