Hi, my friends. I am really enjoying my time with my special friend, Melody, who is visiting from N. Virginia. We are having fun and eating a lot (lol)! I decided I needed to take time to share a card I made that spotlights the Stampin’ Up! Label Love Stamp Set.
I love the new Coastal Cabana Card Stock from Stampin’ Up!. It goes well with so many colors, such as Crushed Curry, which is the second color for this card.
What do you think of the new Stampin’ Up! Deco Labels Framelits? I love them. I used the largest framelit (4-1/8″ x 3-5/8″) to create the primary element for the card. This label is made with Coastal Cabana Card Stock, Coastal Cabana Designer Series Paper, and Crushed Curry Designer Series Paper.
Also on the Deco Label are two cutouts made with one of the Stampin’ Up! Finishing Touches Edgelits. Additional embellishments are the basic pearls that rest upon the framelit and the two butterflies. The Polka Dot Crushed Curry Ribbon is an old Stampin’ Up! ribbon that matches perfectly with the polka dot elements on the card. Resting on the ribbon is the “Just for You” sentiment from the Stampin’ Up! Label Love Stamp Set. After cutting out the label with the Artisan Label Punch, I cut off the top and bottom.
TOGETHER WITH THE STAMPIN’ UP! LABEL LOVE STAMP SET, OTHER SUPPLIES USED ARE:
Stamps: Stampin’ Up! Label Love Stamp Set (130622)
Paper: Coastal Cabana Card Stock (131297), Crush Curry Card Stock (131199), Coastal Cabana Designer Series Paper (2013-2015 In-Color Designer Seris Paper Stack – 130136), and Crushed Curry Designer Series Paper (Regals Designer Series Paper – 130139)
Ink: Costal Cabana Classic Ink (131175)
Accessories: Stampin’ Up! Deco Labels Framelits (130102), Finishing Touches Edgelits (127010), Elegant Butterfly Punch (127526), Bitty Butterfly Punch (129406), Artisan Label Punch (130920) Basic Pearls (119247), and a matching Crushed Curry Polka Dot Ribbon (retired)
I hope you enjoy the card, and have a wonderful weekend. I know I sure will!
God’s Blessings!
Stamping With Guneaux Desings
By
Beverly Polen
