Share a milkshake

Whip up 50's-style milkshake card that is so sweet and so simple to create with Stampin' Up!'s Share a Milkshake Bundle.

I wanted a masculine birthday vibe for this card, so I didn't add pink. A Stampin' Up! demonstrator friends, Patty Edwards suggested a rootbeer float with the milkshake bundle, so I had to give it a try! This gift tag features a Pale Papaya Velvet Ribbon soft serve in the cone. I loved creating this! Finally, a 50s or 80s vibe is a fun color scheme for this ice cream in a bowl card. Finally my original Valentine card--SO cutesy! Product List Share A Milkshake Bundle (English) [160396] Thanks…

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Here is a cute fun fold card using the Stampin' Up! Share A Milkshake Bundle! You can CLICK HERE to see a couple of other cards I made with this bundle! This is what it looks like opened up! Notice how I cut the front card piece on both ends & then glued them down? I used THICK

Do you do this, too...make a card, and then make several versions of it? You actually saw versions two & three of my Vertical Center Step Fold cards on Wednesday and Thursday this past week. But

Share a milkshake and be my Valentine! This cute, whimsical card has a retro vibe milkshake glass with a two-toned straw and hearts galore!

Stmapin' Up! card making idea with Share A Milkshake for Stamp Review Crew hop by Jay Soriano craft supplies available from Mitosu Crafts UK

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April Card Kit of the Month Class: My April Class kit features the Share a Milkshake Bundle from the Stampin' Up! mini catalog.

This adorable boxes set of cards was created using the Share a Milkshake Bundle and was one of 8 projects from our Stampin' Sisters Retreat