Hello! I am participating in a blog hop organised by Kylie and Bruno Bertucci as part of their Demonstrator Training Program. We are a group of Demonstrators from around the world who are taking part in training that is helping us to build a successful Stampin' Up!® business and to reach some goals that we have set. So, whether you are a regular visitor or if you have hopped in from another blog, I am delighted to welcome you here to my blog!
Throughout the hop we are sharing ideas and inspiration for Thank You cards to send to our customers during June.
If you place an order with me during June 2022 you will receive one of these cards as a thank you for your purchase together with the All Star video tutorial for the month (featuring the Heart & Home Suite) as a gift.
I have thoroughly enjoyed using the Lovely in Linen Suite this weekend, so I've decided to use it for my thank you cards this month. There are some really useful sentiments in the stamp set and there is also a coordinating punch; you can purchase the stamps and punch as a bundle for bundled savings!
The papers mix and match together wonderfully and my cards are constructed using strips of paper measuring 1 1/2" wide. I am usually a metric measurer (and indeed I used centimetres to chop the length of the strips), but 1 1/2" wide just worked for these cards. I particularly like the blue pattern, which is the flip side of the flowers, but alas it is almost all gone...I will have to buy another pack!
The three strips of paper nest onto the Soft Succulent layer, which in turn sits within the largest of the Scalloped Contour dies and onto a Basic White card base. Sweet Sorbet provides a pop of colour to complement the flowers and at the same time lifts the muted colours.
The frame is stamped, the sentiment is added using a different colour and then it's punched out using the Lasting Label punch. To finish the card the label is lifted on dimensionals over a twist of luxurious Soft Succulent Satin Ribbon. Inside the card, I used the mosaic tile stamp from the set to create a border. The stamps are photopolymer so it's easy to line up and build a pattern.
Thank you so much for visiting today, I hope you have been inspired! As mentioned at the beginning, this is a blog hop so make sure you hop ar0und to see the other amazing projects on the hop! Click on the links below to visit them.
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Stay safe and as always, happy crafting,
If you would like to order any supplies, and you live in the UK, I would love to be your demonstrator. Use the hostess code YRUS2VYW to get some free product (it will follow in the post after the end of the month). If your order is over £150 do not use the code as you become the hostess and get the rewards. To place an order please visit my online shop HERE.
If you would like to join my team, you can choose your starter kit HERE and if you have any questions, please contact me at furrycatdesigns@gmail.com
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Nice colors, love your card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Karen, these papers are lovely with those dies!
ReplyDeleteNice use of the DSP.
ReplyDeleteLOVE these cards. The mixture of DSP's and the stamp inside are striking. Thank you Karen for taking part in our Demonstrator Training Blog Hop this month!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Karen, this dsp is so pretty x
ReplyDeleteGreat layout and use of the beautiful DSP!
ReplyDeleteCute design to showcase the different papers in this collection. Love it.
ReplyDeleteVery Cute cards!
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