Welcome to Let’s Craft Together Blog Hop. We are a group of Australian Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators that are coming together to share our creative ideas with you. We are happy that you can join us and hope that we can Inspire you to make creations of your own. Each month we will be showing different ideas based around products, themes and challenges.
This month Tracy has challenged us with a ‘Mystery Challenge’. It’s good every now and then to be taken out of your comfort zone to make something different from your style.
Regency Park by Stampin’ Up!®
I decided to use products from the Regency Park Suite Collection for my card. The DSP I wanted to be very neutral so the stamping became the focal point.
How to make this card…
Cutting Measurements
| Paper | Colour | Imperial/Letter | Metric/A4 |
| Card Base | Basic White | 8½ x 5 ½”, score @ 4¼” | 14.9 x 21cm, score @ 10.5cm |
| Piece 1 | Basic White | 3¾ x 3½” | 9.5 x 7cm |
| Piece 2 | Basic White | 2 x 1½” | 5 x 4cm |
| Piece 3 | Balmy Blue | 4¼ x ½” | 10.5 x 1cm |
| Piece 4 | Mango Melody | 4¼ x ¼” | 10.5 x 0.5cm |
| DSP | 4¼ x 1¼” | 10.5 x 3cm |
- Card Base –
- Stamp the front of card base with the leaf cluster stamp from the Petal Park Stamp Set. This stamp has two sets of leaves that come in towards the center. I took care and only inked up half of the stamp (to the center) and stamped around the card base front using Granny Apple Green Ink Pad.
- I used the dot-age stamp to fill in some of the holes around the leaves.
- Using a Blending Brush and working in a circular motion lightly add Granny Apple Green Ink around the edges of the card base.
- Piece 1
- Stamp the out line flower cluster from the Sentimental Park Stamp Set in Balmy Blue all over the Basic White cardstock.
- Using Blamy Blue ink and stamping off to get a lighter tone use the fill in Stamp for the flowers
- Piece 2
- Stamp sentiment in Night of navy Ink
- Piece 3 & 4
- Balmy Blue Strip and Mango Melody Strip run through Basic 3D Embossing Folders – I used the ‘Hash’ folder, this is a similar design to the DSP I used.
- Putting the card together
- Adhere the DSP to underneath side of the Piece 1, on the left
- Glue these two pieces (P 1 & DSP) to the card base.
- Using multi-purpose glue adhere Pieces 3 & 4 across the width of the card towards the bottom of the already attached pieces (see my card for position)
- Add dimensionals to Piece 2 and adhere to your card over the strips (3 &4)
- Tie a large bow with white bakers twine, add a glue dot and position the bow under the bottom left corner of the sentiment.
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Pretty card, Michele! Beautiful colour combos
I love how you used the pieces to create a great card
Gorgeous Michele