Sending Love

 Todays card was inspired from the sample in the Stampin Up 2017-2018 catalog featuring the now retired Lots of Love stamp set.

So Much to Love

 Today’s card is all about Abstract Impressions for creating a card with a lasting impression.  I paired the Garden Impressions #146289 DSP with the Abstract Impressions #147513 stamp set from Stampin Up to make a card with a statement.

Hand Delivered Cake

 For today’s card I paired the gorgeous floral background paper from the Stampin Up Share What You Love Specialty #146926 DSP collection with the fabulous Hand Delivered #146808 Hostess stamp set from Stampin Up.  This stamp set is by far one of my favorites in the catalog because I love building the beautiful ladies for beautiful occasions.

Patchwork Impressions

 It is no secret that I love pretty paper and today’s card is no exception.  It features the beautiful Garden Impressions DSP #146289 from Stampin Up and are perfect to create a lasting impression when they are used together.

 

Pretty thinking of You

 Well the Christmas in July card posts are done for now I will continue to post more over the next few months. Today’s card is a stunning card that features the now retired Whole Lotta Lovely DSP from Stampin Up.  I added a strip of cardstock that was textured with the Layered Leaves Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder # 143704  and the sentiment is stamped using the now retired Lots of Love stamp set and the heart is from the now retired Sweet and Sassy Framelits.

A Girl’s Best Friend

The main reason that I bought the Eclectic Layers Thinlits #143774 from Stampin up was for the diamond shape so I could make engagement and wedding cards.  Today’s cards show case 2 versions of the diamond using the glimmer paper.  The background paper is from the now retired Painted with Love collection and was perfect for the diamond ring.

Sending Love

 I have been celebrating my love of beautiful patterned paper all month long.  Today’s card uses the now retired Whole Lotta Lovely DSP from Stampin Up.  The sentiment and flower were stamped using the now retired coordinating Lots of Love stamp set.