FREE Paper Blooms DSP & In Bloom Bundle
Yeah for Sale-a-bration time!! Free DSP (Designer Series Paper) and stamp sets are the BOMB!! The FREE Paper Blooms DSP coordinates perfectly with the In Bloom Bundle (In Bloom photopolymer stamps and the Pierced Blooms dies) featured in the NEW Mini Catalog!! How fun!! The sweet little blooms and soft colors make for fabulous cards and scrapbook pages. The bundle is $48.50, and by adding to your order Basic White or Colored cardstock, you would have enough to get the Paper Bloom DSP for FREE!!
You Are Amazing
This cheerful card was made with the In Bloom Bundle and the FREE Paper Blooms DSP! Those lovely flowers were NOT fussy cut, but perfectly line up with the Pierced Bloom dies! How cool is that!
I started with the Seaside Spray CS base at 4-1/4”x5-1/2”, with the same color cut to 4”x5-1/4” and embossed with Tasteful Textile EF. I layered 2”x4” strip and glued it down, then wrapped the cord from the Flowers For Every Season Combo Pack
to make a little bow. I stamped the verse in Night of Navy ink on Basic White CS and used the label from the Pierced Bloom dies. I popped it up and all the flowers die cut from the FREE Paper Blooms DSP with Dimensionals. This card was such a simple, but lovely result!
Happy Birthday
This sweet little birthday card was from my January Stamp Camp. We used the Basic White Thick CS for the base and a 4”x5-1/4” layer of Soft Sea Foam, embossed with the Tasteful Textile EF. I popped up the layer of Night of Navy (3”x4-1/4”), Rococo Rose (2-7/8”x4-1/8”) and FREE Paper Bloom DSP (2-3/4”x4”) with Dimensionals. I just glued the Basic White label down above those layers.
The blossoms and leaves were using Rococo Rose, Petal Pink, Soft Sea
Foam, Seaside Spray, Night of Navy, Old Olive, and Basic White all cut with the Pierced Blooms dies. The small 4-leaf flower is from the FREE DSP. These were all popped up with Dimensionals as well.
For the verse, I used the Well Written dies in Basic White, using the Adhesive Sheets and placed on Night of Navy, and then fussy cut. We popped that up as well with Dimensionals. Video below…
