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Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Gilded Autumn Fall Table Top Banner

 Hi friends!

I have a tabletop banner project for you. It features my current favorite designer series paper (DSP) Gilded Autumn.

I did a Facebook live demonstration on how to create this banner.

Fall table-top banner


Gilded Autumn Fall tabletop banner
Cajun Craze cardstock (cs), 4.25 x 11" scored at 2.75, 5.5, 8.25 and letter die cuts
Mint Macaron cs, 4 - Tailored Tag punches
Gilded Autumn DSP, 4 - 2.5 x 4" 
Large Letter dies (retired)
Textile embossing folder
Tailored Tag punch
Foam adhesive sheets

Inspired by AnnMarie Bryant's blog post; click here to view.



Stamping is fun!

Terri

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Paper Crafting Blog Hop - Gilded Autumn Fall



Hello friends!

Welcome to our monthly Paper Crafting Blog Hop! This month were highlighting Designer Series Paper (DSP) and celebrating Fall. All the blog posts in this hop feature projects created by talented Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators from around the world, so you'll see Fall themes that may differ from our typical US themes. It's fascinating! Each month we share fun projects and various design styles. You may have arrived from Sue Boerner’s blog. Her project is fabulous!

I love fun folds and when I saw a pop-up mini cube card I knew I had to try my hand at creating one! 

I used Gilded Autumn DSP with Cajun Craze and Early Espresso cardstock. It's a color combination that reminds me of Fall leaves and these colors coordinate perfectly with a pattern found in the Gilded Autumn DSP pack.

Mini Pop-up Cube Card flat, fits into an A2 envelope
Mini Pop-up Cube Card


I added a sentiment from the Banner Year stamp set and my fun fold card was complete. My project  was inspired by a Dawn Griffth video tutorial (click here to view).

Thank you for hopping around the world with us. There are even more Fall-themed projects so keep hopping! Click on the Next Blog image below to hop over to Krissi Hannahs' blog to see her wonderful project. 
    
                      
Shirley Merker
Carol Payne
Tracy Held
Sue Boerner
Terri Stewart
Krissi Hannahs
Amber Meulenbelt
Sandra Roberts
Sue McDonald
Sandy Ward
Maureen Rauchfuss

Mini Pop-Up Cube card
Cajun Craze cardstock (cs), 7 x 7.5" (see Dawn Griffth's video tutorial for scoring & cut info), 2 - .5 x 2" (hinges)
Early Espresso cs, 12 - 1.75 x 1.75" and 1 x 2.5"
Vanilla cs, .75 x 2.25"
Gilded Autumn DSP, 4 - 1.25 x 1.25"
inks: Cajun Craze
Banner Year stamp set
Tombow multipurpose glue
tear and tape 


If you don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, I would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

I'd love to have you join my Stamping is Fun team, especially during the Get & Go promotion. Let's chat, just give me a holler.

Thanks for hopping with us!

Stamping is fun!

Terri














Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Paper Crafting Blog Hop -- Suites Spotlight


Hello friends!

Welcome to our monthly Paper Crafting Blog Hop featuring projects from talented Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators from around the world. Each month we share fun projects and various design styles. This month were are spotlighting Stampin' Up! suites. You may have arrived from Sue Boerner’s blog. Her project is fabulous!

I'm highlighting the Ornate Thanks bundle in the Ornate Garden suite. My card was inspired by Jessica Brigden's youtube video tutorial; click here to view.

My project is Thank You cards using different border dies from the Ornate Borders dies from the suite and designer series papers (DSPs) and ribbons found in the Holiday mini. 

Gilded Autumn Specialty DSP with Brushed Brass Metallic cardstock floral border


Brushed Brass Metallic cardstock and 3/8" Embroidered ribbon

 
Snowflake Splendor DSP with Balmy Blue glimmer paper border


Balmy Blue glimmer paper and 1/4" Snowflake Splendor ribbon

The Ornate Border dies are lovely! Depending on which you select, you can add a floral or lacy look. Combine the border with DSP, stamp a sentiment from the Ornate Thanks stamp set and you have a quick and easy card!

I love that you can get two different looks by switching up the papers, ribbon, and dies. Are you a fan of the border dies, too? Please leave me a comment sharing your current favorite dies.

Thank you for hopping around the world with us. Keep hopping to see even more fun projects! Click on the Next Blog image below to hop over to Krissi Hannah's blog to see her fun project.


If you don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, I would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

I'd love to have you join my Stamping is Fun team! Let's chat, just give me a holler.

Thanks for hopping with us!

Ornate Thanks with Ornate Border card
Cardstock (cs) base, 5.5 x 8.25"  (Balmy Blue cs or Mint Macaron cs)
Layer #1 cs, 2 - 4 x 5.25" (Whisper White cs or Very Vanilla cs)
Border die cut, 1.5 x 5.25" (Balmy Blue glimmer paper or Brushed Metallic cs)
DSP, 2 x 5.25" (Gilded Autumn Specialty DSP or Snowflake Splendor DSP)
inks: Balmy Blue and Pacific Point or Mint Macaron
Ornate Thanks stamp set
Ornate Borders dies
Ribbon (3/8" embroidered ribbon or 1/4" Snowflake Splendor ribbon)

Stamping is Fun!

Terri