Colorful seasons stampin up cards

Happy Fall, Y'all! Where I live in northern Ohio, fall is my favorite season. But this year, the leaves in my backyard aren't turning the vibrant colors that they usually do - something about high heat, humidity & too much rain. So this year I'm making my own colorful leaves! Where there's a will, there's a way :) The gorgeous maple leaves on my card are from Colorful Seasons. The card base is Crushed Curry, the mat is Cajun Craze, and the card front is Very Vanilla. This week I'm playing…

The August Stamp of the month was a fun stamp set to work with and I enjoyed coming up with the four card kits. The Stamp of the month is av...

Colorful Seasons CASE – Yellow Bear Stamping

DIY Handmade Autumn card using the Baby Wipe Technique. I used the Colorful Seasons Stamp Set and Re-Inkers from Stampin' Up! Watch my video to see how to do this technique.

Create gorgeous Seasonal Layers and Colorful Seasons cards with the Colorful Seasons Bundle from Stampin' Up! Order online now!

Today I'm sharing we did for my Stamping Club. I offer both local and TO GO Club Opportunities. You can check them out here: Dawn's Clubs For this month's class, used the Colorful Seasons Bundle for all 3 projects. We did a Spring, Summer & Fall project. This was the summer project. What says summer more than a beach landscape? The Colorful Seasons Bundle pairs beautiful with the popular High Tide stamp set to create this relaxing seaside landscape (it's like they are meant to go together)…

These 20 paper crafting projects are loaded with products from the NEW 2017-2018 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog. They were created by the talented members of my Stampin' Pretty Pals Virtual Community and give you a range of styles and inspiration! Links to blogs or

This is a flower from Wendy's hidden Garden out back. I have no idea what it is, very short compared to the other lilies. Anyone know? Colorful Season Stamp Set is one of my f…

This week at The Paper Players, LeAnne has a CAS theme challenge to get our creative juices flowing. Harvest time is autumn and also a time of taking stock and giving thanks, so that's the thinking behind my card. I was also keen to try out a new technique that I'd seen on Stampin' Artfully, the blog of the very talented Kim Jolley, about a different way to approach shaving foam backgrounds. I was very happy with the background, made using Crushed Curry and Fresh Fig ink. We would love to…

Welcome back to another Inkin’ Krew blog hop! Our very talented team is doing a blog hop featuring Stampin’ Up! products. This month our theme is “Fall Frenzy”. Here is the card I cre…