Need card ideas that use the ‘Tulip Fields’ Stampin’ Up! Bundle? I’m sharing tips for stamping the tulips, coloring the windmill and of course, some card design ideas that are perfect for your spring cards!
I will be honest, this stamp set was a bit intimidating at first, but I will show you how easy these tulip fields are to stamp with my little tricks. In today’s video I also share how to make the sky on these cards using blending brushes–another easy peasy trick for you.
Some have asked if I designed this stamp set. No, but I certainly could have. This Tulip Fields stamp set is “so me!” I have loved creating with it and I hope you like all the ideas I have to share with you today.
Tulip Fields Video Tutorial With Lots of Tips!
The video has lots of tips, but primarily I show how to stamp the tulip fields. It took me a bit to figure out the easiest way, and now I want to share that with you.
You will be stamping lots of tulips fields with this easy way to line up the stamps!
👉 Did you put the Tulips Fields bundle on your wish list? It is an amazing stamp set and dies combination. Perfect for so many different occasions and cards.
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How Do I Stamp the Tulip Fields?
This has been a question I have been asked often and that’s why I decided to focus on stamping the tulip fields in the video.
Card Measurements
- Crumb Cake Card Base: 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
- Basic White: 4 3/4″ x 3 1/2″
- Early Espresso: 4 7/8″ x 3 5/8″
You can see the steps to stamping the tulip fields below. They don’t have to be lined up perfectly, and they are easy to place if you stamp in this order.
Card #2
This card also features the tulip fields, but this time we added the beautiful die cut windmill. Once you see how easy these tulip fields are to stamp, you will be making lots of different cards.
Card Measurements
- Basic White Thick Card Base: 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
- White layer: 3″ x 5 1/2″
- Highland Heather: 3 1/4″ x 5 1/2″
- Scraps: Soft Suede, Crumb Cake, Early Espresso (for windmill)
Tulip Fields Card Making Tutorial
If you like these cards, make sure to watch the video to see the other 4 cards that I have to show you. If you want step-by-step written instructions, I have a 6 card tutorial available this includes today’s 2 cards plus 4 others.
The Tulips Fields tutorial includes all the cutting measurements, supply list and easy step-by-step instructions for all 6 cards.
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Hi Jackie
The cards with the tulips are beautiful. You do such a wonderful job and while making beautiful cards have a wonderful way of instilling interest.
It is a lovely set. Someone in the company must have been to Keukenoff to produce such a lovely set.
I have visited there twice and was in awe each time. Couldn’t believe the displays and colour. Holland does a marvellous job of producing such displays and sharing their talent of Spring flowers and their bulbs with the world.
I’m so glad you like these tulip fields! I agree with you–they are so colorful and fun.
Hi
Loved this video.
How do I get on your blog?
Must get this stamp.
I’m not sure I understand your question. You are commenting on the blog so I’m not sure what you are looking for. The stamp set can be found here
I am so glad you made a card with the windmill stamp and die set. I have the set but was confused on how to use some of the stamps. I also ordered the tutorial for these cards. I always enjoy watching your videos you have so many good tips
Betty Roberts
Thanks so much for purchasing the tutorial–I hope you love making these cards, Betty! I know whoever you send them too will be in for a real treat!