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The flame is really cool.

I love what you did with the trees and the blending brushes. I didn't know you could use a circle punch as a corner rounder. Cool.

Lots of good tips on modifying your card.

I love the primary colors. It is so fun for a birthday!

Watching on replay and letting you know that it's fine to put my swap cards in a blog post! :) Making a mask and also keeping the negative is brilliant. It really gives you options for coloring and ink blending. This is a great set. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the lovely card using lovliest tree. I make cards for the visiting pastor’s use. Your wonderful card is going out to her church members this year.

Love your card! Thanks for sharing.

Hello! Watching from Whidbey Island, Washington. Love these ideas. Thank you for sharing.

Sharon, Brainerd,Minnesota

Delicate Wings is the April 2024 Kit. What is the May 2024 kit?

I don't use bright blues very often and would like to use them more. Stamping out colors together is definitely helpful to figure out where to go with color selection. Love the bright colors you ended up choosing for your second card. Reminds me a little of the July 2023 Paper Pumpkin. There was a starfish in that one! Thanks for all of these videos, Sue! So helpful, and lots of inspiration!

Now that I can really see them together, I love the Shaded Spruce with Shy Shamrock! Gorgeous background stamping. I love how a background stamp or die can help make a fast, striking card.

Another beautiful card! I really like the pinks that are available right now, especially Bubble Bath.

Gorgeous stamping! I still love Lemon Lolly. One of my favorites that Stampin' Up has released.

Peach pie and Pumpkin pie really are gorgeous together. I know I should be thinking about summer cards but I just love the earthy fall colors. This Peach pie would be good for summer too, though! I just love the card you made! I've been in a stamp/stencil mood lately, so it's fun to see another idea for that technique. Good call on punching the layers out of your mat layer. I've sometimes cut almost the whole center out when I'm running low on a certain color of cardstock! I just use a square die to cut it out. Even with the price increase, though, the Stampin' Up cardstock is still a good deal, I think. It's such good quality and you get a lot of sheets.

I love the card sketches! Great walk-through! I love the cars you made, especially the one with fall colors. Lots of inspiration in the catalog, I agree. Thanks for all the insights and tips. Always good stuff!

I don't use ephemera packs very often (except in Paper Pumpkin, which is slightly different), but I can see how they can be handy for creating quick cards. They're often nice for mixed media projects too, a technique I haven't really done much of. I find it interesting though! I need practice to learn how to layer precut pieces like this so that it looks good. Appreciate the catalog intro!

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Great card!

Oh dear im so excited to make this box but your completely out of camera honey

I love the tool box

Cute card!

I love the valentine!

I love the hearts! Cute card Sue!

This is such a great bundle!

Great video!

Very cute card. Love that little owl and easel cards are cool.

Your bag is very cute. I think I’m going to make some. Thank you.

CUTE!!

Soooo cute! 💖🤗🌹

Your stamping tips have helped me immensely! I enjoy stamping a lot more than I did when I first started making cards, and now I even look forward to making cards that are primarily stamped. Still need to work on my coloring with alcohol markers, though ...

Love, love, love the way you adapted the tackle box dies to make a general cover die for a card! I'm going to try to adapt the September Paper Pumpkin stamp set and the Thanks a Bunch Sale-a-bration stamp set to recreate something similar with a basic rectangle. That Thanks a Bunch set has a really nice leaf stamp that I just discovered! Thanks for the inspiration. All of these cards are fabulous!

It's such a joy to sit down at the craft table and have some of the cutting and stamping done -- a little stack of pieces ready to put on a card and an idea already in mind about what to make. Making your own card kit is a great way to do that! Thanks for sharing your ideas. I think the kits you put together for single cards are really nice, so it's fun to see your idea expanding to fill up a box for multiple card ideas. Thanks for sharing!

Hi from ND, catching the replay

watching the replay!

😂Yes I see all of the items that I could not stuff into my overstuffed suitcase 😁

Hi, Sue. Just wanted to tell you that I just made several of this card after watching your video. I added a little bling and changed the colors around a little, but other than that, it's pure you. I loved the process and loved the final result even more. Thank you soooo much.

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*Promosm* 😘

Watching the replay in Illinois. 😊 Really cute card!! Perfect for the Fall. TFS

I’m liking those pumpkins! Replay 😁

I love the one you made with balloons! What a great set! Thanks for sharing all of these. I think I mentioned in the FB group that I used this in the July Paper Pumpkin.

Love your alternatives, Sue! I'm still working in this kit because I love the add-on dies so much. Things I like about Paper Pumpkin: It challenges my creativity (I always make alternatives), it helps me build up my stamp collection with great stamps, and it results in a nice stack of cards for me to mail out or save for future occasions. I share your critiques about the card bases, but I always use them as DSP, so it's not really a drawback. I often add cardstock to the back of the sentiment tags and then fussy cut them or make a layered tag so that those are a bit sturdier. I appreciate the extras! Also, I'm catching up on your recent videos! Thanks for sharing!

Watching the replay from Abbotsford, BC, Canada ... and congrats to you Sue!

Watching the replay in Illinois. 😊 New Subscriber as well.

I really like this card! I get really excited by cards that have motion or a bit of trickiness. The colors you used are really sweet. For the cutting, you might also be able to line up the die at the end of the cutting platform so that a nearly full sandwich ends up going through the machine. In other words, the portion that doesn't need to be cut would hang off the end of the platform or just barely be beyond the trailing end of the cutting plate. In this case that would be most of the cardstock, I guess, so perhaps that's a bit awkward. But I've had to do things that way on occasion!

Nice cards 😁

Replay! Like the new Moody Mauve color

Using adhesive sheets is a good tip for word or detailed dies. Also, you might be able to use Press and Seal for that Patchwork Pieces die. You get it all arranged (that is, laid out without adhesive) on the card front and then pick up all the pieces with the Press and Seal. Then you can put glue on the whole thing and lay it back down together, pulling off the Press and Seal after you've got it placed and adhered. I've used Press and Seal when I'm arranging a bunch of die cuts like balloons or bouquets too. One other tip for word dies: Sometimes I'll die-cut two or even three of the words and glue them together for dimension. It's a bit fussy initially (a fine-tip glue bottle helps), but in the end, you get a sturdier die cut to work with for adhering to your card. I often layer up regular die cuts for dimension too. Then there's more texture and dimension on the card even beyond just what's popped up with dimensionals or foam tape. 3 and 4 were my favorites! These were all great. So colorful and fun.