Hello, and welcome to another blog hop! I am glad that you have joined us! Whether you are starting here or have come from another blog, there is a list of demonstrators taking part in this month’s blog hop at the bottom of this post. Click on the next name on the list to go to the next demonstrator’s blog to see what she has posted to inspire your creativity. I have made a card for you today with the Tulip Builder Punch and Pleased As Punch designer series paper. ENJOY!
The Card
As you may know, several coordinating products were introduced earlier this month. The new products included several sets of dies and the Pleased As Punch designer series paper (DSP) that coordinates with various punches. My card showcases some of the DSP that coordinates with the Tulip Builder Punch. The 1″ striped strip of DSP on the left edge of the card is also in the package. There are three sheets each of four double-sided designs. A must-have in my humble opinion.
The Details
There is so little stamping done on this card, one may not be able to call it a hand-stamped card at all. LOL! When and where I made this card, I had forgotten all of my embossing folders, hence the lack of embossing on the card base. I think the Layered Leaves 3D embossing folder would have added more interest to this card. I die-cut the largest stitched scallop rectangle from the Stitched So Sweetly dies then stamped two stems from the Timeless Tulips stamp set onto it as shown above.
Close-up view
After that was completed, all that was left was to punch the tulips and leaves with the Tulip Builder punch and dimensional them onto the focal panel. Note that the top tulip was glued flat. Then, using the “hello” sentiment, included in the Timeless Tulips set, I white heat-embossed it onto a scrap of Balmy Blue cardstock and die-cut it with the smallest die from the Stitched So Sweetly die set. The bow of Polka Dot Tulle Ribbon was attached using a mini glue-dot.
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Lovely card! Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you, Angie! So glad you like it.
Love it and love the colours too Judy.
Thank you, Kylie! The designer paper always has great color combinations! I love using it!
A bright and cheery hello! Lovely card Judy. Thank you for taking part in our Demonstrator Training Support Program Blog Hop this month!
Thank you, Kylie! The pleasure is all mine. Thank you for hosting it!!
A delightful card, Judy. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Libby!
Beautiful card, Judy! That DSP is so beautiful, isn’t it?!
Thank you, Kylie! YES, I love it!!
Love the tulips in purple. Thanks for the inspiration Judy. I know what colour I want next time I ink up the tulips 😀
Thank you for the comment, Melinda. Great hop, wasn’t it!
Very pretty card Judy
Thank you, Sue!
Very pretty card Judy.
Thank you, Shelly!
Beautiful card!
Thank you, Bonnie!
I love this dsp – so bright and cheerful.
I think so too. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
Great Card TFS
Thank you, Diane!
Love this DSP! Super lovely card😊
Thank you for taking the time to comment, Christy! I am glad you like the card.
Great card Judy! I love how the strip of DSP just sets it all off beautifully! 🙂
Thank you, Deb! The designer paper just helps pull everything together.
Absolutely love this card! Great job,
Thank you, Barbara! I have had a great teacher over the years! 😉
Very pretty Spring card
Thank you so much, Tricia! I am so happy that you like it.
Beautiful card thanks for sharing xx
Wow! Thanks, Teresa!!