This month’s “Around the World on Wednesday” blog hop is a super fun theme! We need to CASE (Copy and Share Everything) a card from either the Mini Catalogue & Saleabration brochure OR combine the two. For my card, I’m combining by using a layout in the Mini Catalogue, with a stamp set & DSP from Saleabration.
The card that I based my design can be found on page 34 of the Mini Catalogue:
I chose the “Thanks a Bunch” stamp set & “Day at the Farm” DSP from the Saleabration brochure to combine them with the card layout in the mini.
While the Subtles DSP used on the original card looks great, the pattern that I used from the “Day at the Farm” DSP really stepped up the game!
Once I cut out, layered and adhered the pieces from the DSP to my crumb cake card base, it was time to stamp the carrots.
Two-step stamps have ALWAYS been my favourite images to use, and the carrot images are no exception. I wasn’t sure about the “Thanks a Bunch” set when I first saw it, but I’m really glad I got it! This set is going to be ideal for scrapbooking my garden and canning photos and I think it would also be super cute for kitchen decor, recipe books, and gift packaging home-baked goodies (carrot cake, carrot muffins, etc).
I couldn’t decide which sentiment to use on my card until I noticed the sayings in the “Way to Grow” stamp set! That’s when I realized that the “On the Farm Bundle“, “Thanks a Bunch” and the sentiments from the “Way to Grow” sets all work together perfectly!
Aside from the carrots and the sentiment, there’s no other stamping on my card – so easy! See that little bunny??? It’s cut from a teeny die from the “On the Farm Dies” collection!
Product ListThe card that I created today looks quite different from the original card that I cased from the mini catalogue, but the layout design is virtually the same. Quite often I will use card samples in our Stampin’ Up! publications as the starting point for my inspiration, usually tweaking the design as I go, and switching out stamp sets, papers, colours, etc. Today’s card is a great example of that, and I must say, I thoroughly enjoyed creating it. Creating this card also reminded me of how versatile our DSP is, simply by cutting and using select images from the patterns onto our cards.
I encourage you to give this month’s AWOW theme a try, by caseing a card from the Mini catalogue or SAB brochure and/or combining inspiration from them both, as I did.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Be sure to click on the links below to see what our AWOW demonstrator friends created in this month’s blog hop!
Tina Zinck-MacDonald – CA – you are here
Enjoy the day & HAPPY STAMPING!
Cheryll Miller says
Amazing Tina … I am loving every card I see created with the carrots, but yours is next level with the farm scene in the background!! Love it. xxx
Mikaela Titheridge says
Oh this is fabulous!! I’ve not started playing with these papers but you’ve really showcased so well x
Rochelle Laird-Smith says
What a lovely combination of products. Love your sweet card Tina x
Wanda says
Fun cards. I especially love all the bright colors
Annette Ball says
Such a clever way to use this dsp!!
Jan Clothier says
Lovely! The strong colours work so well and how clever to add in the carrots!
Angie McKenzie says
Absolutely LOVE your realistic CAS(e) of the card you chose! The combinations of all the products you used, especially the carrots, is truly heartfelt! Thanks for the inspirations as always, TIna! xx
Aurélie says
Very nice card! And those carrots are definitely so cute! I love it! xx
Sharon Hashimoto Burkert says
Beautiful CASE! Love those carrots and how you colored them!
Cheryl Hamilton says
How fun!! Best carrot card I’ve seen!
Melissa Gifford says
How fun! And a great way to merge the two sets.
Danielle Kassing says
Clever