What a beautiful day in Michigan!!! Today I went to lunch to celebrate my youngest daughter's birthday with her daughters (my granddaughter's) and my great-grandson. So it was a 4-generation lunch, which doesn't happen too often because its very hard to get everybody together. In honor of the day, I made a special birthday card for my daughter, which I just loved and had a hard time giving it away. My inspiration for the card came from an advertisement featuring a box made with high-end "expensive" product. Well, I couldn't resist making this card to show you how you can get the same design using Stampin' Up! product for a lot less cost (I love doing this when I see pictures using other brands!). So let me know what you think:
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Hang on to your seats the product list is long: Etcetera Designer Series Paper; Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla, and Calypso Coral Card Stock; Pool Party and Calypso Coral Core'dinations Card Stock; Pool Party, Calypso Coral, Crumb Cake, Old Olive, Always Artichoke, and Soft Suede Ink Pads and some Markers in those colors; Gently Falling, Dictionary, and Papaya Collage Stamp Sets; Spiral Flower Original Die; Apothecary Accents Framelits; Scallop Tag Topper, Bitty Butterfly, Elegant Butterfly, 1/2" Circle Punches; Victoria Crochet Trim and Burlap Ribbons; Large Pearl; Sanding Block; Sponges; and Multipurpose Liquid Glue. |
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Because of the card depth, I needed a box to hold it instead of an envelope. So this is what I came up with using the Envelope Punch Board; the same Etcetera Designer Series Paper; Pool Party Core'dinations and Very Vanilla Cardstock; Sanding Block; Label Love Stamp Set; Artisan Label Punch; and Deco Labels Framelits. |
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I loved how it looked in real life when you opened the box and everything matched -- the biggest reason I love using Stampin' Up! products -- everything matches and we get new "In-Colors" every year as an add-on to the core Stampin' Up! colors. |
Until next time,
Sandi
"My strength is made perfect in weakness." -- 2 Corinthians 12:9
Really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the card. Can I CASE it for a vintage class?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Stasia Todd, I tried using my SU.net account and it won't OK me.
Thank you Stasia! Please feel free to CASE.
DeleteIt's beautiful, I love it! I've been working on vintage cards and they do take some time but everyone adores them. I need to carve some time to get more done. Thanks for sharing and inspiring me to make more!
ReplyDeletebe well -Vanessa
This is really gorgeous! I would like to CASE it too, if you don't mind?
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and lots of detail!!
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