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Sunday, May 30, 2021

NC Demos Blog Hop Featuring the Stampin' Up! May 2021 - April 2022 Annual Catalog


Hello and thanks so much for stopping by my blog!  I am honored that you chose to visit with me today! It is always such a fun time when my amazingly crafty friends from North Carolina get together for a bit of fun!
This time around, we are celebrating the launch of Stampin' Up!'s newest catalog, the May 2021 - April 2022 Annual Catalog.  
When I saw fabulous, this catalog is F.A.B.U.L.O.U.S.!
Don't take it from me, you have been participating in this wonderful blog hop, having seen XXXX beautiful creation just prior to arriving here!  All of the projects are wonderful and mine is showcased below.

For my project, I really wanted to showcase the new 2021-2023 InColors.  
Have you seen them?  I'm sure you have, but they are so awesome that I'd thought to show you again!

Absolutely gorgeous, right?

There colors just spoke to me in terms of a floral combination.  
I decided to create my own Designer Series Paper (DSP) to feature on this card. I pulled off the Always in My Heart Bundle, which includes the Floral Heart dies and the Quiet Meadow stamp set off my shelf and got to work.  Before now, I only regarded the Always in My Heart set as a Valentine's stamp set.  Not any more!  
The background text from the Quiet Meadow set gave my DSP an added touch of elegance!I had so much fun creating my paper using the new InColors inks plus Crumb Cake.  After slicing my DSP into panels, I embossed it with the Tasteful Textile embossing folder.



Then I had fun layering my sentiment using the Painted Poppies Labels Dies to create the circle element in Evening Evergreen, the Stitched Rectangle die in Crumb Cake captures our sentiment from the In Bloom Stamp Set.  Then, it is embellished with a die-cut flower from the Floral Heart dies and finished with Wink of Stella.  I love how the stitching on the circle is echoed with the stitching on the rectangle die cut! The sentiment is anchored with the Polished Pink Open Weave Ribbon for an added touch of elegance!


The inside sentiments from the Always in My Heart stamp set were the perfect complement to this card!


Next stop!

Thanks for stopping by my blog!
The order of the NC Demos Blog Hop is below along with the products I used on my project!  Next, you will travel to Frances' blog.  She created a wonderful project using the products from the 2021-2022 Annual Catalog.


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16 comments:

  1. What a great idea using your stamps to make your SU DSP but being afraid to cut it up!!

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    1. :) Thank you, Sharon, you made me smile! The thing with creating your own DSP, you can always make more!

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  2. I love your DSP stamping. It's quite lovely. The In Colors do go so well together. Great card. Thanks for sharing this month and come back next month!

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    1. Hi Jo Anne, thanks for the warm welcome back! I hope to join next week. I had fun working on this project!

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  3. Amazing as always, Neine! I love your DSP! I may have to give that stamp set another look! Thank you for sharing!

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    1. Hi Tracie! Thank you so much! If you give it a go, I'd love to see your creation!

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  4. Nedine, I love your own DSP, great way to match everything. Thanks for sharing.

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    1. Thank you so much! The color coordination of Stampin' Up! products made it easy!

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  5. Seems you have been a busy girl. I love your card, these colors just go so well together!! Hope to see you back next month.

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    1. Hi Amy! Thank you so much! I found the dsp creation has been relaxing of sorts! I had fun with this.

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  6. Love what you did thanks for sharing

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind compliments!

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  7. Nedine - Your stamped DSP is amazing! I love all the colors and stamp combinations that you used. But, I'm not sure that I would have been brave enough to cut it :) Your card is also beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing your inspiration!

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    1. Hi Laurie, thanks for stopping by my blog and thank you for your kind comments! I'm excited to be using my stamps more and having fun seeing the final creation!

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  8. What a great card, and the handmade DSP really compliments it. I really need to do more of that myself AND to teach my customers how to do it. Thanks for the nudge to get it done 😊

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    1. Hi Toni, thanks for the blog love! I really am having fun creating my own DSP. It's been so fun!

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