Remember, you can earn this gorgeous set of DSP for just $5.00 with a qualifying order of $75.00
To shine the spotlight on our December
Product of the Month—True Blue Florals 12" x 12" Designer
Series Paper, here's a cute project! This versatile paper is perfect
for cards, tags, decor, and more! Grab yours and get crafty!
To create a gift bag:
Score two pieces of 12" x 12"
Designer Series Paper with the same pattern at 3" and 11-1/2",
then rotate a quarter turn and score at 3".
Fold on all the score lines and cut
along one score line of the 3" x 3" square in the corner of
the paper to create a tab. Repeat for the 1/2" x 3" corner
tab.
Assemble the bag by adhering the 3"
side of one page to the 1/2" side of the other page. Then tuck
in the tabs and adhere the bottom flaps together.
To create handles, score two 2-1/2"
x 12" strips of Designer Series Paper along the short edge at
3/4" and 1-3/4". Fold at the score lines and adhere
together.
Adhere the handles to the inside of the
bag and reinforce them by adhering a piece of 7-1/2" x 2"
cardstock over the ends of each handle inside the bag.
If you love exclusive products – and
who doesn’t?! – you’re going to love our new Product
of The Month (POTM) promotion – centered around a
special product release each month! The Product of The Month
items are specially designed to be some of the best items Stampin’
Up! has to offer that aren’t available in any of our catalogs or
our Online Exclusives.
Every month Stampin’ Up! will release
a new item that is only available for purchase once per account.
NOTE: These items will belimited
quantityand arelikely to
sell out quickly—once they’re sold out, they’re gone for
good!
AND – here’s our very FIRST Product
of The Month – for December 2025! Meet True Blue Florals
DSP!
Below are some samples made with this gorgeous paper!!
Here’s everything you need to know
about the Product of The Month:
Qualifying Amounts.
When you spend $75 or more in a
single order you’ll have the opportunity to purchase the current
Product of The Month item for only $5!.
Your cart
total MUST be $75 or more at checkout to qualify.
You won’t be able to add the
Product of The Month to your cart until you’ve reached the
qualifying amount.
If you
use Stampin’ Rewards, coupons, or discount codes ant they bring
your cart retail below $75, you’ll need to add items in your
cart to get the total back to $75 or above.
If you reach the qualifying
amount, add the Product of The Month to your cart, and the Product
of The Month sells out before you’re able to check out, you won’t
be able to complete your checkout until you remove the product from
your cart.
Product of the Month Price.
Currently the Product of The Month
is only $5.
Stampin’ Up! Account.
To participate in Product of The
Month, you MUST have a Stampin’ Up! account!!
Product of the Month Purchasing
Limit.
The Product of The Month is
limited to one month’s product per Stampin’ Up! account. So –
you can only get ONE pack of the True Blue Florals DSP (so…get
that $75+ order in FAST and snag your pack!)
Additionally, the Product
of The Month items are only available while supplies last, so once
they’re all sold out, they’re gone for good.
Order Restrictions.
All types of orders (as long as
you’ve got a Stampin’ Up! account!!), including phone orders
– apply toward the qualifying amount for a single order.
Starter Kit orders and gift orders
do NOT apply toward the qualifying amount.
You can’t do multiple orders and
add them together to hit $75 – got to be on ONE order that hits
that $75 (after any discounts you’ve got coming – and BEFORE
shipping & tax)
Check out this short video from
Stampin’ Up! with a few of the details:
That was a LOT of words! Let me know if
you have any questions!
Put your love front and center with
the Banner Botanicals Kit. Each card design features a
unique botanical motif, complete with a heartfelt sentiment displayed
across a banner. This all-inclusive kit creates nine thoughtful cards
to brighten someone’s day!
What’s in the box:
9 cards (3 each
of 3 designs) and 9 printed envelopes. Finished cards are 4 1/4″ x
5 1/2″
Our second kit for December is the As
You Grow Kit!
Create an adorable album to capture
baby’s first year with the As You Grow Kit. This all-inclusive
kit has everything you need to document sweet memories each month.
With plenty of letter and number stickers and pockets for holding
extra treasures, personalizing the album is a breeze! From baby’s
first moments to first birthday, keep track of every unforgettable
milestone with this kit! This looks like an awesome Christmas
gift for new parents or grandparents, doesn’t it?!
What’s in the box:
Makes 1 Album
(9-1/4″ x 5-3/4″ x 7/8″)
Step-by-step instructions
Kit
includes one of each item listed below:
Hard paper-wrapped album cover with
elastics
2 fold-out pages
2 pages with pockets3 precut
printed journal pieces
12 sticker sheets: 3 sheets of sentiments
(1 per language), 9 sheets of images, numbers, letters, and
more
Project suggestions (Feel free to get creative—follow the
project suggestions or assemble any way you like)
I got out my Layers of Beauty Bundle this week and had a play:)
Country Woods DSP, Misty Moonlight, Basic White, Granny Apple Green, and Old Olive Cardstocks. Granny Apple Green, Old Olive, Pretty In Pink, Melon Mambo, Black ink
Melon Mambo, Gold Foil and Basic White Cardstocks. Bubble Bath, Pretty In Pink, Melon Mambo, Granny Apple Green, Memento Tuedo Black and Old Olive inks. Retired embossing folder
Basic White Cardstock, Daffodil Delight, Peach Pie, Crushed Curry, Memento Tuxedo Black, Granny Apple Green and Old Olive inks. Retired Embossing Folder
Melon Mambo, Basic Black, Basic White cardstocks. Memento Tuxedo Black, Granny Apple Green and Old Olive inks.
You’ve asked, and we’ve answered! Get ready for our first-ever Black Friday sale with up to 40% off the most useful, needed, irresistible Stampin’ Up! products at deeper discounts than ever before. Shop between November 25 to December 1 so you can create more by spending less during this limited-time-only sale!
I sure do love the colors in this Traditions of Christmas Designer Series Paper! I like traditional Christmas colors with a bit of the unexpected, and that's just what this paper delivers. The Secret Sea with Real Red just makes my heart sing:)
This is a fun technique that allows you to make four cards at once. I call it the "Four in One Technique." Yeah, very clever name right? lol To make it, start off with a 10″ x 7-1/2″ sheet of cardstock that you score down the middle horizontally and vertically. Then you stamp around the edges In a controlled/random pattern. Think collage-ish style as you select stamps. Fellow demo, Mary Mary Nabe used the textured notes stamp set when she did this technique. Those turned out beautifully, but I needed Christmas cards so looked through my stash both current and retired and selected four stamps from different sets. I used the ink colors found in the Designer Paper. After you've stamped around the edges of each quadrant, you trim right on the score lines which gives you four card layers. You adhere these layers to card bases then add a greeting. And voila, you have a pretty card. To jazz mine up a bit, I REALLY decorated the inside, and the envelope flap as well.
I learned how to make this tent card from Fellow Demo, Robyn Pike and just had to case it! What a pretty fun fold which is also easy to make. The panel with the DSP is simply affixed to the card base with Stampin' Dimensionals. I just made sure to line it up with the card base so that the height was the standard 5-1/2".
Tent Card
Basic Beige Card Base: 4-1/4" x 8-1/2" score @ 4-1/4
Mossy Meadow Panel: 4" x 4" embossed with Damask Designs Embossing Folder
Mossy Meadow Panel: 3-1/4" x 4-3/4"
DSP: 3" x 4-1/2"
Basic Beige scrap: stamp greeting in Mossy Meadow and diecut
Basic White Inside Panel: 4" x 4" stamp sentiment in Mossy Meadow, Flower in Basic Beige
Basic White Envelope: stamp sentiment in Mossy Meadow, Flower in Basic Beige
Basic Beige 3/8" Classic Ribbon: tie in double bow, affix to card front with glue dots
This project has been a labor of love and I've had bunches of fun creating it! To make this stationery gift set, I followed a video tutorial by May May Made It. I used two product groups to create mine so that the images and colors would coordinate. The mini slimline cards are new to me and they are kinda cool y'all! I made mine a bit larger than May May did hers. I cut the cards 6-1/2" x 6-1/4" then scored at 3-1/4" which makes a 3-1/4" x 6-1/4" card. Needless to say, Stampin' Up! doesn't sell an envelope for that size card, but you can find them on Amazon.
My Bible Study Christmas Party we always have a Chinese Gift Exchange and this will be my gift this year. There are many different things you can include in the pockets of the tote. I chose a few different things than May May included in hers, and that's the cool thing... there are so many possibilities!
In my Stationery Tote I chose to include the following:
Two different Post It Pad booklets
Postage
Bookmarks
A calendar
A collection of stamped sentiments with Tear and Tape on the back for easy attachment to the small slimline cards
Pockets have magnetic closures, this one holds postage as well as some greetings and sentiments with Tear and Tape on the back making it easy for the recipient to customize the mini slim line cards.
This pocket holds two mini post note pads
This center section has a compartment for a mini legal pad
Mini Legal Pad Folio
Inside legal pad folio
Folio has a pocket
Folio Back... cause ya gotta decorate the back too!
This is last week's post and video. I'm not feeling too well right now, but I will get better. There are two versions of this card with different ribbon and sizes. I was changing the measurements until I got it how I wanted it, and of course when making something new, there were mistakes to correct.
My video posts have been off schedule lately and since October
is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I wanted to let you
know why.
I have been undergoing treatment for breast cancer. I had surgery and
will begin radiation treatments soon. have been good about getting
yearly mammograms and that was never so important than this year. I
got that call, suspicious spots were found. I thought they were
probably calcification again, but called for an appointment to the
Breast Heath Center at a large hospital nearby. I was given an
appointment the next week. The oncologist wanted to do a biopsy that
week. Then the diagnosis came. I had breast cancer. Surgery was
scheduled for the following week. Praise God we caught it early and
the surgeon was able to remove it all. I'm in the midst of having
tests done to prepare for radiation treatments. I may be a few days
off on posting, as this week, (instead of my usual Monday, it's
Saturday) but I will keep trying to maintain a schedule:) It's good
for me to stay busy and stamping is FUN!
Because breast cancer has touched far too many lives, including mine.
I am now a breast cancer survivor, and I am carrying that
gratitude into four actions:
Reminding everyone I know to get
their yearly mammograms
Using The Stampin' Up! Love and
Courage stamp set, which was designed to uplift and comfort those
affected by breast cancer. Every purchase includes a $3
donation from Stampin’ Up! toward global breast cancer support
efforts.
Developing a program at my church
to make Chemo Bags for those undergoing treatment. These pink canvas
tote bags will include several items to comfort recipients such as a
pink, soft cuddly throw, body lotion for sensitive skin, a soft head
cap, a book of devotionals by Lysa TerKeurst, aluminum-free clean
deodorant, organic anti-nausea lozenges, lip ointment, pink tumbler
for drinks etc.
Letting people know of fundraising
for cancer research. My experience has been so much better than that
of people I know who went through it 20 years ago. I am so blessed
and very thankful.
As I am going through treatment, friends and family have lifted me
up. A sweet friend gave me a chemo bag,. Friends brought meals to us
after my surgery. So soooo many people lifted me up in their prayers!
That support has meant the world to me!
Because of this experience, I know how much every single
dollar that has been given to cancer research matters! Besides
the vital research that has helped countless women survive, donations
also help provide:
Treatment and support for patients when insurance or
money falls short
Resources and programs that bring comfort, dignity, and
hope
Community and outreach so no one feels alone in this
fight
I've
done some research to determine the best charitable organizations. I
specifically looked at transparency and accountability, financial
efficiency, community engagement, and the amount of money raised.
Two of the top organizations who raise money for breast cancer
research are The Breast Cancer
Research Foundation and The
American Cancer Society. The
Breast Cancer Research Foundationis the largest private funder of
breast cancer research worldwide they announced a record-breaking
investment of $74.75 million for breast cancer research in 2025-2026.
Spring has always been my favorite season by far. I'm a huge flower person, add to that all the rebirth in spring just makes my heart sing. However there is something kind of soothing about fall as well. Cooler weather after summer's brutal heat is so soothing. The birds are active this time of year too. My favorite song bird, the Mocking Bird, is busy singing up a storm. I've recently learned that they are very territorial, and sing to mark their feeding grounds in the fall. My dog and I love to sit on the deck and listen to all the birds singing.
This card captures the essence of fall perfectly. I've stamped the acorn image from Amber Autumn in Memento Black ink, then colored with Stampin' Blends. I then used Stylish Shapes Dies to cut out the image.
Next, I applied Real Red, Cajun Craze, Pumpkin Pie and Mossy Meadow inks with Blending Brushes in "splotches" of color on a Basic Beige panel. Next, I diecut the colored panel with the large leafy die.
I diecut the Early Espresso card base with a rectangle from Stylish Shapes to creat a frame. Then I embossed the framed card base with the Timber Embossing Folder. I adhered the diecut leafy panel to a plain Basic Beige panel, and adhered those to the inside of the card base frame.
I mounted the stamped acorn image to a circle cut from the Stylish Shapes dies and attached it to the card front using Stampin' Dimensionals. To finish it all off, I added Streaked Dots and Wink of Stella.
The shift begins with November 2025 Online Exclusives.
Sometimes change can be hard, but as we use something new we often find that we love it! Take the new colors Secret Sea and Cloud Cover for example. When we first saw them online, several of us in my Demonstrator group were skeptical of these colors thinking they were two more shades of gray. Then they came in the mail and wowee! We found how gorgeous and versatile they were!! Secret Sea especially, it's not just a darker shade of Night of Navy. It has a different tone altogether and it is supremely beautiful!!!
When we first learned aobut the new stamp and die organizers, I decided to embrace the change and quickly converted alllll of my stamps to this new system, and I am totally loving it! The amount of space my stamps and dies now take up is so significant making my craft room flow so much better and feel happier.
I have two fall/Thanksgiving Day cards for you today featuring theAutumn Amber Bundle, the beautiful Autumn Toile Designer Paper and two new embellishments. In the descriptions below, just click on the blue linked text and you will be directed to my online store for more information.
Let me tell you about two new embellishments. TheStreaked Dots, look like Tiger's Eye which I've always loved. Tiger's eye is a gemstone that
is usually a rock. It is mainly used for jewelry-making and decorations.
Tiger's Eye Stones
Streaked Dots Stampin' Up!
Irregular Weave 3/8" Trim is such a unique ribbon. The texture really adds a great character to you creations!
