Celebrate Sunflower
Hello Dearest Dreamers!
Happy Friday! I hope you’ve had a good week! Mine has been a whirlwind of a week and it’s still not done. I’ve got a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting tomorrow where a group of us are being installed as District level officers, then getting together for dinner at a local outdoor venue (where they’re great about masks and social distancing), and then an online game meetup with some friends… and I feel like there is something on Sunday but I can’t remember what. Haha.
Today I wanted to share with you the first set of projects that I made for my 2020 Annual Catalog Launch Party that happened this past Wednesday.
I really enjoy how these cards turned out. You can buy the PDF for these projects in my PDF store (on sale until Monday the 22nd of June) and you’ll also get access to the video I filmed for my catalog launch party.
This is made using one of our notecards that you can buy in my Stampin’ Up store. I stamped using Crushed Curry and Garden Green inks! These are really easy to make and they would go well in a Box of Sunshine!
This is an A2 sized card. I kind of messed up on stamping the top sunflower, but it’s okay with me. Imperfections make for unique cards…. or at least that’s what I am telling myself. When I remade the card for the video it turned out so much better.
I really enjoy using this sunflower stamp and die! I’ve made so many darn cards using this set!
This card was made using some of the Flowers for Every Season 6 x 6” Designer Series Paper. I wanted to make a super simple card and I loved this particular piece of DSP. Not all of our cards have to be super complicated. Sometimes all you need is a piece of DSP and a sentiment and bam…. card!
Thanks for checking out my cards!
You can either buy my PDF in my PDF store, or if you spend $35 in my SU store you can get the PDF/video for free.
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