July Stampin' Up Workshop

Yesterday I shared a pop up card that I made at the Stampin' Up workshop. I promise that it was easy to make despite it looking complicated. The secret is all in getting the right dimensions cut and scored.  Just don't ask me what those are because I forgot to get that information. I'm sure I can figure it out though. I'll just slap that on to my big "to do" list right after the other 430 crafting things I need to get done.

Meanwhile, back at the farm, here is another Stampin' Up card from the same workshop. I had to laugh when this set was pulled out. I need to make a set of rustic ATCs (also on the to do list) and plan on using this pump for that.  SU has a new pokey thing with pokey thing templates that are kind of cool. That is what we used on the large circle.

We also made this lovely butterfly card. It was simple and sweet to make.  Well, except for the border punch. I love that border but somehow I always manage to leave a section out and louse it all up when I go back and try to punch it out.

Last, but definitely not least, is this loverly flower trellis card we made. I love the colors, the embossing, the layers, the trellis, and the ribbon. This card makes me happy.

The Fine Print: Really, now I gotta figure what the names of all these Stampin' Up things are? Really? I can't just say Stampin' Up and leave it at that?  No, of course not, you might need something and be upset you don't know what it is called. Happy Birthday stamp retired, pump from the Countryside set, argyle embossing folder, and essentials paper piercing pack. Elegant butterfly and dotted scallop ribbon border punches.  Delicate designs embossing folder, lattice bigz die, blossom punch, and mixed bunch stamp set.