This week I made two beautiful birthday cards using the Framed Florets Bundle and the Fitting Florets Designer Series Paper (limited time paper). Some designer paper is easier than others to use in a card background and I will share why during my video. The layout for this card is from this week’s CASE-ing Tuesday sketch.
Want to make this card? Find out all my tips and tricks in my VIDEO TUTORIAL and step-by-step instructions below. Check out the complete SUPPLY LIST HERE! Join me Live every Tuesday on my Facebook Page at 10am EST.
November Rewards
Use the Host Code HGPJK6HE and as a thank you for ordering
🍯 Spend $15* and choose one of my paid Tutorials for Free
🍯 Spend at least $50* and get my Host Code Gift
🍯 Spend $150* or more and receive Stampin’ Rewards
*before shipping & tax
**do NOT use host code so that you can qualify for Stampin’ Rewards
 |  |
CASE-ing Tuesday
My card was CASE’d from page 32 of the 2022 July-December Mini Catalog. Each week we makeover a card from the current Stampin’ Up catalog and then share it on our Facebook Group. You can join our CASE-ing Tuesday Facebook Group to see more samples and/or share your own card with us. It’s a great way to improve your stamping and challenge yourself to try new styles. I hope you will join us.
Instructions
- Card Base: Start with an 11″ x 4-1/4″ piece of Cardstock. On the long side, score at the 5-1/2″ mark. Fold along the score line.
- Designer Series Paper Layer: Cut a 5″ x 4″ piece of DSP. Then cut into FIVE 1″ strips. Adhere to the card front.
- Focal Point Layer: Cut an oval for the front and stamp with a greeting.
- Embellish with a ribbon bow and in-color opals.
Stampin’ Up! Shopping List
click on the product for details
| |||||
|
| ||||
|
|
|
|
If you enjoyed this post…
🐝 Subscribe to my YouTube Channel to watch my tutorials
🐝 Subscribe to my Email List to receive Saturday Project Sheets
🐝 Get the Starter Kit for supplies at a discount
Leave a Reply