It’ s all about Sale a Bration

Welcome to the January New at SU blog hop, where a group of Stampin’ Up!® demonstrator’s around the world are overjoyed to share projects inspiring you to create.

This month is the first month of Sale-a-Bration and of course it is the January theme. Each of us will present a project using Sale a Bration products.

My project today is featuring Designer Series Paper you can choose for a 60$ CAD. Now this paper coordinates with the Daffodil Daydream bundle, but I don’t have that bundle….yet. So I want to show you how to use the paper even if you don’t have the coordinating set. You will also see I am using a stamp set from the Sale a Bration brochure – “Special Moments”. I love this set as it is full of beautiful sentiments. It is available to choose from for free with a 120$ CAD order. Let’s get started.

You know I love the slimline cards. They are my fav. The base starts with an 8-1/2 x 7 piece of cardstock and is folded at 3-1/2 on the 7” side. Most slimline cards I see are landscape, but I chose portrait, just because.

The first layer is a piece of Evening Evergreen about 1/8” smaller all around. The focal point here is the “floating” rectangles. I used 6 one-inch strips and glued them evenly on a piece of 2-3/4 x 7-1/2 window sheet.

I then added adhesive foam strips to the back and adhered it to a piece of embossed Pale Papaya cardstock.

Since I noticed a Daisy in the paper, I stamped and cut two medium daisies with the medium daisy punch. Of course, I had to have ribbon on my card, so I put the Evening Evergreen behind the daisy.

The Happy Birthday is all on one line in the Special Moments Stamp set, but I wanted it to be on two circles. So, I used the Polished Pink Stampin’ Marker and inked Happy on one circle and Birthday on the other circle. I love the gradient look! Easy Peasy.  I didn’t have to make my envelope because….drum roll please… we now have ready made envelopes for Slimline cards in the January-June 2022 catalogue!

Please take a moment to comment before you hop on to see what Joni Metras has to share.

Roll Call

Stamping Jo – Catching Butterflies

The Flying Stamper – Simply Marbleous Designer Series Paper

Sugar & Scraps – Island Vibes

Gifted Hands, Ink! – Sunshine & Rainbows Designer Series Paper

Stamping the Cape – Awesome Otters

De Kijkkast – Friendly Hello Bundle

Tricia’s Stamping Creations – Driving By

Playing with Papercrafting – Simply Marbleous DSP and Special Moments

Carterie Plus – Daffodil Afternoon DSP and Special Moments

Joni in the Spotlight Stamping – Daffodil Afternoon Designer Series Paper

Stampin Scrapper – Special Moments and Sunshine & Rainbows DSP

Stamping Flair – Simply Marbleous Designer Series Paper

Scraphexe – Special Moments (Für allerlei Anlässe)

Stamping Scene – Friendly Hello Bundle

Stamping with the Copper Cropper – Friendly Hello Bundle

24/7 Inkspiration – Catching Butterflies

Creative Juice by Loni – Simply Marbleous DSP and Awesome Otters

Stampin’ Xime – Friendly Hello (Hubsche-Gruse)

Please contact your Stampin’ Up! demonstrator if you have any questions or to make a product purchase.

 I would be happy to answer any questions about products or the techniques shown here. If you do not have a demonstrator, you can use the link below to order products from me or join my Inky Fingers Divas team.”

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Here are the products used in this project.
Genial Gems
[155500]
$11.00

9 comments on “New at Stampin’ Up! Blog Hop

  1. Heather Cooper

    Beautifully designed slimline card, Jeannette! That DSP is perfect for it! I really love the font of the Birthday Greeting, don’t you?

  2. Ginger

    Don’t know why I haven’t made a slimline card yet but this is a terrific way to use up paper pieces!

  3. Loni Spendlove

    Good idea to create floating rectangles and pull in a different flower from the Designer Series Paper to give us options!

  4. Brenda Copper

    I love the way you used so many different designs of the DSP to create your card. I really need to try making some slimline cards.

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