Welcome to my blog. Thanks for dropping by to check out what's new. Today I'm sharing some of the cards that I made using the Daisydream March 2025 Paper Pumpkin kit.
The Daisy Daydream kit was probably one of the nicest Paper Pumpkin kits I've worked on this year. All the cards and elements are beautiful and easy to work with and they coordinate with other Stampin Up products.
This kit will make a total of nine cards if you don't make any changes and just follow the outline. But, I'm a rebel at heart and I like to stretch these kits to the maximum and choose my own path of creativity. I do that by using basic white card bases and coordinating cardstock for mattes.
So far I've created twenty-two cards by adding my own card bases, mattes and layers and have still got enough leftovers to go for thirty.
Here are some of the cards I've made:
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| Card No. 1 |
One of the first cards I made with this kit was a standard gatefold flap card.
For this card I used Smokey Slate for my matte and sentiment pieces. The embossing on the white matte was done with a Hexagon Embossing Folder that's been longer retired but still in my go-too stash.
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| Card No. 2 |
I absolutely love how this card turned out. I've doubled matted using an old retired dsp called Always Artichoke and the blue layer is actually one of the cards I cut in half and then embossed with Stampin' Ups! Cute Crochet (R) embossing folder. Love it! The Happy Birthday sentiment layer and stamp is from the December 2024 Paper Pumpkin kit called Notes From the Heart.
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| Card No. 3 |
I had some very old ribbon in my stash so I cut a 6" strip and stretched it across the front of the card to divide the floral dsp from the embossed Always Artichoke panel. It really brought the card to a new level. The focal below the ribbon is dressed up with some daisies and stamped images from the kit. on the white circle. The Three gems are from the Iridescent Foil Gems pack.
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Card No. 4
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I love to dress up the insides of my cards too, and for this one I used stencils and stamps from the kit. I like the way this inside matte turned out, and think it's so much nicer than a plain white card insert.
This is one of my favourite card layouts and styles and I've made it many many times. For the front flap, I embossed a piece of Basic White cardstock with the Basic D embossing folder (cross hatch) after stamping some of the honeycombs in crushed curry ink.
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| Card No. 5 |
One of the panels in the kit has the honeycomb images pre stamped and they have a glossy finish that changes in the light. I used this panel which already had a circle cut in it, and one of the circle elements (green) that's also included with the kit. This was one of the easiest of the cards to come together. The hardest decision is what elements to put on it.
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| Card No. 6 |
For my next card I once again embossed the front card panel with the Basic D (R) embossing folder and used this single mat to create the focal for the card.
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| Card No. 7 |
For this next card I used one of the beautiful blue envelopes to create the panels and flap cover. The arch die cut was a fun element to add to this card and the paper cut like butter.
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| Card No. 8 |
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Well that's it for this selection of alternate cards made with the March 2025 Daisy Daydream Pumpkin Kit. I'll be sharing some more cards in the weeks to come. Hope you enjoyed this selection. I'd love to hear from you, so let me know if which of these cards is your favourite.
HAPPY STAMPING!
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Penny Hanuszak, CDN Stampin up Demo since 2006
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