Hello there thank you for stopping by my blog today. Last week I shared a card created with the retiring 2019/2021 In Colours and this week my card has been created with the 2020/2022 In Colours of Misty Moonlight & Magenta Madness. I have also used the gorgeous Flowers for Every Season DSP. With the latest Annual Catalogue finishing up in May, this beautiful paper is retiring.  It comes in 6" x 6" and you get 48 sheets, 4 each of 12 double sided floral designs CARD RECIPE ** Card base is Misty Moonlight 14.9 x 21cm ** First layer is Basic White 14.4 x 10cm and second layer is Magenta Madness 14 x 9.7cm which has been put through Stampin Cut & Emboss machine with Parisian Flourish 3D embossing folder. Adhere together using Tom bow glue and then glue to card base. ** Next double layer is Misty Moonlight 12.2 x 7.7cm and Flowers for Every Season DSP 11.8 x 7.3cm adhere together using Tom bow glue. ** Stamp sentiment from Peaceful Moments stamp set onto a piece of Basic

Thank you for stopping by my blog today. I created this card to showcase our retiring In Colours: Pretty Peacock, Rococo Rose, Terracotta Tile, Seaside Spray, Purple Posy. Stampin' Up! have a wide range of colours that are available year round but the In Colours are a range that last for only 2 years then get swapped out for another 5 colours. So although its exciting to get new colours its also sad to see these ones go. If any of these colours are your favourite then I suggest buying the reinkers for the ink pads and stocking up on cardstock because once they go they are gone. Card base is Pretty Peacock cardstock 14.9 x 21cm  First layer is Basic White, 14.4 x 10cm and put through the Stampin Cut & Emboss machine with the Tasteful Textile 3D folder. Adhere to card base with Tom bow glue. Take a piece of Pretty Peacock cardstock at 8 x 12.4cm and a Basic White cardstock 7.8 x 12.1 cm. On the Basic White cardstock stamp a selection of circle stamps from Circle Celebrations stam

Thank you for stopping by my blog today. I found this fun fold card while searching Pinterest the other day, it is called a Diamond Flip Card. It took me a bit to work out the measurements in cms but once I did I was able to make a few of them in a row. For these cards I used the Art Floral Designer Series Paper as the paper is so beautiful and makes me feel like an artist when I use it. I also used the technique of using Stampin Write Markers to colour in the stamp and get a water colour effect. Check out the details below and I look forward to seeing your version of this card. **The card base: cut a piece of cardstock (I used So Saffron) at 10.5 on the short side. Fold piece in half and burnish with bone folder. **Score one end at 5.3cm. Now place the open ends on the trimmer and find the middle, make a pencil. With pencil and ruler measure from the middle to the score line on each side. Using trimmer or scissors cut along the pencil line on each side to form a triangle shape. **With