It’s rare that I will share the same Stampin’ Up! product three days in a row, but I have been so enamored with the new Traditions of St. Nick Designer Series Paper that I just couldn’t help myself. On Saturday I shared a Christmas cards with two pages from the festive pack of paper (if you missed it, you can see that post here). Yesterday I shared an Autumnal thank you card with the papers (if you missed it, you can see that post here).
As soon as I was finished writing the post I shared with you yesterday, I decided to give Autumn life to two of the other patterns in the pack of the paper. I ended up with three – all similar in design but with small changes on each. Here’s a look at all three of the cards:
All three of these cards feature the Traditions of St. Nick Designer Series Paper, the So Sincere stamp set, a 2023-2025 In Color (Pebbled Path, Copper Clay and Wild Wheat) and the 3/4″ Textured Ribbon for each of the three 2023-2025 In Colors. While I kept the same layout for the other two cards I made, I made a few updates that are worth a look-see.
Pebbled Path
How beautiful is the filigree pattern on the Pebbled Path design in the Traditions of St. Nick Designer Series Paper? Using the same layout (measurements are included in yesterday’s post), I mounted the design on Pebbled Path, stamped the sentiment with Pebbled Path and added the ribbon below the sentiment in a different fashion (one long strange, folded, instead of two strands). Here’s a closer look at the Pebbled Path card:
Wild Wheat
If you weren’t a huge fan of Wild Wheat at the kickoff of the new In Colors (you know who you are), I think you might be warming up to the golden yellow tone as the weather starts to cool. The filigree pattern in this page of the St. Nick Designer Series Paper pairs Wild Wheat with Mossy Meadow for a rich, luscious look. I added the Wild Wheat 3/8″ Textured Ribbon by applying two strips of Tear and Tape Adhesive to the cardstock, adding the ribbon and then cutting it along the edges (this ribbon does not wrap around the thin panel. Here’s a closer look at the Wild Wheat card:
While I shared these products yesterday with the Copper Clay card, it’s worth another look. Here’s a look at the colors and patterns in the Traditions of St. Nick Designer Series Paper:
Along with the release of Stampin’ UP!’s Holiday Mini Catalog last week, the company released five beautiful,new Designer Series Paper options that are available online. To read more about these new papers (who doesn’t love new stuff?!), click here or on the image below. Oh, what fun!
To shop these new papers in my online store, click here.
The So Sincere stamp set gave me everything I wanted for this simple design. Here’s a look at the amazing, new stamp set:
Stamps: So Sincere Papers: Traditions of St. Nick Designer Series Paper, Pebbled Path, Copper Clay, Wild Wheat Inks: Pebbled Path, Copper Clay, Wild Wheat Accessories: 2″ Circle Punch, 3/8″ Textured Ribbon (Pebbled Path, Copper Clay, Wild Wheat), Tear and Tape Adhesive, Stampin’ Dimensionals
Price: $12.50
Thanks for stopping by today!
Brian
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I’m awestruck. The layering of like colors is stunning!
It’s the layers, baby! Awesome cards!
Trust you to showcase the versatility of this DSP pack. If it sells out early it will be because of people like me getting multiples, with inspiration from people like you ❤️
You are constantly outdoing yourself! You had me at the paper as I love the old time Santas but the back side! Whoa, game changer! The Copper Clay one was gorgeous but that Pebbled Path one outshines the other. How such a muddled gray outshine something it is beyond me! But, like Linda said, it’s the layers, baby! I like the folded ribbon though you call it “one long strange…” I think you meant strand maybe? But hey, the way things in the world lately, it could be strange! Anyway, popping in to say hi and that I am enjoying these cards!