Stampin’ Up! True Love
Hey everyone! I hope you are enjoying the sunshine today after so many days without it.
The True Love DSP is featured today along with the Flower & Field DSP, a free Sale-A-Bration item with a $50.
The design inspiration for today’s card comes from the Stella Says Sketch Challenge.
Start with a card base of Basic White card stock.
The polka dot panel used as one of the mats, I made as I did not have a polka dot piece that was the colors I wanted. The bottom portion is a panel of the Flower & Field DSP. This panel has a scalloped trim cropped from a die in the Stitched Be Mine Dies.
The next layers are a panel of Basic Black card stock, Basic White card stock, and then the focal panel, Real Red card stock, cropped using a die from the Stitched Rectangle Dies for the art piece. A strip of Flower & Field DSP is adhered to the left side of this layering.
The two flowers are fussy cut from a panel of the True Love DSP and colored using Light and Dark Real Red, Light Flirty Flamingo, and Light & Dark Shaded Spruce Stampin’ Blends Markers. It is popped on the red panel using Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals. Tree Resin Hearts from the Snail Mail Suite are placed around the card front. The greeting is stamped in Tuxedo Memento Black ink on a scrap of Basic White card stock and cropped with a die from the Stitched So Sweetly Dies.
A sentiment from the Free As A Bird Stamp Set is stamped in Real Red ink on a panel of Basic White card stock that is matted to a Real Red panel cropped using one of the Stitched Rectangle Dies. A strip of True Love DSP is adhered to the bottom of the panel. They are then adhered to the card base.
The envelope flap gets a panel of the Flower & Field DSP and your card project is finished.
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Stampin’ Up! Products Used in This Creation
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Card Cuts:
- Basic White Card Stock
- Card Base — 4-1/4″ x 11″ scored & folded at 5-1/2″
- Polka Dot panel — 2-1/4″ x 4-1/4″
- Sentiment panel — 4″ x 5-1/4″
- Basic Black Card Stock
- Mat — 2-5/8″ x 3-1/2″
- Real Red Card Stock — 1-7/8″ 3″
- Flower & Field DSP — 1-5/8″ x 4-1/4″
I received my paper shares yesterday. A lifesaver they are so to speak. I had also seen Jaimie Babarczy’s card and thought “Oh that would make a cute valentine for my great-granddaughter” — but I don’t have it– then Mary’s paper shares arrived and the rest is history as you will see. I even had to order the bundle for future use. Now on to the card.
I started with a Bermuda Bay card stock base, layering two different panels of the Snail Mail DSP over it using Multipurpose Liquid Glue after all the elements were added to the panels. A length of Double Stitched Red Ribbon is wrapped around the middle covering the joining spot of the two panels. Over the red ribbon, another length of ribbon with white dashes is wrapped, both ribbons are adhered with Glue Dots.
I cropped two circles using the Stitched Shapes Dies and the Layering Circle Dies, one from Basic White card stock that is embossed using the Subtle 3D Embossing Folder and another from the Snail Mail DSP. A Bermuda Bay card stock heart is cropped using one of the heart dies from the Stitched Be Mine Dies. This heart is layered over the red Snail Mail DSP circle.
Two of the snails are fussy cut from a panel of the Snail Mail DSP and popped over the Bermuda Bay heart using Stampin’ Dimensionals. One of the tiny envelopes with a heart is also fussy cut and popped between the two snails. Using the die with the many hearts from the Stitched Be Mine Dies I cropped some Real Red hearts to pop on the corner of the top panel. 
Three of the Resin Hearts from the Snail Mail Suite Collection are randomly placed around the card front. A greeting from the Meant To Be Stamp Set is stamped in Real Red ink on a scrap of Basic White card stock and cropped with one of the Stitched So Sweetly Dies.
The sentiment panel has a sentiment from the Meant To Be Stamp Set stamped in Real Red ink on the Basic White card stock panel. Hearts from the Meant To Be Stamp Set are stamped in the corners using Bermuda Bay ink.
The envelope flap gets a panel of the Snail Mail DSP and your card project is finished.
The card today features the Detailed Hearts Dies and Dragonfly Garden Stamp Set. Products used and card cuts are at the end of this post.
The envelope flap gets a panel of the Flower & Field DSP on it also. 
Stampin’ Up! First Frost Stamp Set is being retired, so I decided to use it one more time before it is gone.
The card today is featuring Stampin’ Up! Magnolia Lane DSP and Stampin’ Up! To A Wild Rose Stamp Set, I know, I know, I used To A Wild Rose yesterday, but the sentiments were just what I wanted today.
