East Coast Stamping with Mary Louise

 Good Day!  Here is the second project made for my club gals for this month.  Super easy and so effective of a fun fold.  It is a great way to use up those lost strips of dsp, you could also use dsp you make yourself or even a coordinating colour of cardstock and dry emboss.  Oh the possibilities are endless. I used Gorgeous Grape for my cardbase-not gonna lie...it's a very pretty colour but for whatever reason I rarely reach for it.  Paired with the Perennial Lavender dsp and it's fabulous!  So your cardbase is scored, in half and in half again. Be sure to run your bone folder over the folds a couple of times.  So the strip of dsp is going to be adhered to the first section on the left hand side.  If you open the card in full, the dsp will go on the first scored section on the left.  Next, stamp a greeting on the Basic White piece (if you want one), adhere your strip of dsp and then adhere to the inside of the card.  Phew, alm...

 Hey!  It's me, it's been a minute since I did my last post but I just had to share this super cute card I made recently for my club gals. I really haven't made a big "new annual catty" purchase yet but I knew I needed some of the new in colors cardstock and coordinating dsp.  In prepping all of the cards, I really got to appreciate the new colours and decide which ones I really really liked and which ones I just liked.  Have you made a decision yet? Using the Wanted to Say dies, I die cut out the "full" sentiment from Basic White cardstock.  The defined letters die was used to cut the Petunia Pop cardstock after I attached it to a piece of Adhesive Sheets.  After peeling the backing, you can attach to the Basic White piece.  Next, adhere the sentiment to the die cut using Something Fancy Dies of Petunia Pop. The cardbase of Petunia Pop has a layer of Basic White cardstock and then another layer of the 2024-2026 In Color DSP.  Then you can add the...