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Use a 1" strip of any patterned paper and coordinating cardstock to make this card. A double set of score lines above and below the patterned paper adds a touch of elegance to this card.

Say "thanks" with this colorful card. The Lilly Pond Lane patterned paper is a perfect match with the Pretty Peacock card base and the Pretty in Pink embossed layer.

The Sweetly Scripted stamp set includes greetings for several occasions. This quick and easy card combines patterned paper, ribbon, and one of the greetings.

From now until August 31, you can shop select Designer Series Paper from the Stampin' Up 2024–2025 Annual Catalog at 15% off! This is the perfect time to stock up and save on some of your favorite paper. There are NO limits on ordering. However, product is only available while supplies last. 

Click here to see all the pretty papers that are on sale.

Our Designer Series Paper is hand created in house. Our artists design, sketch, paint, etc. the patterns you see on the paper. Its durability and utility are perfect for all types of paper crafts.

The die-cut circle from the Spotlight on Nature dies really stands out again the white background and printed paper. The die-cut and colored flowers and bow soften the overall look. The project sheet with measurements and instructions for all three sympathy cards is available in the Project Sheets tab at the top of this blog.

This pretty flowered paper really makes the center greeting stand out. And layering that greeting with the Wildly Flowering dies provides for a striking contrast. The free project sheet with measurements and instructions will be available Sunday morning in the Project Sheets tab at the top of this blog.

The theme for this weekend is sympathy cards. This first card is very simple -- the plaid paper is from the Take to the Sky printed paper and the sentiment is from the Something Fancy stamp set. Embellishments are Basic Gray & Smoky Slate Pearls in the 2024-2026 Annual Catalog. The free project sheet with measurements and instructions will be available Sunday morning in the Project Sheets tab at the top of this blog.

Here is the last card in the Friendly Fins series. See the instructions for how I colored the coral, seaweed, and fish. And you can get a free project sheet for all three Friendly Fins cards by going to the Project Sheets tab at the top of this blog.