
So quick and easy! Slit an X into the Designer Series Paper and pin it back to make a frame for the stamped image on the layer underneath. Done!
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Bev Adams, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
More Organization – More Time for Crafting

I should have named this A Card full of Cherries! Cherry Cobbler card stock, and an image of cherries from Mouthwatering. What you can’t see is that the cherries were embossed with cherry scented embossing powder. I love the way velum looks when embossed.
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What a sweet valentine. The Hearts Collection Framelits make this easy. Fold the red layer first and leave a bit of the fold inside the Framelit to leave the 2 pieces attached. I saw a tip to lay Press and Seal plastic wrap over any line. Lay out your letters upside down on the line. Then you can turn the plastic wrap over and place the letters exactly where you want them.
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I had a hard time working out how to line up all these layers until I figured out to cut the layers at the same time. Problem solved!
I love that Stampin’ Up! allows me to coordinate stamps and dies as well as ink, paper, ribbon, and other embellishments.
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Labels Framelit Framed Opening, Apothecary Art, and Adorning Accents Edge 1-14-12

This ornament looks difficult and complicated. It’s not. Cut 4 or more pieces of card stock with the Lattice Die. Fold on the diagonal, add some Baker’s Twine, and glue together. Hang it on your tree. Done!
Step it up with Silver Glimmer Paper, Rhinestones, or other embellishments if you like.
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