SU Scentsational Season

SU Perfectly Preserved with Scentsational Season

The Friday MashUp # 128 this week has a challenge to use a fall food and paper piecing. I am sure it is a complete surprise to you that I decided to use the retired SU Perfectly Preserved stamp set! I paired it with another “I don’t know why it is retired” SU set Scentasational Season. I love these sets with their matching framelits! I covered up the snowflake on the mug with a popped up apple to coordinate with the instant apple cider packet in this simple holder. I embellished it with a cinnamon stick. I also corner punched the cider packet to just put a little finish on it.  I technically did not mash it up with paper piecing but I did add a piece of some DSP;)

SU Perfectly Perserved with Scentsational Season Cider Holder

Card Recipe:
STAMPS: SU Perfectly Preserved and SU Scentsational Season (both retired)
INK: SU Real Red, SU Garden Green, SU More Mustard (retired)
PAPER: SU Real Red, SU Polka Dot Parade DSP, SU Whisper White
ACCESSORIES: SU Burlap Ribbon, SU Real Red Designer Button (on Clearance Rack now!), jute twine, cinnamon stick, SU Stampin’ Dimensionals
TOOLS: SU Framelits with the above stamp sets

Here is a quick tutorial:

Start with an 8.5″ square and cut diagonally in half from two points across from each other diagonally. You do this by lining up the two points in the cutting groove of a trimmer. You will end up with two equal triangles. Place the longer side of one of the triangles against the top edge of the Scoring Tool and  score at 4″ and 8.” Corner round all three points of the triangle. Fold the scored areas over each other to form a pocket that is held together by sticky strip.
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SU Scentsational Christmas

The Friday Mashup # 109 challenged everyone to make a matching set of cards using four sheets of DSP. This was really fun to do, and now I have four more Christmas cards done for this year! First, I cut my strips of four kinds of DSP and cut each one in two pieces with the same measurements- the small square is 1-5/8″ and the rectangle is 1-5/8″ x 2-7/8″ placed on a 4” x 5-1/4” panel on the front of the card. Then, I arranged them in different patterns with 1/4 in between each layer before adhering them to my card base. I hope no one ever takes my pearls away…what would I do without them?

SU Christmas DSP

SU Scentsational Christmas gingerbreadtree
SU Scentsational Christmas cupcandy cane

Card Recipe:
STAMPS: SU Scentsational Season
INK: SU Close to Cocoa (retired), SU Cherry Cobbler, SU Gumball Green
PAPER: SU Gumball Green, SU Cherry Cobbler, SU Very Vanilla, SU Be of Good Cheer DSP (retired)
ACCESSORIES: lots of SU Pearls
TOOLS: SU Windows Collection Framelits, SU Festive Paper Piercing Pack

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A Cuppa Cocoa for Pals Paper Arts…

It’s been a busy week with two awesome Stamps Camps and a wonderful Annual Card Exchange with my friends last night…so FUN! We made a cocoa slider at Camp this week, and the colors matched up with Pals Paper Arts Color Challenge # 148– Cherry Cobbler, Always Artichoke, and Crumb Cake. Here it is with some extra photos…

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Card Recipe:
STAMPS: SU Scentsational Season, SU Greetings of the Season
INK: SU Cherry Cobbler, SU Always Artichoke, SU Close to Cocoa (retired)
PAPER: SU Cherry Cobbler, SU Always Artichoke, SU Crumb Cake, SU Very Vanilla
ACCESSORIES: SU Pearls, random ribbon that matches CHerry Cobbler perfectly;)
TOOLS: SU Festive Piercing Pack, SU Window Frames Collection framelits, SU Holiday Collection Framelits, SU Dimensionals, CB embossing folder6a00e54f95df928834017ee5f4df2f970d-500wi

Here is the treat with the slider up:SU Scensational Season Cocoa Slider UP

Here’s a close up of the die cuts and paper piercing: SU Scentsational Season close-up