Hi there! I'm Susan Boback, aka the Card Connoisseur – Facebook & Instagram www.susanboback.stampinup.net. I created this card for the catalog launch Open House I had the end of April 2022. While I'd love for you to use the Designer Series Papers and products from Stampin' Up! please use your own products and put your own ideas into this pattern. That's the fun of creating, of being the artist, and of CASing - that's Copy And Share - its expected!
SLIMLINE CARD with HUES OF HAPPINESS Designer Series Papers
This card measures 8 7/8” x 7 ¾”. Fits in No. 10 Business Envelope (USA)
Petal Pink Cardstock – 146985 p. 123 (Annual Catalog) p.
123
Old Olive Cardstock – 100702 p. 123 (Annual Catalog)
Hues of Happiness Designer Series Paper – 158822 p. 132
(Annual Catalog)
Hues Abounds Bundle – dies and stamps - 158824 p. 109 (not used on this card, but
coordinating dies will cut out the flower shapes on this paper)
Sentiment (HOPE Paper Pumpkin)
Dimensionals - 104430 p. 127 (Annual Catalog)
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This pattern makes two cards. The remaining piece of the card base from one
is used for the layer of another card. Choose two colors that will coordinate
with each other and with the DSP. (Note that the finished card in the photo does not have the contrasting color layer)
1.
Card Base – on the 11” side of ONE 8 ½” x 11” piece
of cardstock, cut off a 3 ¼” piece. This
becomes the layer on the 2nd card.
2.
Score the card base at 3 7/8”.
3.
Hand cut or use the coordinating dies to cut out
3 (color coordinated with your card base) flowers.
4.
Use a 3 x 6” piece of the DSP as a layer on top
of the coordinating color layer. Either
use this as one piece, or cut it in 4 – 1 ½” pieces. Place every other one, leaving approx. ½”
space between them, using 2 of the print on one side, and 2 of the print of the
other. This shows off the beautiful prints of both sides. Hand cut (fussy
cutting) the flowers, including one small and leaves, and arrange them on the
left side of the card front so that the DSP is visible across the front.
5.
Use dimensionals to pop up one of the flowers
for a focus.
6.
Add a cheerful sentiment.
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