Let’s make 5 charming greeting cards with 1 card design idea. I love showing you how you can take something – in this case a card design idea or card layout – and duplicate it.
I hope that you aren’t sick of it, but I’m using the new Stampin’ Up! To a Wild Rose stamp set again today. It truly is one of my favorite flowers in the catalog! I showed these cards in my earlier video with Sara, (if you missed that be sure and check out that post here but I promised that I would share the details later….so today is the day I’m going to show you the details on how to make these 5 charming greeting cards!
Today I want to share details and show you how I made this set of cards that feature the new 2019-2021 In Colors. I think I showed the cards in the video with Sara, but said I would share details later….so here we are….more cards with To a Wild Rose stamp set!
5 Charming Greeting Cards Step-by-Step Video Tutorial
In today’s video I will make this card for you, give you some tips for stamping with the Stampin’ Up! To a Wild Rose stamp set, and share some beautiful cards made by my downline team member, Heidi.
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More Charming Greeting Cards With To A Wild Rose
Each of these 5 charming greeting cards uses the coordinating In-Color products. This is one of the reasons I love Stampin’ Up! – the product coordination! No more trying to figure out what goes with what!
Card Recipe: (They are all made the exact same way, just using different colors)
- Card Base: 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
- Whisper White: 5″ x 3 34″
- Basic Black: 5 1/8″ x 3 7/8″
- DSP: 1″ x 5″
Easy peasy!!!!
Make sure to watch the video to see how I made them and scroll to the bottom of this post for the list of supplies to make today’s cards.
Cards for All Types of Stampers
Recently I had a contest for my downline team members to make 3 cards–1 for each type of stamper. The BEGINNER, the CASUAL, and the AVID STAMPERS (as we like to call them). Here are Heidi’s gorgeous cards.
If you’d like to check out other cards Heidi has made, check out her blog HERE
Another Video
If you missed my last video featuring this stamp set, sharing it again here. I recorded this one in Utah with Sara Douglass, CEO of Stampin’ Up!, my special guest. It has a ton of tips in it for stamping with this stamp set.
What Do You Think?
If you have any questions about the projects I shared today, or anything “stamping” leave me a comment. I love to hear from my readers!
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Thank you for sharing your beautiful cards and inspiring ideas.
You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!
What does DSP stand for? Thanks!
Geraldine, thanks for asking! It means Designer Series Paper (same thing as scrapbook paper but it’s what we call it in the Stampin’ Up! world). Most of our papers are double sided so that’s a plus and most of our papers also have one side that uses shapes, colors etc. that can be used year round where the other side of the paper is more ‘themed’ to each paper pack and all papers in a pack are color coordinated. In the case of the 6X6 papers some packs are filled with patterns (stripes, dots etc.) that go with one of our color families.
Jackie, thank you so much for the wonderful explanation of DSP. I must admit that I felt rather silly after reading your email. I really appreciate the time you spent giving me so much information. I’m a newbie to this type of stamping so I’m trying to get as much information as I can.
Thanks again!
Geraldine
Hi there….just curious…I see that you love the Tombo multi purpose glue. I’m using it more since I’ve seen your demos but I’m wondering how it holds up long term. Many of my friends say they keep my cards and I would not want them to come apart. I have recieved cards that were made with the mono adhesive and sometimes the glue just doesn’t stay stuck after time. I’m sure there are different quality brands but I’m wondering if you know about the longevity of the
the liquid glue. Thank you for your input. I love following you!
I have never had an issue with the Tombow Multipurpose falling apart. Once it’s dry you can’t pull them apart if you want to.
Thank you so much! You’ve made me a believer.
Have a Stamp Happy Day!
Shirley
Happy to help Shirley!