I made such a cute fun fold just by cutting back the front flap of this landscape card and using the cut out as the mail image panel for the card. It's a very economical way to create a different style of card. Plus, the way I cut the 12x12 Designer Series Paper also really contributes to cuteness of this design. I highly recommend watching the Facebook Live Video Replay to see exactly how to cut everything. The Designer Series Paper is so much fun to work with and it looks so artsy with makes it a great companion

This is another fast and easy card with the big, bold and beautiful See a Silhouette Designer Series Paper. This time I used Sweetly Swirled, which seems perfect with the waves of color in the card. It reminded me of all the colors in the Mediterranean Sea I was seeing from all the posts about the […]

Hello Stamping Friends! Every Tuesday Patsy and I share a card we have created with a sheet of patterned paper from a Designer Series Paper pack using our exclusive One Sheet Wonder pattern. In August we are using the See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper. Today's card uses Piece A (5 1/4" x 4") from ... Read More about One Sheet Wonder with See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper

The See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper is really beautiful. It has bold patterns with a watercolor finish. I let it be front and center on my card today. Best of all it's part of the Buy 3,

A card made for a team challenge the theme of which is DSP and a sentiment. I chose the gorgeously bright and bold ‘See A Silhouette’ dsp for the challenge.

I have been eyeing my 'See a Silhouette' Designer Series Paper for a while now. I love the bold designs and the vibrant colors. For me, they are the easy way to add an 'artistic' look to cards very similar to what you would get with Stampin' Up Pigment Sprinkles. The papers are a variety of artistic designs just waiting for you to make into rich, beautiful cards. See the patterns below. These designs are all done by Stampin' Up! designers using Stampin' Up! colors. Aren't they wonderful? Click on the image to see more. For this quick and simple card,

You can make this Quick, Bright & Lovely See A Silhouette DSP Card for yourself with the measurements & supply list included here.

Every Tuesday Alison and I share a card we have created with a sheet of patterned paper from a Designer Series Paper pack using a One Sheet Wonder pattern or as our friend Kylie would call it #loveit

Liz Bailey Stampin' Up! Demonstrator - See a Silhouette DSP -

In this week's Facebook Live video I spent time exploring what happens when we stamp and heat emboss images on Designer Series Paper (DSP - Stampin' Up!'s name for patterned papers).

Hello Stamping Friends! Every Tuesday Patsy and I share a card we have created with a sheet of patterned paper from a Designer Series Paper pack using our exclusive One Sheet Wonder pattern. In August we are using the See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper. Today's card uses Piece A (5 1/4" x 4") from ... Read More about One Sheet Wonder with See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper

I made such a cute fun fold just by cutting back the front flap of this landscape card and using the cut out as the mail image panel for the card. It's a very economical way to create a different style of card. Plus, the way I cut the 12x12 Designer Series Paper also really contributes to cuteness of this design. I highly recommend watching the Facebook Live Video Replay to see exactly how to cut everything. The Designer Series Paper is so much fun to work with and it looks so artsy with makes it a great companion

I've been seeing cards similar to this on Pinterest ever since this See A Silhouette DSP debuted in the Annual Catalogue and decided to have a go. I simply used my Paper Snips to fussy-cut 3

You can make these The Sailing Home Bundle Paired the Bold & Bright See A Silhouette DSP cards with the measurements & supply list here.

It's DAY 27 of my FACEBOOK LIVE MARATHON - you'll find me on Facebook Live daily here: https://www.facebook.com/AStampAbove/ Sit back and enjoy the video: If the video above does not play - click HERE to watch it on my blog. All the credit for this card goes to Patti Skiba - she designed it and I fell in love with it! It's a gift card holder using the SAILING HOME bundle. She used the SEE A SILHOUETTE DESIGNER SERIES PAPER - what a great choice! The gift card goes in the flap formed by folding 1/2 the card front to...

SEE A SILHOUETTE DESIGNER SERIES PAPER is another gorgeous set of patterned paper you can buy from my shop now and create these 6 gorgeous cards. Stampin Up does make the most beautiful papers and the See A Silhouette is just one of them. Gorgeous vibrant summer colours in tones of reds, yellows, blues, purples and greens. There is a colour palette for everyone. I have shown you 6 designs, all different using just a small amount of this lovely paper. Use up your scraps and leftover pieces to create coordinating background pieces. Add some sentiments of your choice and put them in a gift box for a great gift, ideal for the summer craft fair season. By simply cutting round a few of the flowers and leaves from one of the sheets and then combining them with some backgrounds and strips of the other paper, all which coordinate beautifully you can create these stunning cards. Here is a step by step video tutorial so you can make some yourself.

Do you have too much retired paper like me? Well it doesn't mean you can't still use them right? I often find that I just didn't get a chance to use it while it was still a current product but I still want to use and show you what I created with it. Creating these cards was quite therapeutic. Fussy cutting is one of my favourite things in crafting, don't get me wrong I do love it when images have a matching die, but there is something calming about cutting out images too. These are great cards to have on hand for any type of occasion. I layered all my cut pieces over a whisper white panel, for this particular card below I added embossed and stamped some big watermark patches. I love those flowers and the watercoloured look of them. Blues and purples I think I used every last cut piece! If you liked today's post please share your favourite pictures to your Pinterest boards! Thanks so much for stopping by and hopefully I have inspired your creativity. I love reading your comments so show me some blog love & leave me a quick hello below! See all the catalogue products & specials below here

Hello Friends, Today are simple cards using the See a Silhouette Designer paper with the Floral Essence stamp set. The designer paper look like the "Brusho" that we used to have, now call

I made such a cute fun fold just by cutting back the front flap of this landscape card and using the cut out as the mail image panel for the card. It's a very economical way to create a different style of card. Plus, the way I cut the 12x12 Designer Series Paper also really contributes to cuteness of this design. I highly recommend watching the Facebook Live Video Replay to see exactly how to cut everything. The Designer Series Paper is so much fun to work with and it looks so artsy with makes it a great companion

Nigezza Creates aka Gez, Independent Stampin' Up® Demonstrator Thank you so much for visiting my blog today, its Thursday so I am here with another Project Share. From the left we have Jill aka Paper Daisy Crafting, Verity aka Inkybutterfly, me (dreadful picture of me) and Heather aka Stamp with Nellie. I have chosen 3 projects for you, I am sure you will enjoy them all. Heather from Stamp With Nellie Heather has used the stamp set A Good Man to make this card. I love this image as it really reminds me of when my children were little and their Dad would carry them like this. I also love the colouring with the blends as this helps bring the image to life. You can take a closer look at this project by clicking here :-) Verity from Inkybutterfly I love the way Verity has used the DSP here as the main part of the card. This paper See A Silhouette is just gorgeous and I really love that way the simple sentiments are cut. Simple and perfect. You can take a closer look at this project by clicking here :-) Jill from Paper Daisy Crafting Jill has used the new Above the Clouds stamp set and matching punch for this card again for this card. This card was made from a card sketch for a blog hop we were both taking part in last weekend. I love the colouring with the blends on the balloon, the big one really looks like it is about to fly off the page. You can take a closer look at this project by clicking here :-) I do hope you have enjoyed the projects I have chosen for you and you will go and check them out. I look forward to bringing you some more projects next time :- ) I will be back tomorrow with another Project, until then ... Happy Crafting! Gez xxx Product List A Good Man Cling Stamp Set [149270] £22.00 Night Of Navy Stampin' Blends Markers Combo Pack [144040] £8.50 Soft Suede Stampin' Blends Markers Combo Pack [147273] £8.50 Balmy Blue Stampin' Blends Combo Pack [148544] £8.50 See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper [149443] £10.75 Well Said Cling Stamp Set [148796] £42.00 Stitched Shapes Dies [145372] £28.00 Come Sail Away Designer Series Paper [149481] £10.75 Subtles 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper [149615] £10.75 Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] £9.00 Lovely Lipstick Stampin' Blends Markers Combo Pack [147281] £8.50 Highland Heather Stampin' Blends Markers Combo Pack [147276] £8.50 Mango Melody Combo Pack Stampin' Blends [147945] £8.50 Balmy Blue Stampin' Blends Combo Pack [148544] £8.50 Bermuda Bay Stampin' Blends Markers Combo Pack [144600] £8.50 Please remember to use my host code so I can send you some FREE product as a thank you for shopping with me :-) My Shop My shop is open 24/7 Click here to shop! Don't forget to use my host code to receive a share of the Stampin' rewards as a thank you for shopping with me :-) Host code is 3RYHH3PM If your order is £150 or more before P&P then do not use the host code as you qualify for host rewards on your own and can chose what you want :-) My Team Click here to join my team! No obligation to sell, make videos, blog etc You can just join up and get the 20% discount for yourself If you want to start a business for £99 then this is the way to do it! Chose £155 of products for £99 You will also receive a coupon for £8 to be redeemed in September or October You also receive a business pack to get you started 2 months FREE online shop Support from me and the wider team when you join my team I am also a Pootler which is Pootles team (Sam) You will also become one of these when you join with me Follow me on Social Media Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Instagram Follow me on Pinterest Join my Facebook Group Subscribe to my YouTube channel

A couple weeks ago Shannon West from the home office put on a "virtual" stamping class for some of us demos on FB. We could follow along (which I did) and make cards with her......SO FUN!! She put on a class similar to a "One Sheet Wonder" concept. Instead of one full sheet of designer paper though, she wanted us to use 2 sheets. We cut those into halfs at 6 in. x 12 in. So we used ONE full sheet total--but 2 separate halfs which left us with 4 different designs (back & front). Hope this makes sense!! I decided to use the See A Silhouette paper from the Annual Catalog and I'm SO glad I did!! I love how these 11 cards turned out!! I used a couple different ribbons to complete my cards. --3/8" Real Red Cotton Ribbon --3/8" Denim Ribbon I used the Pretty Label Punch on some & a couple circle punches on a few as well. My card base colors were according to the colors used in the designer paper pack. These cards were super simple & fun too!! What do you think? I appreciate you blogging by......please come back soon!! LORI HELVICK ***************************************************************** NEED STAMPS? If you live in the United States, I would be delighted to have you order from my on-line store. Simply click on the "Shop Now" button above to get started & let me know if you have any questions. ****If you place an on-line order between $50.00 & $149.00 during April 2020, you will receive your color choice of a stampin blend from the Annual Catalog **** (Value= $4.50) (If you are a local class attendee, you may have a FREE class instead of this). To be eligible for the FREE gift, Please use the following HOST CODE FOR APRIL-- 2KQTJDVT Watch my YouTube Channel Like my Facebook Page Follow me on Pinterest Join Paper Pumpkin with me Thank you for joining me! Have a Happy Stampin’ Day!

A bonus Tracy day today, we started off with the Tracy See a Silhouette Designer Series Paper since we are trying our best to make sure to use the truckload that we bought! ~Enjoy! We have been making an attempt to CASE the catalog for ideas, so we found this card on page 132 of the 2019-2020 Annual Catalog. I was not happy with the irregular cuts of the hexagons, so I decided to go grab my retired Hexagon Punch and cute the hexagons out of the paper & then I could create a uniform mat with white cardstock. The problem with this was that the punch was slightly bigger than the paper I had already cut out & white borders off, but as the pieces were lying on the table I noticed that some of them were upside down & I could not tell the difference between the trimmed white one & the back, so I grabbed some fresh sheets & cut a bunch of random ones. Trying to conserve some of the paper & not just go for the middle of a 12x12 piece of paper, I found it hard to find the deep green options, so this one turned out with the pinks instead, hence the change in background color to Crushed Curry. The background is embossed with the Subtle Embossing Folder & the edges scruffed & sponged with Soft Suede. I layered a piece of Vellum over the hexagon border to give a little more definition the the flower sprig cut with White Glimmer Paper and the Well Written Dies. The Crinkled Seam Binding Ribbon was colored with a Crumb Cake Blends Marker to soften the bright marigold. The sentiment is stamped in Early Espresso using the Waterfront Stamp Set and punched out with the retired Tiny Tags Punch (I love this punch it is soooo cute!). The envelope is stamped with Crushed Curry & the For All Things Stamp Set. Stampin' Up! products used: See a Silhouette Designer Series Paper Waterfront Stamp Set For All Things Stamp Set Well Written Dies Hexagon Punch Tiny Tags Punch Subtle Embossing Folder Crumb Cake Blends Marker Crinkled Seam Binding Ribbon White Glimmer Paper Vellum Soft Suede Early Espresso Crushed Curry Whisper White Shop Stampin' Up! products here!

It's DAY 29 of my FACEBOOK LIVE MARATHON - you'll find me on Facebook Live daily here: https://www.facebook.com/AStampAbove/ Sit back and enjoy the video: If the video above does not play - click HERE to watch it on my blog. SEE A SILHOUETTE DESIGNER SERIES PAPER is bold and bright - it's perfect for this fun fold! I combined it with the SWEET SILHOUETTES DIES and a sentiment from the BEAUTIFUL YOU stamp set. What a great message to send during this CRAZY right? I also added a little WINK OF STELLA GLITTER BRUSH on the center of this dandelion....

I love the bold designs in See a Silhouette DSP. They are like pieces of modern art and work perfectly in a tri-panel card design. I used this exact same layout, or card sketch, on this

It’s FREE PDF Friday and time to share PDF tutorials for my recently posted projects. You can click the link below each photo to view the details (save or print). Please let me know if you have que

In this week's Facebook Live video I spent time exploring what happens when we stamp and heat emboss images on Designer Series Paper (DSP - Stampin' Up!'s name for patterned papers).

If you love bold, vibrant colors, you’re going to love the brand new See a Silhouette Designer Series Paper! This paper coordinates with so many beautiful colors: Blackberry Bliss Crushed Curry Daffodil Delight Flirty Flamingo Mango Melody Mossy Meadow Night of Navy Old Olive Pacific Point Poppy Parade Pumpkin Pie Real Red Rich Razzleberry Whisper […]

Good Evening everyone, I hope you all had a fab weekend and managed to get through Monday.. I know its late, but I set myself a challenge to blog everyday, I managed to steal a few minutes to create this card earlier, but only now have I had a chance to write it up... My card was made in minutes thanks to the wonderful DSP from the See A Silhouette stack. The colours and patterns are perfect for a striking background, so for a card, you need to do very little bar from add a sentiment. In this instance I chose basic black for the card base and sentiment strip to provide a great contrast... I heat embossed the sentiment in white. Here's a list of all the supplies I used in today's card, click on the images to head over to my online store.... Product List See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper [149443] A Big Thank You Photopolymer Stamp Set [147377] Basic Black A4 Card Stock [121688] Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] White Stampin' Emboss Powder [109132] Embossing Buddy [103083] Heat Tool - Uk Plug [129054] Versamark Pad [102283] SNAIL Permanent Adhesive [104332] Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] Paper Snips Scissors [103579] Thanks for stopping by today, Its always nice to see you. If you haven't seen a this DSP i urge you to check it out... either online or in the catalogue... if yoh need a new catalogue, please do not hesitate to contact. See you soon

Hi there and welcome to the May 2020 Stampers Dozen Blog Hop! This month we are sharing projects that celebrate the Last Chance Products list. This time of year is always bittersweet - so sad to see some of my favorites leaving but excited about the new product that's coming soon. Today's projects feature two retiring products - the Abstract Impressions stamp set and See a Silhouette DSP. Both are ON SALE now through June 3rd as supplies are available. I used the whisper white note card and envelope set along with several punches and a variety of ink pads and card stock (taken from the color palette of the DSP) to create these cards and I love how they...

Earlier this year, I begun working part time in an admin role at the gymnasium where my youngest daughter trains as an Acrobatic Gymnast. Last month, my boss marked her first year in business! I could not let this amazing...

At OnStage Live in April, Sara Douglass, CEO of Stampin' Up! showed us her idea for a class. She is a very vibrant, spunky woman, quite clean-and-contemporary in her taste (very different from

See a Silhouette Designer Series Paper Birthday card. The flower are fussy cut frome one sheet. All supplies are from Stampin' Up!

If you're like me you have lots of Designer Series Paper that you feel guilty using, because you like both sides of the papers and can only use one on your card. Well, feel guilty no more! I have a great card for you that is easy to make, is a "WOW" card, and uses BOTH sides of the paper. Take a look: One of my very favorite new Designer Series Papers, See a Silhouette, and I get to use both sides! LOVE! I started with a piece of DSP that is 5-1/2" x 11-1/2". It is scored at 4" 6-3/4" and 9-1/2", and then you have to decide which side of the paper will be the showcase on the inside of the card. I decided to have the leaf design on the small flap on front and the beautiful "night sky" on the inside. All you need for the card base is a piece of cardstock cut to 4-1/4" x 5-1/2"; here I used Pretty Peacock. See that glossy stamping? So easy to do with the Stamparatus! Stamp once in your ink color of choice (I used Pretty Peacock). Then clean the stamp and re-stamp it with Versamark ink. Add Clear Embossing Powder and heat set--you can emboss in any of our ink colors! Another LOVE! When opened, the card is looonng....but this is when you can get the full effect of the DSP. And you have several options for decorating. I chose to use two panels. The first is 1-1/2" x 5"; the other is 2-1/2" x 5". You just want to be sure to adhere them all the way to the score line on the left, so the panel doesn't show when the card is closed. Here's the back: What a great way to showcase your DSP! Want another sample? I made this one using the same directions: Same DSP, with a Silver Foil card base. And again, using the Versamark over ink technique, I was able to get Night of Navy embossing: and I embossed the rest with Silver embossing powder. I also chose to add more panels to this inside; there are two of the smaller ones, and two of the larger. It covers up more of the DSP, but allows you to add many more stamps. Pull out some of your DSP and try this...I know you'll love getting to see both sides of your pretty paper! Product List Love What You Do Photopolymer Stamp Set [148042] $21.00 Everything Amazing Photopolymer Stamp Set [149340] $16.00 Pretty Peacock Classic Stampin’ Pad [150083] $7.50 Night Of Navy Classic Stampin' Pad [147110] $7.50 Versamark Pad [102283] $9.50 See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper [149443] $11.50 Pretty Peacock 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [150880] $8.75 Silver Foil Sheets [132178] $5.00 Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [100730] $9.75 Vellum 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [101856] $10.00 Stitched Shapes Dies [145372] $30.00 Stitched Rectangle Dies [148551] $35.00 Stitched Labels Dies [146828] $33.00 Leaf Punch [144667] $16.00 Clear Stampin' Emboss Powder [109130] $6.00 Silver Stampin' Emboss Powder [109131] $6.00 Heat Tool (Us And Canada) [129053] $30.00 Stamparatus [146276] $49.00

Say so long to see a silhouette by creating a bright and bold hello card using the dsp from Stampin' Up! Hand-Lettered Prose Dies make perfect lettering.

Stampin' Up! #1 Demonstrator Pootles - Stampin' Up! Designer Series Paper Sale Oh this is super exciting! Not only does the Autumn Winter catalogue go

My favorite way to use 6" x 6" paper for making quick & easy cards!!! See a Silhouette Designer Series Paper is the paper of the day!

Many of my Stampin' Up! team members (not only those with blogs) share their gorgeous projects in our team's Facebook community - there's such amazing and inspiring creativity in this group! I'm always excited when my team's blog hop rolls around, though, because I get to share some of their

Welcome to our Create with Connie and Mary Saturday blog hop! Our theme this week features the 3 D’s : Dies, DSP, and Dazzle! What a great theme! I combined two... [Read More]

When I first saw this suite in the catalogue I instantly knew I had to have it. The stamped image is on a picture in my home and I love it. I find it quite a romantic image and so had to put this sentiment with it. I didn’t realise when I heat embossed the

Here's one of the cards we made in my July Monthly Card Class. This style is known as a "Floating Card" since the images appear to be floating. In fact, we've sandwiched a piece of

Hi Stampin' Friends! OK.... I thought I had figured out my favorites from the new catalog and then BAM! I worked with some new stuff yesterday and now I'm in love with something else. How can I be so fickle? Is that a good or bad thing? Do I need help? Do I want to hear your answers? hahaha Have you seen the "See A Silhouette" Suite in the new catalog on pages 133-134? They are so pretty and vibrant! The paper is amazing, like the most luxurious Batik fabric you could ever touch, only paper. I had so much fun.... Here's what happened! This suite was so spectacular that I'm going to have to spread it out over two blog posts! Today I'm focusing on the silhouette stamps that are the cutest thing ever. I love the emotion they evoke, that time of childhood and young love when everything seems possible. I couldn't wait to let the gorgeous Designer Series Paper inspire my color palette and tried to feature it on all of these cards. This suite also has some black and white shimmer embossing powder that I used on the first card. That was fun! There are good sentiments that coordinate well with the silhouette stamps as well. I kept my techniques pretty simple except for the first card where I did some double and triple stamping after inking up to get the different shades of Seaside Spray behind the silhouette image. All of my supplies are listed below and tomorrow, I'll show you more of what I did with the dies that come in this suite! They are equally incredible! We are looking at a winter storm warning in our area for the next couple days, including the possibility and likelihood of snow. I'm going to huddle in my stamp room and pretend it's summer and live in happy land until that storm goes away. I hope you have great plans for your weekend! Keep on stampin'! Sarah