Hi all,

Thank you so much for joining in with today's Everything is Rosy Blog Hop, I have really enjoyed working alongside some incredibly talented Demonstrators including  Teneale Williams and her team INKspired and me and my team the Pinkies.  It has been such fun playing with the Everything is Rosy Product Medley!  This is a new style set of products that Stampin' Up! have introduced for a limited time and will be available while stocks last only.

I'm sure you would have seen projects using this suite of products if you have tuned in to any Social Media platform and follow Stampin' Up! Demonstrators.  It is absolutely stunning and the photos definitely don't do the products justice.  The colour combinations are a mix of Navy and Pink with a splash of Rose Gold thrown in which is very on trend right now and so elegant!

My project for today's blog hop is a Fancy Fold card that looks like a handbag and I have even made the envelope for you!  I have included dimensions towards the bottom of my post for you.  It really is very simple to put together and the occasions are endless for this sort of card!

I hope you like it....


My handbag card has been put together using a piece of Night of Navy A4 Cardstock (measurements are listed at the bottom of this post) and sheets of the Everything is Rosy DSP.  The card itself is really easy to put together....that hardest part was choosing which sheets of DSP to use as they are all stunning!  I opted for the sheets that have the Rose Gold Foil images and coordinated all my embellishments around the Rose Gold Foil as I wanted this to be a special card.

This card, although is a 3D item, will fold totally flat so that it can be sent.


For the inside of the card, I wanted to use not only the DSP that coordinates with the outside of the card, but the die-cut pieces that have the Rose Gold Foil on also.  Included in the Everything is Rosy Product Medley are several sheets of die-cut pieces that include flowers and frames that just pop out making them really straightforward to use.

I have added these to the inside of my card along with some of the sentiments from the Everything is Rosy Stamp Set that I have stamped in Night of Navy ink to bring it all together.

I have also added some splashes of the Rose Gold Shimmer Paint that also comes in the Product Medley.


To finish my card, I thought it only right to make an envelope that matches!  I used my trusty (and soon to be retired) Envelope Punch Board and I have added an envelope liner in the matching DSP.


Thanks so much for reading my post, and my entry into this Everything is Rosy Blog Hop.  To navigate to the next Blog, please click the "Next" logo below....

Michelle Last
Teneale Williams
Martin Stone
Narelle Macey
Caroline van der Straaten
Barbara Williams
Kate Bolt
Jo Wilson
Liz Yuille
Louise Sharp
Allison McLeod
Stacey Marsh
Julie Martin

• Layer the DSP and Whisper White cardstock onto the coordinating panels**Before you add the DSP piece to the outside flap, you will need to secure your ribbon underneath**
• Add pop-out embellishments and die-cut Rose Gold Foil Sheets 
• Stamp sentiments as you wish
• Add magnets to the underside of the closure making sure they line up together as you close the card. 

• Layer the DSP envelope inside the cardstock envelope and put together.  I have used Tear and Tape for this as it is stronger than Tombow. 
• Add pop-out embellishments and die-cut Rose Fold Foil Sheets as you wish. 
• Add magnets to the close in the same way as you have done the magnets for the card close. 

Everything Is Rosy Product Medley [150059] £74.00	Night Of Navy A4 Card Stock [106577] £8.00	Night Of Navy Classic Stampin' Pad [147110] £7.00	Melon Mambo Classic Stampin' Pad [147051] £7.00	Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] £9.00
Envelope Punch Board [133774] £19.00	Stampin' Trimmer [129722] £28.00	Simply Scored [122334] £28.00	Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] £3.75	Liquid Multipurpose Glue [110755] £3.75
Aqua Painters [103954] £16.00

Thanks so much for following this Blog Hop, have a great day!

Stacey
xx

Hi all,

I hope everyone had a lovely weekend. We had lots of fun watching the royal wedding in the sunshine and enjoyed a BBQ or two!

Today I am sharing with you a great holder that I put together for the ladies that attended my card class last week. I always enjoy putting a little gift together to say thankyou for coming and this time it was for some yummy biscuits!

 The Envelope Punch Board is one of my most used crafting tools and it's for more than just envelopes although the basis of this holder is an envelope with the top part cut off!


To decorate I have used a strip of DSP secured around, a strip of ribbon folded over and a punched circle. I have stamped the sentiment onto white cardstock and cut out the odd shaped shape with my scissors. Nice and simple!

Have a great day all!
Stacey
xx

Hi all,


Hope you all had a smashing weekend! As always mine was jam packed, this weekend with Kayaking, BBQ's, dancing, family, friends, a birthday party and of course lots of fun. 

Today I am sharing with you a card that I put together using the Envelope Punch Board.  If you don't own one of these or never seen one in action, it is a great tool for making custom size envelopes and so much more.  Have a quick search on Pinterest and you will find some fantastic project samples and it really is so straight forward to use!  Mine is always on my craft desk now!


Now this isn't a card that is designed to stand on a shelf, more of a note card to send someone.  Inside the envelope you will find a 4" x 5" card that pulls out (you could make it a card that opens but we'll save that for another day maybe!).   The great thing about the Envelope Punch Board is you only need to know the size of your card to cover, and all the other measurements are given to you so it's just a matter of scoring and punching followed by a bit of folding!

I have added a smaller piece of Whisper White Cardstock to the card, and a bit of stamping.  Here I have used the Tabs for Everything Stamp Set with the coordinating Circle Tab Punch to create the tab on the top.