Today I am sharing a card that I made with the Country Flowers stamp bundle from Stampin' Up! It is a fun fold CASE with a tutorial included.

I am so thrilled to feature this card as my first card from the new Annual Catalog. The Country Flowers Bundle and coordinating paper are just adorable!

Hello stamping friends, I have another sneak peek to share with you from the 2024-2025 Annual catalogue. As a demonstrstor we have access to preorders from new upcoming catalogues. When I first saw the Country Flowers Bundle, I knew it was one that I would love. The stamp set includes two different containers, three foliage and flower stamps, a stool and five greetings. For this card I stamped the front pail and flowers first. I created a mask for the pail and then stamped the stool and the teapot and flowers. I stamped the stool again on a piece of woodgrain card stock from the Country Woods DSP and fussy cut it out. I trimmed the stool so that it would fit behind the front pail. I coloured the image with my Blends Markers and cut out the image with a Deckled Rectangle Die. Happy Easter stamping friends, be sure to pop back soon for more peeks from the new catalogue. If you live in Australia and do not already have a demo, contact me and I can send you your own catalogue as soon as it's available. Happy stamping, Rachel

Oh my goodness! Do you ever buy a stamp set on a bit of a whim and then absolutely fall in love with it? Well, the Country Flowers Bundle was that for me. I'm a sucker for a teapot (both real and stamped!), and I also love a set that provides the opportunity to colour in, so this one made its way into my shopping cart. For this card, I paired it with Country Lace DSP, and used that to base my colour scheme on. I coloured the image using Blends in Smoky Slate, Misty Moonlight and Boho Blue. I am also loving the Spotlight on Nature dies - circles in lots of sizes with pretty detailed borders. These are getting quite a workout! I'll be back with another card soon! Marelle Email me to place your order, or click HERE to Shop Now Product List Country Flowers Bundle (English) [163411] $92.50 Country Flowers Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [163405] $42.00 Country Flowers Dies [163410] $61.00 Country Lace 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper [163415] $21.75 Spotlight On Nature Dies [163580] $61.00 Country Woods Suite Collection (English) [163418] $266.00

Did you know you can stamp and color on Designer Paper? Let me Show You How! I loved making these cards featuring the Stampin' Up! Country Woods designer paper and the Country Flowers bundle!! Hope you enjoyed watching the video yesterday.. if you missed it, please watch the replay below! Watch the Country Flowers Video Replay: If you are reading this in an email, please watch the video on my blog, or on my YouTube Channel. https://youtu.be/8Z4tg6JnlRc Isn't this just soo cool? Stamp the pot, jug and stool onto Country Woods designer paper with Memento Black ink, then color

Welcome to week one of our Art With Heart 2024-25 Colour Creations blog hop! Today the new 2024-25 Stampin’ Up! Annual Catalogue goes live and we’re kicking off our 2024-25 blog hop with the five new 2024-26 In Colors: Peach Pie, Petunia Pop, Pretty in Pink, Shy Shamrock and Summer Splash. Our colour for Week […]

Did you know you can stamp and color on Designer Paper? Let me Show You How! I loved making these cards featuring the Stampin' Up! Country Woods designer paper and the Country Flowers bundle!! Hope you enjoyed watching the video yesterday.. if you missed it, please watch the replay below! Watch the Country Flowers Video Replay: If you are reading this in an email, please watch the video on my blog, or on my YouTube Channel. https://youtu.be/8Z4tg6JnlRc Isn't this just soo cool? Stamp the pot, jug and stool onto Country Woods designer paper with Memento Black ink, then color

Hello stampers! Today's card is for Hand Stamped Sentiments sketch challenge #440. I wanted another opportunity to color these beautiful flowers and accessories after watching Patty Bennet's video. She shared some wonderful coloring techniques. I was anxious to try some out. I decided to go neutral on this one, stamping and coloring on Basic Beige. I love the way it turned out, especially set against the Country Woods DSP. I already know this is a stamp set I'll be reaching for over and over! Here's a list of my supplies.... STAMPS: Country Flowers PAPER: Basic Beige, Crumb Cake, Vellum, Country Woods DSP, Pebbled Path INK: Early Espresso; Crumb Cake, Pecan Pie, Gray Granite, Smokey Slate, Bronze, and Ivory Blends Markers ACCESSORIES: Country Flowers dies, Natual polkadot ribbon Thanks for taking a peek and have a blessed day! JENNY

Welcome to week one of our Art With Heart 2024-25 Colour Creations blog hop! Today the new 2024-25 Stampin’ Up! Annual Catalogue goes live and we’re kicking off our 2024-25 blog hop with the five new 2024-26 In Colors: Peach Pie, Petunia Pop, Pretty in Pink, Shy Shamrock and Summer Splash. Our colour for Week […]

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My last few purchases have been from Stampin’ Up!’s Online Exclusives. The Country Flowers Bundle is a favourite for me to use. It includes the Country Flowers Stamp Set and the Country…

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06.08.2024…..Happy Saturday, my stampin’ friends! Today, I’m sharing another card that I created with products from the Country Woods Suite. This suite is one of faves, and decide…

Did you know you can stamp and color on Designer Paper? Let me Show You How! I loved making these cards featuring the Stampin' Up! Country Woods designer paper and the Country Flowers bundle!! Hope you enjoyed watching the video yesterday.. if you missed it, please watch the replay below! Watch the Country Flowers Video Replay: If you are reading this in an email, please watch the video on my blog, or on my YouTube Channel. https://youtu.be/8Z4tg6JnlRc Isn't this just soo cool? Stamp the pot, jug and stool onto Country Woods designer paper with Memento Black ink, then color

In the previous blog post, I mentioned Stampin' Up!'s Country Woods Suite Collection and that it includes the "Country Birdhouse" bundle. Well . . . it also includes another gorgeous bundle - "Country Flowers". I love, love, love the colors in the card that I'm sharing today, which features some of the dies and images from "Country Flowers". Speaking of dies . . . I seem to be making a habit of die-cutting a handful of shapes from white cardstock and stamping them after they've been cut. Sometimes I just do my best to line up a stamp with a die-cut shape, and then there are times when I go to a teensy extra step. The photo above shows the scrap of white cardstock that I used to cut the floral images for my card. This scrap is now kept in the stamp case (along with the dies) to be used again and again as a template for accurately stamping the coordinating images. I should mention that I always use a stamp positioning tool for this method in case I need to stamp the images more than once. The photo above shows the template on the tool. On the acrylic part of the tool (which you can't see in the photo), I have used the template to line up the respective stamps. The die-cut shapes are placed back (on the template) into the spaces where they were cut. The stamps are inked and then stamped onto the die-cut shapes as you can see in the above photo. When removed from the template, the die-cut and perfectly stamped shapes (see photo below) are ready to be colored. I should use this method all the time because it always feels like a win to have a perfect border around die-cut shapes. Don't they look great? Can you guess what makes them even better? That's right . . . color! Below is a photo of the finished card: The images were colored with alcohol markers. I played around with mixing some colors to get the dirty/aged texture on the gray and green pots, which I think gave them some much needed depth. For the stool, I adhered a scrap of "Country Woods" designer paper to a piece of cardstock prior to die-cutting it, and that turned out to be good thing because the stool was nice and sturdy--and the embossed texture of the card behind it didn't get pushed through the DSP when all the layers were assembled. The floor of the card is also from the "Country Woods" designer paper collection. Now . . . those deeply embossed dots? They were created with the brand new "Dotted Circle" 3D embossing folder. The Adhesive-Backed Shiny Sequins were a perfect finishing touch for this card. My cardstock colors are Lemon Lolly and Bubble Bath. I'm really excited about this fantastic suite of products! My plan is to prepare plenty of stamped and die-cut images that I can work on coloring whenever and wherever. Then . . . all of the time-consuming elements will be complete and ready to land on some cards. This suite of products is probably going to end up on your wishlist. :-) Have a stampin' good day!

Papercrafter - Independent UK Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator - I am sharing my handmade card using the Country Flowers Bundle from Stampin Up

I love a simple yet elegant card and this sweet little Country Flowers Bundle card fits the bill! The Country Flowers Bundle is part of the adorable Country Woods Suite Collection in the new 2024-25 Annual Catalog! The whole suite makes me so happy!!

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This awesome fun fold card, called a Diamond Fold, has been a favorite of mine since the first time I tried it. The images in the Country Flowers stamp set are sized perfectly to fit it! The teapot and the flowers in it are 2 separate stamps, so I was able to adhere the teapot with liquid glue, then pop the flowers up on Stampin' Dimensionals. I colored everything with Stampin' Blends in Smoky Slate, Old Olive, Misty Moonlight, Petunia Pop & Pretty in Pink. This is the base for the Diamond Fold Card. I used Misty Moonlight cardstock. To create the point, make a small pencil mark at 2-1/8" and use your trimmer to cut from that mark to each end of the scoreline, as shown in the photo. Here are the rest of the measurements for this card: 3" square of Misty Moonlight cardstock 2-13/16" square of Basic White 2-5/8" square of Country Lace Designer Paper (Smoky Slate) 2-7/8" x 4" Basic White for inside 3-1/8" x 4" Misty Moonlight Designer Paper for card front 2-1/4" x 4" Misty Moonlight Designer Paper for inside (to the right of the Basic White) 3-1/8" x 4" Smoky Slate Designer Paper for inside (to the left side of the center fold) You can see another example of the Diamond Fold in this blog post from June 2023. Product List Country Flowers Bundle (English) [163411] $53.00 Country Lace 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper [163415] $12.50 So Sincere Cling Stamp Set (English) [162283] $24.00 Misty Moonlight 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [153081] $11.50 Smoky Slate 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [131202] $11.50 Basic White 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock [159276] $13.00 Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] $8.00 Misty Moonlight Stampin' Blends Combo Pack [153108] $11.00 Old Olive Stampin' Blends Combo Pack [154892] $11.00 Petunia Pop Stampin’ Blends Combo Pack [163828] $11.00 Pretty In Pink Stampin’ Blends Combo Pack [163824] $11.00 Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends Combo Pack [154904] $11.00 2024–2026 In Color™ Shimmer Gems [163781] $8.50 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $4.25 Paper Trimmer [152392] $28.00

Hello and welcome my friends, My name is Vicki Boucher and I'm from Melbourne, Australia. Today, I'll be sharing with you the first colour for Colour Creations blog hop and it's Week 1 with the Art With Heart Team in Australia. It's been a while since my last Colour Creation and I'm so excited to be back here again. The first colour is Peach Pie which is part of the In Color Collection for 2024 - 2026 Stampin' Up! sure know how to create some beautiful new colors for us to play with and they are here with us for the next two years. Now that's exciting! All of the new In Colors come in a range of Stampin' Up! products such as ink, cardstock, ribbon, designer series paper, embellishments, Stampin' Blends and so on. New colours means new Stampin' Up! products to try out from the new Stampin' Up! 2024 -2025 Annual Catalogue and I'll be showing you the Country Flowers bundle (163411) which is part of the Country Woods Suite Collection and you can find it on pages 48 to 51 in the catalogue. Country Flowers bundle (163411) The Country Flowers bundle includes the Country Flowers stamp set and Country Flowers dies. I've been using this bundle now for a couple of my projects and I love it! The stamp images of bunches of flowers, cute flowerpots and a variety of different sentiments for your card making and paper craft. I stamped the images using Basic Gray ink onto Basic White cardstock and coloured in the images using Stampin' Blends in Peach Pie, Smoky Slate and Lost Lagoon. I like to leave white space to create depth when colouring in the images. I also added detailed die-cut images to the background of the coloured in flowers and a couple of fallen leaves to add interest. I wanted to add Peach Pie Glimmer Paper which is from the 2024-26 In Color Glimmer 12" x 12" Specialty Paper (163771) to my card, so I used the scissors die image from the Crafting With You Dies (161225) for some detailed bling! I thought this was lots of fun to my card. To create the sentiment, I actually combined two words together from two different sentiments and stamped them in Basic Gray ink onto Peach Pie paper from the Unbounded Beauty Designer Series Paper (163372). I also used this same Peach Pie paper and layered it under the embossed Basic White cardstock. Then I die-cut out using one of the smaller circular dies from the Spotlight on Nature Dies (163580). To finish off the card I created a cute bow using Peach Pie Bordered Ribbon (163783) by pulling away fine strands from the ribbon and tying it into a delicate bow. Thank you for visiting my blog today, I would so love to hear your thoughts on my project by leaving a comment below. Now for the next blog please visit the very talented Sharon Davern click on the link below. If the next button link is not working or you'd like to see the entire list of participants go to Catherine Proctor's blog. Please email me if you would like a copy of the 2024-2025 Stampin' Up! Annual send an email to me here. If you live in Australia and don't have a demonstrator, you can purchase any of the Stampin' Up! products by shopping with me at my Stampin' Up! online store here. Make sure you follow me on social media via Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest. Happy Stamping Vicki Boucher

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Hello and welcome my friends, My name is Vicki Boucher and I'm from Melbourne, Australia. Today, I'll be sharing with you another colour for Colour Creations blog hop and we are now at week 7 with the Art With Heart Team in Australia. The next colour is Azure Afternoon which is part of the Brights range and it's so pretty. I need to use this colour more often in my projects. It comes in Cardstock, Classic Ink Pad, Ink Refill, Embellishments, Designer Series Paper and more Stampin' Up! products. Today's project I created a blue and white theme card using the Country Flowers bundle (163411) which includes the stamp set and dies. As this week's colour is blue I used the teapot image and stamped it in Night of Navy ink. I colured the teapot in with the Stampin' Blends in the following colours Azure Afternoon, Blueberry Bushell, Balmy Blue, Pecan Pie and the Colour Lifter to blend in the colours together. I also went over the coloured teapot with Watercolour Pencils using Blue, Balmy Blue and Night of Navy. I find the pencils give you more control when colouring in and they make the colours seem brighter. I also used the arrangement of flowers for the teapot and coloured them in with the Stampin' Blends in Azure Afternoon and Old Olive. Again, I use the Watercolour Pencils using Blue, Old Olive and Granny Apple Green. The additional flower on the left is from the Country Birdhouse stamp set and die-cut with the coordinating dies. I used the same colours and techniques as above. I wanted to have the teapot sitting on something different and not from the Country Flowers stamp set, so I had a light bulb moment and went with the pile of books stamp which is from the Bird's Eye View stamp set. I used the Stampin' Blends and Watercolour Pencils in similar as the teapot, I also used Crushed Curry and White in the pencils. The sentiment is from Country Flowers Stamp Set and is stamped using Night of Navy ink with each word on each of the books. I wanted to try out one of the templates which is in the Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue and you can find them on page 22 of the catalogue. I do like to challenge myself and my creativity. The teapot is layered over a blended inked up panel using Balmy Blue, Azure Afternoon and Pecan Pie inks and applied with the Blending Brush. Then layered over Azure Afternoon cardstock panel. Next, I created three strips of Azure Afternoon Designer Series Paper which is from the Bright & Beautiful 6 x 6 Designer Series Paper cut at 3cm x 14cm. I used the Distressed Tile 3D Embossing Folder and dry embossed the strips. To show through some of the white from the DSP I used a nail file to remove some of the Azure Afternoon from the paper. You can see more embossed detail by doing this technique. Thank you for visiting my blog today, I would so love to hear your thoughts on my project by leaving a comment below. Now for the next blog please visit the very talented Theresa Gerrard click on the link below. If the next button link is not working or you'd like to see the entire list of participants go to Catherine Proctor's blog. Please email me if you would like a copy of the 2024-2025 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue send an email to me here. If you live in Australia and don't have a demonstrator, you can purchase any of the Stampin' Up! products by shopping with me at my Stampin' Up! online store here. Make sure you follow me on social media via Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest. Happy Stamping Vicki Boucher

We all love the pretty patterns and beautiful colors in Stampin' Up!'s Designer Series Paper. While these papers often provide a nice accent on a card you've made, they can also serve as the inspiration for a project. I often use Designer Series Paper pages as the base panel on

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