Two days ago, Stampin’ Up! added several new items for customers to select for their FREE SAB selections! All the years I have been a demonstrator, during SAB, there are usually items that sell out quicker than others. I’m happy that Stampin’ Up! offers additional items for customers to choose from when this does happen. As of this morning Saturday, February 4th, all the SAB items are still available. But, I have heard through the demonstrator grapevine that some items are running low on inventory and may NOT be available much longer. Here is a list of the Additional Second Release 2023 SAB Product Selections:
#163998 Kindness Cards Kit (FREE w/$50 purchase)
#164005 Let’s Party Treat Packaging Kit ($50 item)
#164420 White 3/4″ Frayed Ribbon, 2 Spools, ($50 item)
#164421 Essential Tag Punch ($50 item)
#164422 Songbird Builder Punch ($50 item)
#164423 Into The Clouds Embossing Folder ($50 item)
There are nine (9) items at the $50 level and one (1) at the $100 level. Please NOTE:You must use the item number listed above, NOT the item number listed in the catalog or on-line. As always, if you have any questions regarding product offerings, ordering, etc., please reach out to me. I am happy to assist you!
Here is another card using the “Country Bouquet Bundle” along with the beautiful “Country Floral Lane DSP” from the January – April 2023 Mini Catalog.
Country Bouquet Bundle!
The color palette for this card are Basic White and Petal Pink along with the DSP print from “Country Floral Lane” Designer Series Papers. This particular DSP print was rather bold, so I decided to “soften up” the print with Petal Pink. A scalloped die from the “Scalloped Contours” Dies was used for the focal point. I die cut this shape twice, once in Basic White and once in Petal Pink. I trimmed off the scalloped edges on the white panel, but left the “stitching”.
Along with a piece of DSP, I used Petal Pink for the card base. I layered the two rectangle shapes together. Once the larger and medium heart shapes were stamped in Petal Pink, they were punched out. The other large “heart” was punched from the DSP, in the same floral print as my background print. I added a few additional “small” hearts from the stamp set to the white panel. I split the greeting to make it fit on the panel as well. A white twine bow was added along with “Wink of Stella” on the Petal Pink medium sized hearts. Sadly, the shimmer is very difficult to capture in a photo, but this is a SUPER easy and cute card to create!
I can’t begin to describe how beautiful the “Dainty Flowers DSP offering for SALE a-bration is! All of the patterned prints in this fabulous Designer Series Paper have beautiful colors and designs. Depending on how you cut the DSP, you can get between 6-8 cards per 12×12 sheet, possibly more! The “Dainty Flowers” DSP is a FREE item offered during the SALE a-bration promotion with a $50 (US) purchase.
All of these featured cards use different patterns from this DSP pack.” Basically, I just let the DSP do most of the work and then added a greeting or focal point to each card. What I love most about this DSP is that the patterns on the white background have a “textured” appearance. This really adds a nice touch of detail to the designer prints!
Dainty Flowers DSP!With Fitting FloretsWith Tailor Made Tags!
For each card, I just added a die cut with the greeting, a bow of “Metallic Woven Ribbon” or “White Crinkled Seam Binding” colored with a Stampin’ Blend. Each of the cards are adorned with an embellishment. The first card has gold sequins from the “Pastel Adhesive-Backed Sequins” found in the January – April Mini Catalog, p. 9. The middle card uses Petal Pink “Adhesive-Backed Milky Dots”, also found in the Mini Catalog p. 31. The third and final card uses the “Brushed Brass Butterflies” from the Annual Catalog, p. 142.
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