Heartfelt Hellos Meets Softly Stippled

Here’s another Sneak Peek of three new products that will be available on January 4th with the launch of the new January – April 2024 Mini Catalog and Sale-A-Bration Brochure.

For those who are not familiar with Sale-A-Bration, it’s the biggest Promotion during the Stampin’ Up! year. You can earn free products with qualifying purchases, and there is always a very generous “Join” Promotion. I will post the details for the upcoming Sale-A-Bration Join Promotion next week.

Let’s talk about this card and the new products I used.

Parts & Pieces Details

The Designer Series Paper

I’ll start with the Designer Series Paper. It’s from the Softly Stippled 12″ x 12″ paper pack. It’s in the Sale-A-Bration Brochure and is free with a $50 product purchase.
I used the Wild Wheat watercolor washed pattern paper as a base layer that covers the entire card front.
I also used the Lost Lagoon and Wild Wheat stippled floral patters as my top layer.
The patterns in the Softly Stippled DSP pack are just as the title says – soft and stippled.
The colors featured in this Designer Series Paper are Calypso Coral, Lost Lagoon, Pebbled Path, Pool Party and Wild Wheat.

The Heartfelt Hellos Stamp Set

Isn’t the sentiment font beautiful?
The Heartfelt Hellos stamp set is another free product from the Sale-A-Bration Brochure. It requires a $50 product purchase.
There are six cling rubber stamps that are large enouch to use as a focal point as I did here.
All of the sentiment stamps coordinate with the Heartfelt Hexagon Punch. You can find the punch in the Online Exclusives.
I stamped the “hello” sentiment with Wild Wheat ink and used a sponge dauber and Lost Lagoon ink to ink up the edge.
Although the sentiment layer is attached with Dimensionals, adding a little ink to the edges gives it a bit more depth.

The Perennial Postage Dies

More “Nesting Dies” … Yay! And, I happen to love the “postage stamp” edge.
I used two of the dies for the card layers.
There are a total of nine nesting dies, along with a postmark embossing die and two small dies that will allow you to create postage tags.

As you can see, this card is quick and easy to put together. You can cut your card base, cover the front with pretty patterned paper, die cut two layers, and stamp and punch a sentiment. It’s a simple design you can use with just about any supplies you have.

So, until my next post, remember to always express your creativity, and …

… the only limitation is your imagination!