Stampin' Up! Belated Birthday Card

Good day folks!  It's a sunny day here, hoping it takes away a bit of our snow.  Today's project is another card for my club gals showcasing our 2024-2026 In Color DSP!  Now you will see by the photos I've attached that our cards are all different!  I had them each pick which of the In Colors they wanted and that's what they worked with to create theirs.  I find this dsp offering doesn't get enough credit, what a sin because it is very pretty.

This is a simple card using up strips of dsp (or you could use cardstock and emboss or stamp to make your own dsp) which are just adhered to the Basic White layer and glued to the card front.  Easy peasy with great results.  Let's get to it!  This idea was pinterest inspired!

Once you've decided which designs you want to use, adhered them to the Basic White layer and adhere to the card front.  Next, stamp your inside verse (I like a finished insert) on the Basic White layer for the inside and then stamp your sentiment onto a scrap and die cut using the Something Fancy Dies.  Add a strip of dsp to the insert and adhere to the inside of the card.  Next, die cut a scrap of the Summer Splash, again using the Something Fancy Dies.  This can be adhered to the white, then pop it up using Stampin' Dimensionals and place onto your card front.  Using the Open Weave ribbon, make a bow and adhere it to the card front, then add a few embellishments and you are finished!  Voila!

Which of the colours did you like the best?





Summer Splash Cardstock 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, scrap for sentiment die cut matte

Basic White cardstock 4 x 5 1/2 (insert), 3 3/4 x 5 1/4, scrap for sentiment die cut

2024-2026 In Color DSP-Summer Splash 1 1/8 x 5 1/8 (3)

Something Fancy bundle

Memento Ink Pad

 Rainbow Adhesive-Backed Dots

Gold Open Weave Trim 13" 

Mary Louise

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