My Digital Studio Scrapbook Page

It has been a while since I posted a scrapbook page that I developed with My Digital Studio (MDS), therefore, I made one and am sharing it with you today.  After using the Stampin' Up! MDS, I think I will not return to paper scrapbook pages as the software is easy to use and you can create pages a lot faster than when using paper.

The theme of this scrapbook page is my spring flowers.  I planted a Butterfly Bush this Spring, and it truly is attracting butterflies; some that I've not seen often. 

The background paper is from the Twitterpated Kit Digital Download (129332), Twitterpated Designer Series Paper, Twitterpated - 7 design.  The Opacity of this design was set at 62, which means to degree to which the paper is opaque.

Can you see what the second layer is?  Look closely and you'll see it is a picture of a Hibiscus flower.  I enlarged the picture to cover the background paper and set the Opacity at 42.  It is a picture of the same Hibiscus plant, but a different flower than that in the right photo box.

The other pictures are of my Peach Cobbler Butterfly Bush, which is attracting beautiful butterflies. 

If you've not tried the My Digital Studio Express Trail for 30 days FREE, I strongly encourage you to do so. 

I hope you enjoy the scrapbook page.  If you have questions, click on the "Ask Questions" button along the bottom of the header of this blog.

God's Blessings!

Guneaux Designs

Flower Fest and Twitterpaded DSP

The beautiful Stampin' Up! stamp set, Flower Fest, will no longer be available after May 31, which is next Thursday.  One of the images, the flower, from the stamp set is featured on this card.

Also featured on this card is the beautiful Twitterpaded Designer Series Paper (DSP), which is being carried over into the new catalog that debuts next Friday!  (Aren't you so excited about the new catalog?)

The card base is 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" that opens from the bottom.  It is made with Lucky Limeade Card Stock.  Hopefully you can see the diagonal lines I created on it with the Stampin' Up! Simply Scored Diagonal Plate for the Simply Scored Scoring Tool.

The triangle mat for the top piece that holds a triangle piece of the Twitterpaded DSP is made from Riding Hood Red Card Stock, as is the scallop trim made with the Scallop Trim Border Punch.  The piece of Twitterpaded DSP that runs down the front of the card is approximately 4-1/4" long and 1-3/8" wide. 

The sentiment "Friend" is from the You're A Gem stamp set that retires next Thursday.  The upcoming Bitty Banners Framelits (129267) was used for the Whisper White Card Stock that the sentiment is on.  The mat for the sentiment is Baja Breeze Card Stock.

TIP:  If you do not have a matching banner that is slightly larger that one you used, trace around that banner with a pencil onto card stock and cut out the tracing.  That is how I made the Baja Breeze mat.  It may be slightly different, but it sure meets the need.

The flower featured on the card (from Flower Fest stamp set) is embossed with White Embossing Powder and water colored with the Stampin' Up! Aqua Painter, using Daffodil Delight and Riding Hood Red Inks. 

If you have questions on the card, click on the "Ask Questions" button under the banner and send me your question(s).  Enjoy!

God's Blessings!

Guneaux Designs

Stampin' Up! Bordering On Romance

This is my third card this week that features the Stampin' Up! Bordering on Romance Stamp Set. Need I say again, I love this stamp set!

The left side of the card is a design from the wonderful Stampin' Up! Twitterpated Designer Series Paper, another one of my favorites from the Occasions Mini Catalog.  The ribbon is the beautiful Stampin' Up! 3/8" Pleated Satin Ribbon in Riding Hood Red.  The new Adorning Accent Edgelits Die was used to create the right side of the card (Whisper White Cardstock), and it is embellished with the Adorning Accents Textured Impressions Embossing Folder and Smooch Pearlized Illuminate Top Coat.

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God's Blessings!

Beverly

Bordering On Romance and Twitterpated DSP

If I could choose a stamp set in the current Occasions Mini Catalog that Stampin' Up! would bring back in the upcoming 2012-2013 Catalog, it would be the Bordering On Romance Stamp Set.  If I could choose a Designer Series Paper (DSP), it would be the Twitterpated DSP.  If they are not featured in the upcoming catalog in June, we are saying good-bye to both on April 30 when the Mini Catalog expires.  

I made this card using the stamp set and DSP, and I really like the way it turned out.  Layers on a card really make it pop.  This card has several layers made with the DSP and Riding Hood Red and Whisper White Cardstock. 

Note the Riding Hood Red ribbon.  I used the Whisper White Organza Ribbon, Riding Hood Red Reinker, and water to create the ribbon color.  If you don't have the right color of ribbon for a project, the whisper white organza ribbon is great to use with a reinker to create the color you desire.  

Enjoy!

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Stampin' Up! Bordering on Romance and Twitterpated Designer Series Paper

Don't you just love the Stampin' Up! Bordering on Romance stamp set?  It's one of my favorites from the Stampin' Up! Occasions Mini Catalog.  The Twitterpated Designer Series Paper (DSP), which is featured on this card, is my favorite DSP in the catalog.  These items are scheduled to become unavailable after April 30, so stock up while you can!

Other Stampin' Up! products used are:

Cardstock:  Island Indigo and Whisper White 

Accessories:  Island Indigo Ruffles Ribbon and Adorning Accents Edgelits

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Sale-A-Bration's Fresh Vintage Stamp Set and Twitterpated DSP

I love the Fresh Vintage Stamp Set in the Stampin' Up!'s Sale-A-Bration catalog, page 5, and decided I needed to create more cards using the set as Sale-A-Bration ends on March 31!  I think the floral stamp in this set is so very pretty, and it is featured on this card.  I used my Stampin' Write Markers to color the floral arrangement before stamping it onto the Whisper White oval. 

The top portion of the card is a design from the beautiful Twitterpated Designer Series Paper.   The card base was made from Pretty In Pink Textured Cardstock.  Across the center of the card is a piece of trim made with the Stampin' Up! Tasteful Trim Bigz XL Die, which is embellished with three Pretty In Pink Flower Brads and a sentiment from the With All My Heart Stamp Set.

Here are a couple pics with different views of the card.

Don't waste your time searching for the product numbers for this project.  Place your cursor over the links and you'll be taken  directly to the on-line product.

Remember you get FREE products during Sale-A-Bration when you make a $50 purchase (excluding taxes and shipping)!  Don't let Sale-A-Bration disappear before you get the free products you want.

Rue Des Fleurs, Twitterpated DSP, and Labels Collection Framelits

Hello, my friends, and thanks for stopping by to see my Stampin' Up! Rue Des Fleurs greeting card, "Thanks for Your Support"!  This card is dedicated to two of my sisters, Bonnie and Bonita, for all the support they have given me over the last year.  I love my sisters very much, and just don't know what I would do without them!

The beautiful Stampin' Up! Twitterpated Designer Series Paper forms the frame around the corset and sentiment stamp images from the Rue Des Fleurs Stamp Set.  I love the flowers sitting inside the corset!  The frame, which is dimensional, was created with the new Stampin' Up! Labels Collection Framelits, and the picture below gives a closeup of the frame. (Click on the pictures to enlarge them.)

Other Stampin' Up! products used are the Elegant Bouquet Embossing Folder, Cherry Cobbler Baker's Twine, VersaMark Watermark Stamp Pad, and White Stampin' Embossing Powder.

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Apothecary Art - Happy Birthday

I am enjoying the Stampin' Up! Apothecary Art Stamp Set from the 2012 Occasions Mimi Catalog.  How about you?  This Happy Birthday card is made with the Stampin' Up! In Colors, Blushing Bride and Island Indigo.  The Twitterpated Designer Series Paper is featured on the card as well.

 

The new Stampin' Up! Adorning Accents Edgelits and Adorning Accents Embossing Folders were used on the bottom of the card. 

ENJOY!  Remember you can click on the pictures to enlarge them.  Also, purchase the products by clicking on the product links above.  

Apothecary Art, Mixed Bunch, and Twitterpated DSP

Isn't the Stampin' Up! Twitterpated Designer Series Paper (DSP) classy?  It is featured on this card today.  The Red Riding Hood and Baja Breeze Stampin' Up! colors go together well.  (Remember to click on pictures to enlarge them.)

 The flower was made with the Mixed Bunch Stamp Set and Blossom Punch, and is embellished with Dazzling Diamonds Stampin' Glitter and a red Glimmer Brad.  The flower rests upon a Baja Breeze Seam Binding Ribbon bow.

The greeting, For You, is from the Apothecary Art Stamp Set and it rests on labels created with the Labels Collection Framelits.  It is embellished with Iridescent Ice Embossing Powder.

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Mouthwatering and Sweet Cake

What an appropriate name for the Stampin' Up! stamp set, Mouthwatering!  The stamps make me want to have ice cream, cherries, and yummy watermelon!  To top off the stamped images is the Stampin' Up! aromatic Melon, Cherry, and Vanilla Scented Embossing Powder.  Smells soooo gooood!

This card features the watermelon stamp from the Mouthwatering stamp set, and the greeting, "You're So Sweet" is from the Sweet Cake stamp set.  The Pear Pizzazz design of the Twitterpated Designer Series Paper (DSP) is featured on the bottom left and top right of the card.

The Villa Real Red DSP that is at the top left and bottom right of the card is a digitized DSP that I printed from Stampin' Up!'s My Digital Studio software.

If you don't have My Digital Studio, I strongly encourage you to try it during Stampin' Up!'s promotion where you can download it on a trial period that ends March 1.  I promise you will love the software.

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