Welcome to the July Edition of the Stamp ‘N Hop blog hop!
This month’s theme: Favourite New Designer Series Paper - which is perfect with our current July DSP sale on right now! Check out all the details here.
And not to mention that this weeks Product of the Week on the Create & Share FB Group has been DSP! I've certainly be sharing a LOT about our amazing paper and how many awesome things you can do with it - but one of my favourite things is how easy it is to put together a card with some simple pattern paper.
All cards featured below use the Garden Impressions 6x6 Paper Pack.
Delightfully floral flowery flowers—perfect for creating a lasting impression!
48 sheets: 4 each of 12 double-sided designs
I love the colour combinations of this paper pack:
Calypso Coral, Mango Melody, Melon Mambo, Night of Navy, Pacific Point, Petal Pink,
Powder Pink, Shaded Spruce, Soft Sea Foam, So Saffron, Whisper White
A go to design for me is cutting a sheet in half - working with the 3x6 for the front of the card and using the rest to decorate the envelope.
I love the coordinating stamp set - Abstract Impressions and how well it goes with the paper - add in the leaf punch and you are set!
While you've got your stamps and inks out, do a few extra to decorate the front of your envelope.
You can add in some gold foil paper for a more elegant look:
TIP OF THE WEEK
I will show you how I created this custom Mango Melody ribbon in my
Create & Share FB Group - head on over to watch how easy it is!
For a list of other supplies that I used please scroll to the end of this post.
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Here’s a list of the other demos in the hop in case you get lost.
Be sure to check all of their blogs for some amazing projects!
Amy Grendel <you are here>
So pretty. Love your first card in particular x
ReplyDeleteI love the decorated envelope ideas. X
ReplyDeleteLovely cards and envelopes. Beautiful colours xx Jacqui L
ReplyDeletegreat cards!
ReplyDeleteThis dsp is even prettier in person. These cards are great.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty set of cards Amy. TFS
ReplyDeleteamazing....
ReplyDeleteVery pretty
ReplyDeleteI love your cards! I love how you play with layers and depth - that there's dimension to your elements!
ReplyDeleteLovely bright cheerful cards, thank you for sharing x
ReplyDeleteTerrific set of cards and envelopes, TFS!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of 6 x 6 DSP! Thank you for the inspiration, Amy!
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