Handmade Fall Card
Today I am sharing one of my favorite handmade fall cards from the Stampin’ Up! Holiday catalog using the Country Home stamp set. This card uses the Country Lane Designer series paper which has some great fall colors in it. Crushed Curry, Cajun Craze and Early Espresso is one of my favorite color combinations for fall!
The Country Lane DSP has a beautiful combination of Crushed Curry, greens, purple and brown shades. Perfect for fall. I was thinking perfect for making a Thanksgiving table come together with napkin rings and little favor ideas.
What I love about the Country Home Stamp set is the variety of 
images and the way that they layer together to make a beautiful focal point for a card. Let’s move onto the details for this card.
The base of this card is a 11″ x 4 1/4″ piece of Crushed Curry cardstock scored at 5 1/2″. The next layer is a 5 1/8″ x 3 7/8″ piece of Early Espresso cardstock.
The next layer is made up of two pieces, a 3″ x 3 3/4″ piece of Cajun Craze cardstock and a 3 3/4″ x 2″ piece of the Country Lane DSP with the Cotton Flower pattern. The cajun craze cardstock has been embossed with the Tin Tile embossing folder. As a person who has lived most of her life in antique houses, I love this folder.. My farmhouse had a Tin Ceiling in the kitchen.
The center piece is a 2 1/4″ x 3 1/4″ piece of Whisper white cardstock layered onto a 2 3/8″ x 3 3/8″ piece of Early Espresso cardstock. I stamped the milk jug on an extra piece of Whisper White cardstock with Black Momento ink. I added the flower arrangement on top and colored the flowers and the milk jug with Stampin’ Up!’s Blends markers. Next I cut out the milk jug and flowers very carefully and then added them to the center piece of the card. I used di
mensionals to make this piece pop! Then I used the light Pool Party Blend marker to color behind the flowers and milk jug to give it a little depth. Then I added a couple of the Silver Faceted Gems to the bottom right side of the card.On the inside of the card, I added a 4″ x 5 1/4″ piece of Whisper White cardstock and stamped the flower arrangement. I also colored those with the Stampin’ Up! Blends markers. I think this does a lot to finish off this card!.
This is why the Country Home Suite is my favorite fall stamp set and DSP combination from the Holiday catalog.
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Holiday sentiments. And if you purchase the bundle with the framelits included you can easily cut out your images. 
of Green Glimmer paper to cut a larger scalloped oval. Did you see the Cherry, Green and Copper Glimmer paper in the Holiday catalog?!!! Every project should have some sparkle!!
planning a full day stamping event every 4 months and our next one is this Saturday September 15th. A Full day of Crafting fun with lots of great ideas featuring the new products in the Stampin’ Up! Holiday catalog!
Also – for the Month of September – Stampin’ Up! has the DASHING ALONG HOST PROMOTION going on. Do you love gorgeous Designer Series Paper? If you said “Yes” then September is the time to get your friends together and collect orders. Right now if you host a party with $250 in sales, you will earn the exclusive Dashing Along Designer Series Paper for FREE. This offer ends on September 30, so don’t wait! Get ready to take advantage of this exciting offer today!
These are two very different cards that are made with products from the new Stampin’ Up! Holiday Catalog that goes on sale on Wednesday September 5th!
Trouble. One of the really cool things about this stamp set and the framelits is that the framelits that cut out the stamped image but also the witch, hat and cauldron images from the designer paper! Here is a closeup of the Witch card with the bow.
second card using the Country Home Stamp set and the Country Lane Designer Series Paper. 
Today I am sharing a card that one of my downline’s, Margaret made. She is one of the very talented designers on my team! I have a great team!
Today I am sharing one of the handmade Christmas card that I made using the Merry Little Christmas Designer Series Paper and the Merry Little Labels Stamp Set by Stampin’ Up! for a swap in Salt Lake City at OnStage. This handmade Christmas card is a center step fold card. 
ter panel is 2 1/4" x 4 1/2". The Basic Black layer is 2 1/8" x 4 3/8" and the DSP is 2" x 4 1/4". The front is 1" x 4 1/4". The Basic Black layer is 7/8" x 4 1/8" with a 4" x 3/4" layer of Whisper White and a 5/8" x 3 7/8" piece of Black DSP.
Last I cut the trees from Silver Glimmer paper using the Card Front Builder dies. The deer is cut from a scrap of soft suede cardstock.
ng a 3D Handmade Christmas card that I made using the Ready for Christmas Stamp set. I have to admit that this card does take a little time to make. But as soon as I saw the Ready for Christmas stamp set – this card was stuck in my head! LOL.
m the Pattern Party Decorative Masks. Lay the brick mask over the Cherry Cobbler cardstock and use a sponge dauber with Cherry cobbler ink to rub over the mask to make the brick look. Use the Hearth & Home thinlits to cut a mantle from the Wood Texture DSP. Cut out the separate piece to use as the mantle on the fireplace. Trim out the window panes and the bottom piece of the window to make the hearth. Line up the brick background on the center of this panel. Attach the Hearth over the brick background. 
e outside of the staircase. Attach the reverse swag to the inside of the staircase.
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This second card is made with the Reindeer Stamp using Soft Suede ink on a piece of Crumb Cake cardstock. The background paper is from the Wood Textures DSP pack. i used a piece of the Burlap ribbon tied with a small piece of the Copper Trim. The card base is a piece of Garden Green cardstock.
The third card is made using Real Red cardstock for the base. I made the background on the Real Red cardstock by Stamping the Word Season in a line across the card base. What I really like about this stamp set is the versatility of this stamp set. The candles are a two part stamp. That means that the outline of the candles and the patterns of the candles are two separate stamps. This lets you use two different colors of ink to stamp the candles. The banner in the background is cut from a piece of the Merry Music DSP.
The fourth card is also made with the candles but using the Old Olive color scheme from the Color Theory DSP stack.
Today I am sharing another card made with the new Stampin’ Up! Carols of Christmas stamp set. This set will be in the upcoming Stampin ‘ Up! Holiday Catalog but is available to order early – this month!
So the details on this card. The card base is a 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ piece of Cherry Cobbler cardstock scored at 4 1/4″ and folded in half to make the card base. The next layer is a 4″ x 5 1/4″ piece of Cucumber Crush cardstock. Then a 3 3/4″ x 5″ piece of Whisper White cardstock. The corner framelits with the poinsettias is used on the 4 corners. 
Today I am sharing the new Carols of Christmas stamp set that you can now order! This is one of the new beautiful Holiday stamp sets that will be available in the new Stampin’ Up! Holiday catalog. 
Today I am sharing a card that one of my team members made using the new Carols of Christmas stamp set which will be available in August. How can it almost be August??
And what really makes this set special is the thinlits that are also available. They are beautiful!
ampin’ up!. Today’s share is inspired by this week’s Global Design Challenge which is a sketch challenge.
My tip for this card is to thread the Emerald Envy Baker’s Twine thru the Real Red Baker’s Twine when you tie the knot on the bells. Then wrap a longer piece of Emerald Envy Baker’s Twine around the top layer of the card 3 times. Attach on the back with adhesive. Attach the card front to the Mint Macaron card base. with dimensionals.
Last but not least I embellished the bells with small rhinestone jewels. a Glue Dot helps to hold the bells in place. Last is highlighting the pattern on the bells with the Clear Wink of Stella pen. This adds a nice shimmer to the detail of the bells!
