AWH Heart of Christmas Blog Hop #15

Christmas with Yuletide Village

Hello. Welcome to Valley Inspirations with Andrea and the fifteenth Art with Heart Heart of Christmas Blog Hop for 2024. This year we have been blog hopping since August and only have another 2 Blog Hops before we finish for this year. I hope you can check us out each week as there will be a many of ideas and different projects on display.

I love creating and sharing Christmas creativity with you. This week sees the culmination of 2 ideas I wanted to try out. I have wanted to use the Yuletide Village stamps for a more “Aussie feel” Christmas card, ie no snow but rather blue skies and colour. I also wanted to  follow-up on a different version of a fun fold shown by Sue Campfield, a USA Demonstrator. A few weeks ago I created a fancy fold that Sue had shown for her Crafternoon. At that time she also showed a number of variations of that fold, including a fold with 3 decorated diamond panels. She didn’t provide any dimensions so I needed to work out dimensions based on our A4 sizing. Here is my Aussie Christmas card:

A side view of the card gives a better view of the overall township created by the 3 diamond panels, but firstly, here are photos of each of the individual panels. The photo below is of the back panel.

Here is the middle panel:

And here is the front panel:

Two pieces of Soft Sea Foam card-stock was cut and scored with the 2 pieces being adhered together. Three hills and 2 valleys were created for the base. Three square panels also were cut from Soft Sea Foam card-stock, with the 2nd panel a little smaller that the back diamond and the front square diamond a little smaller again. Three Basic White card-stock panels were cut 2mm smaller than the Soft Sea Foam squares. Here is a side view to show the 3 “hills”.

Some Thoughtful Journey Designer Series Paper was used to decorate the 3 downward sections of the card base.

All of the buildings from the Yuletide Village stamp set were Gold heat embossed onto Basic White card-stock. The images were coloured with Stampin’ Blends Combos. Colours were selected to coordinate with the DSP, including Wild Wheat for the roofs. Each building was coloured differently, including Fresh Freesia, Petal Pink, Calypso Coral, Balmy Blue and Bubble Bath combos. Light Lemon Lolly was used to colour some windows and Light Pool Party to other windows to give a sense of a light shining inside or just indicating a glass window. Soft Sea Foam coloured the grass near the buildings. Each tree was coloured to coordinate with the building(s) and the specific DSP, eg Mossy Meadows and Old Olive; Pretty Peacock and Lost Lagoon; and Shaded Spruce and Soft Sea Foam. The Colour Lifter was used to add highlights throughout. As you can see there were many Blends colours used. As this is a stand alone stamp set, the coloured images were fussy cut with my Stampin’ Snips.

Each panel had some Balmy Blue Classic Stampin’ ink blended at the top for blue sky. There was some splattering added with a Pretty Peacock Stampin’ Write Marker and white splatters with White Craft ink. The small stand of trees from the Peaceful Evergreens stamps was used to stamp some trees in the background of each diamond panel. Again, each panel had the trees stamped in a different colour as the DSP and building colours were different. The trees were either stamped in Mossy Meadows, Pretty Peacock or Shaded Spruce inks.

A sentiment from the Peaceful Season stamp set was gold heat embossed onto Soft Sea Foam card-stock, before being trimmed and cut into two. A double bow was tied in Gold Twisted Thread and it was ticked under the sentiment. Some gorgeous Iridescent Foil Gems added some shimmer on each panel.

Inside the back fold of the card, a Basic White panel was added that had been Gold heat embossed using a sentiment from the Merriest Trees stamp set. A extra house was fussy cut and adhered on the panel at the bottom.  

This fancy fold card was designed to fit into a standard C6 Basic White envelope. The envelope was gold heat embossed with one of the buildings from the Yuletide Village stamps.

Thank you so much for calling in on your way around this week’s Heart of Christmas Blog Hop. I appreciate you dropping by.

There is more Christmas creativity, so do continue with the blog hop. Just click on the "next" graphic below to be taken to the blog of a gorgeous person and my up-line, Kathryn Mangelsdorf. I love it when Kathryn is able to join us and look forward to checking out her creation(s). I do love seeing everyone’s' projects - there is so much inspiration.

Also, many of us participate in the Colour Creations Blog Hop that goes live every Wednesday night where we showcase one of Stampin’ Up!s colours each week. We would love you to also check in on us for more creative inspiration.

Stay well, stay safe and be kind to yourself.

Andrea 💕🐾

If you find a broken link or would like to view the full list of participants go to Sharon Davern’s blog @ Rhapsody in Craft. Sharon is our wonderful Art With Heart Team Heart of Christmas Coordinator.  She is a special lady. Check out her delightful creation while you are there.

If you live in Australia, don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and would like your own copy of the Stampin' Up 2023-2024 Annual Catalogue and or the September-December 2024 Mini Catalogue, then let me know and I will be delighted to send them to you.  Please don't hesitate to make contact re any queries about these projects or Stampin' Up!. 

#heartofchristmas  #heartofchristmas2024 #stampinup #stampinupaustralia #stampinupsouthpacific #stampinupdemo  #handmadecards #stampinupdemonstrator #papercrafting #artwithheartteam  #papercrafter  #valleyinspirations   #yuletidevillage  #peacefulevergreens  #peacefulseason  #merriesttrees  

AWH Colour Creations Blog Hop #23 Early Expresso

Early Expresso with Traditions of St Nick

Hello. Welcome to Valley Inspirations with Andrea and the Art with Heart Colour Creations Blog Hop. We are working though the Stampin' Up! colours in alphabetical order, focussing on one colour each week.

This week’s Blog Hop is showcasing on a deep brown called Early Expresso.  Early Expresso is part of the Neutrals Colour Family and as the name suggests, it is the colour of roasted coffee beans. Like most neutrals, it can coordinate with many colours, including yellows, reds, greens (think of nature), other neutrals, etc and it would be wonderful for wood, trees, animals, shoes, biscuits (hopefully not too brown), spices …  the list could go on.

Early Expresso is produced in Stampin' Up!'s card-stock, both A4 & 12"x12"; Classic Stampin' inks (ink pads & re-inkers); Stampin' Write Marker; Watercolor Pencils (Assortment 1); Neutrals Designer Series Paper as well as Traditions of St Nick, Sweet Days of Autumn, Snowy Scenes, Reindeer Days, Sentimental Christmas, A Little Bit Festive, Mediterranean Blooms, Wildly Flowering, Country Woods, Frames & Flowers & A Little Latte Designer Series Papers, plus a number of other products. Wow, that is quite a list and demonstrates this colour’s versatility.

This project has incorporated Early Expresso as Classic Stampin' ink, card-stock, Stampin' Write Marker plus Traditions of St Nick DSP and Country Woods DSP.

The wonderful Traditions of St Nick Designer Series Paper has carried over from the previous Stampin’ Up! year and is currently an On Line Exclusive. I love the gorgeous images of St Nickolas and have used one of the images, fussy cutting him out of the DSP. This St Nick is carrying an Early Expresso sack of presents. The Mossy Meadows DSP at the base of the card is from the same pack of papers. Two Early Expresso woodgrain DSPs came from the Country Woods DSP.

Detailed trees from the Peaceful Evergreen dies were die cut from Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper and then water-coloured using Mossy Meadow and Wild Wheat Classic Stampin’ inks. These colours coordinate with the St Nick papers. Some Balmy Blue, Mossy Meadows and Wild Wheat were applied with Blending Brushes to a piece of Basic White card-stock and then it was die cut with the large hexagon label from the Wildflower Designs dies. Prior to die cutting, the panel was splattered with water and later with White Craft ink.

The same die cuts the central hexagon and a frame. A frame was cut from one of the dark wood designs in the Country Woods DSP. The other dark wood design was added as a diagonal torn layer beneath the Mossy Meadows design. A Basic White card-stock background panel was dry embossed with the Painted Trees 3D embossing folder and lightly coloured with Soft Sea Foam over the trees and a light Balmy Blue as sky.

The hexagon label was adhered directly to the background while the frame was popped up on Dimensionals. St Nick and the trees were either adhered with Multipurpose Liquid Glue or Dimensionals. A sentiment from Peaceful Season stamp set was white heat embossed onto the same DSP as the frame. Some Garden Green linen twine from the Natural Tones Linen Thread was over-coloured with Dark Mossy Meadows Blend and then tied into a double bow that was popped under the sentiment. Some Gold Textured Adhesive-backed Dots were scattered to give a touch of shine.

The card inner is simply a piece of Basic White card-stock with some fussy cut trees from the same sheet of DSP as St Nick plus a thin strip of wooden DSP. A little Early Expresso splattering was added using a Stampin’ Write Marker. A Basic White C6 envelope also had some fussy cut trees adhered in place. I love to use partial images from the edges of DSP both inside the card and on the envelope so they aren’t wasted.

Thank you so much for calling in to check out my Early Expresso Traditions of St Nick card. This card morphed into a different card than initially imagined. It ended up with touches of Vintage and Shabby Chic.

To continue with the Early Expresso blog hop just click the "next" graphic below to be taken to the blog of a lovely lady, Di Furniss. I am looking forward to checking out Di’s creation(s). I do love seeing everyone’s' projects - there is always so much inspiration.

I do hope to see you next week when we will be featuring Flirty Flamingo as we continue the weekly 2024-2025 Colour Creations Blog Hop series. 

Stay well, stay safe and be kind to yourself.

Andrea 💕🐾

If you find a broken link or would like to view the full list of participants go to Catherine Proctor’s blog @ What Cathy Made. Cathy is our brilliant Art With Heart Team Colour Creations Coordinator.  She is a wonderful lady. Check out her delightful creation while you are there.

Living in Australia, don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and would like your own copy of the Stampin' Up 2024-2025 Annual Catalogue and or the September-December Mini Catalogue, then let me know and I will be delighted to send them to you.  

Please don't hesitate to make contact with any other queries about this project or Stampin' Up! 

#colourcreationsbloghop  #stampinup #stampinupaustralia #stampinupsouthpacific #stampinupdemo  #handmadecards  #stampinupdemonstrator  #papercrafting #traditionsofstnick  #peacefulevergreens  #countrywoods  #peacefulseason

AWH Colour Creations Blog Hop #22 Daffodil Delight

Daffodil Delight with Delicate Forest +

Hello. Welcome to Valley Inspirations with Andrea and the Art with Heart Colour Creations Blog Hop for 2024-2025. We are working though the Stampin' Up! colours in alphabetical order, focussing on one colour each week.

This week’s Blog Hop is focussing on a beautiful bright yellow called Daffodil Delight.  Daffodil Delight is part of the Brights Colour Family and is a rich yellow. It can coordinate with many colours, including blues (I love blue and yellows together) or grey, harmoniously with greens and oranges, etc and it works beautifully as flowers, fruit - eg lemons, birds, a light source …  and anything needing a bright yellow.

Daffodil Delight is produced in Stampin' Up!'s card-stock, both A4 & 12"x12"; Classic Stampin' inks (ink pads, ink spots & re-inkers); Stampin' Write Marker; Stampin’ Blends Combo; Watercolor Pencils; Soft Pastels; Brights Designer Series Paper as well as Snowy Scenes, Nests of Winter, Mediterranean Blooms, Full of Life and Hello Irresistible DSPs; Opal Rounds Assortment, Loose Frosted Dots & Glossy Dots and a number of other products including kits and Clearance Items. 

This project has incorporated Daffodil Delight as Classic Stampin' ink, Stampin' Write Marker, Stampin’ Blends Combo and Opal Rounds Assortment

Not long ago I saw a picture of a stag in a forest clearing with light breaking into the clearing while the surrounding forest was devoid of light and quite dark. It led me to think of Christmas  representing the sense of “a light shining in the darkness”. I could have used either the Grove dies or Delicate Forrest dies. I ended up using both and then felt I needed to build the scene further to lighten the impact.

The Delicate Forrest die was used to cut a leafy frame from both Misty Moonlight and Basic White card-stocks. The Misty Moonlight card-stock frame was coloured with both Night of Navy and Shaded Spruce Classic Stampin’ inks and Blending Brushes with the Shaded Spruce more over the leaves. The 2nd die cut frame and some ground with foliage was more lightly coloured with Shaded Spruce ink. The two frames were adhered together with a slight off-set to give a little extra dimension. Two deers from the Grove dies were cut from Basic Beige card-stock and Early Expresso ink blending gave shading to the deers. 

A Basic White background panel was blended using Daffodil Delight and Night of Navy inks plus a little White Craft ink. Some water was splattered over this panel and when dry more splattering was added with White Craft ink. The forest frame was added to the background with Dimensionals. It needed something and I had a couple of trees on my work desk that I had created previously using the Frosted Forrest stamp set and masks. They had been created with Lost Lagoon, Garden Green and Shaded Spruce, plus some White Embossing Paste. The Shaded Spruce colouring tied them into this cards colour scheme so the large tree ended up to the left of the forest opening. Something else was still needed so Daffodil Delight Stampin’ Blends coloured White Glimmer Paper before it was die cut with garland dies, a star and baubles from the Decorative Tree dies to bring Daffodil Delight light further into the design.

The initial scene was one of peace so I needed to use a sentiment incorporating peace. The Peaceful Season stamp set included a simple sentiment saying “Peace & Joy” so this sentiment was white heat embossed onto Night of Navy card-stock. Pretty Peacock & Gold Metallic Ribbon was added behind the sentiment and a number of gorgeous Opal Rounds Assortment gems were scattered around. The final touch - a splattering of Wink of Stella.

The Basic White card inner had a little Night of Navy and Daffodil Delight ink blending under the smaller masked tree. A few baubles were added to the tree and a different sentiment from the Peaceful Season stamp set was stamped in Night of Navy ink. Another tree was added to a C6 Basic White envelope to bring some coordination with the card.

Thank you so much for calling in to check out my Daffodil Delight Delicate Forest card. This card certainly morphed into a different design than initially imagined and there is no doubt it is a non-traditional Christmas card.

To continue with the Daffodil Delight Blog Hop just click the "next" graphic below to be taken to the blog of a special lady, Kate Morgan. I am looking forward to checking out Kate’s creation(s). I do love seeing everyone’s' projects - there is always so much inspiration.

I do hope to see you next week when we will be featuring Early Expresso as we continue the weekly 2024-2025 Colour Creations Blog Hop series. 

Stay well, stay safe and be kind to yourself.

Andrea 💕🐾

If you find a broken link or would like to view the full list of participants go to Catherine Proctor’s blog @ What Cathy Made. Cathy is our wonderful Art With Heart Team Colour Creations Coordinator.  She is a special lady. Check out her delightful creation while you are there.

Living in Australia, don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and would like your own copy of the Stampin' Up 2024-2025 Annual Catalogue and or the September-December Mini Catalogue, then let me know and I will be delighted to send them to you.  

Please don't hesitate to make contact with any other queries about these projects or Stampin' Up! 

#colourcreationsbloghop  #stampinup #stampinupaustralia #stampinupsouthpacific #stampinupdemo  #handmadecards  #stampinupdemonstrator  #cardmakerofinstagram  #papercrafting  #delicateforest  #grove   #decoratedtrees  #peacefulseason  #frostedforest

AWH Heart of Christmas Blog Hop #8

Christmas with Peaceful Evergreens/Reindeer Fun/Decorative Trees

Hello. Welcome to Valley Inspirations with Andrea and the eighth weekly Art with Heart Heart of Christmas Blog Hop for 2024. We started this series in August and will be hopping every week until the end of November. I hope you can check us out each week as I know there will be so many ideas and different projects on display to help you with your Christmas preparations.

This week I have combined products from 3 different bundles and amended a fun fold I saw over the weekend. Here’s my card:

I started creating this card by making a blended background on Pool Party card-stock using Pretty Peacock, Lost Lagoon Classic Stampin’ Inks and White Craft ink. A smaller panel of Pool Party card-stock was embossed with the Painted Trees 3D embossing folder and Lost Lagoon and Pretty Peacock inks were lightly blended over the trees using Blending Brushes. A splattering of White Craft ink was added to both panels. 

The mid and smaller trees from the Peaceful Evergreen stamp set were stamped in Pretty Peacock and Lost Lagoon inks respectively and then cut out with the coordinating dies from the Peaceful Evergreen die set. An extra small tree was also stamped and cut for inside the card. A prancing reindeer from the Reindeer Fun bundle was stamped in Early Expresso & Cherry Cobbler inks and then coloured with Crumb Cake, Pecan Pie Stampin’ Blends combos with the Color Lifter and touches of Light Petal Pink Blend. There are coordinating dies for cutting him out but as I was relaxing in the evening he was fussy cut out.

The two sizes of presents were die cut using dies from the Reindeer Fun die set using both Lost Lagoon & Pretty Peacock card-stocks and Cherry Cobbler Glimmer Paper (Festive Glimmer Paper pack). A little shading was added to the presents before attaching the Cherry Cobbler die cut bows. A sentiment from the Reindeer Fun stamps was white heat embossed onto Pretty Peacock card-stock. Some oh so gorgeous Iridescent Faceted Gems added a special touch of shimmer.

To talk a little about the fun fold - So far it looks like an ordinary card. I watched Susan Campfield on U-Tube create a fun fold she called a “Flip Window card”. She had designed it around new scrapbooking products that Stampin’ Up! have recently introduced. A support product can be added to a Scrapbook page that opens to reveal extra photos underneath - it’s a flip panel. Susan also cut out a window under the centre panel that opens separately to the card itself. The photo below shows the centre section opening to reveal two scenes - one on the reverse side of the central flip panel and a second scene that can be seen through the die cut window.

The inner flip panel was covered with a Lost Lagoon tree design from the Winter Meadow Designer Series Paper. The smaller Lost Lagoon stamped tree was added to the flip panel. It doesn’t show well in the photo but is better in real life. A sentiment from the Decorative Trees stamps was white heat embossed onto Lost Lagoon card-stock and fussy cut out. A window was cut through the card front using a mid sized Countryside Corner die and then frames were cut from Lost Lagoon card-stock using the same die and a second die that was 1 size larger.

When the larger card opens, you see part of the inside flip panel framed by the window and you also see the card inner - as shown above. The ombré blended section that had been die cut out was adhered onto a Basic White card inner. Another sentiment from the Reindeer Fun stamp set was white heat embossed onto Pretty Peacock card-stock. This sentiment and a second reindeer was adhered to the ombre panel. A few more Iridescent Gems were scattered around. 

I have changed the dimensions, format (to landscape) and a number of other aspects of Susan Campfield’s card, however, as this card developed, I thought of a number of things to improve my process so you may see another card in the near future using a variation of this fold.

A Basic White C6 envelope was simply stamped with the prancing deer in Early Expresso ink on both front and back of the envelope. 

Thank you so much for dropping in to check out my Peaceful Evergreens Christmas fun fold card. I hope it has given you some ideas.

There is more Christmas creativity, so do continue with the blog hop. Just click on the "next" graphic below to be taken to the blog of a lovely lady, Kate Morgan. I always look forward to checking out Kate’s creation(s). I do love seeing everyones' projects - there is so much inspiration.

Also, many of us participate in the Colour Creations Blog Hop that goes live every Wednesday night where we showcase one of Stampin’ Up!s colours each week. We would love you to also check in on us for more creative inspiration.

Stay well, stay safe and be kind to yourself.

Andrea 💕🐾

If you find a broken link or would like to view the full list of participants go to Sharon Davern’s blog @ Rhapsody in Craft. Sharon is our amazing Art With Heart Team Heart of Christmas Coordinator.  She is a special lady. Check out her delightful creation while you are there.

If you live in Australia, don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and would like your own copy of the Stampin' Up 2023-2024 Annual Catalogue and or the new September-December 2024 Mini Catalogue, then let me know and I will be delighted to send them to you.  Please don't hesitate to make contact re any queries about this project or Stampin' Up!. 

#heartofchristmas  #heartofchristmas2024 #stampinup #stampinupaustralia #stampinupsouthpacific #stampinupdemo  #handmadecards #stampinupdemonstrator #papercrafting #artwithheartteam  #papercrafter  #valleyinspirations   #reindeerfun  #peacefulevergreens  #decorativetrees

CASEing the Catty #487 CASE Mix & Match

CASE THE MIX & MATCH PAGES 16-17

Hello, Welcome to Valley Inspirations with Andrea and #487 Challenge with CASEing the Catty.

I am so glad you have dropped in. You may have come from Judy May, as you take this week’s Blog Hop or perhaps you’ve arrived another way; either way I am delighted you are here. At the end of my blog, I have linked to Rochelle Blok so you can continue with the next member of the Blog Hop.

At CASEing the Catty we love to use the samples from the Stampin' Up! Catalogues as inspiration and each week we have a different theme to guide our CASEing. To CASE is to "Copy And Selectively Edit" or some say "Copy And Share Everything". This week we are CASE-ing a project from the Mix & Match section in the 2024 - 2025 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue, ie pages 16 & 17.

Here is the card I have CASEd. As soon as I saw the card on page 17, I thought of creating my own background and then adding trees in the mid-ground and a large tree in the foreground.

For this week’s challenge I actually created two similar, but different cards. Here are my projects:

CARD 1:

Here is the card I initially imagined. The background was water-coloured using Azure Afternoon Classic Stampin ink, Fluid 100 Paper and the wide-brushed Water Painter. After the panel was dry some Versamark ink was smooshed onto the top edge of the background panel before being sprinkled with Silver Emboss Powder and then heat set. The background was also lightly splattered with an Azure Afternoon Stampin’ Write Marker.

The row of smaller trees from the Peaceful Evergreens stamp set was inked in Granny Apple Green ink and then some Shaded Spruce ink was added to the stamp using a Blending Brush before being stamped onto Basic White card-stock. This was repeated. I already had this gorgeous larger tree on my work desk from prior crafting and it was perfect for this card. I had created it using the Frosted Forrest bundle. It was stamped in Pretty Peacock ink and then coloured with Lost Lagoon, Garden Green, Pretty Peacock and Shaded Spruce inks using the coordinating masks and Blending Brushes. White Embossing Paste was added using the third mask.

A sentiment from the Peaceful Season stamp set was white heat embossed onto Azure Afternoon card-stock. Some silver sewing thread was looped around my fingers and adhered under the sentiment with Dimensionals. The final touch, some gorgeous Drusy Embellishments - they are so sparkly.

Both the inside of the card and the envelope were minimally decorated to coordinate with the card design. An extra sentiment from the same set of stamps was added inside and a group of the small trees was also added inside.

CARD 2:

While I was creating the first card, I was thinking of other ways of using the same layout and kept thinking of using an unconventional Christmas colour Pretty in Pink. 

As with the first card, the colour was added using the wet on wet water-colour technique. A little Petunia Pop ink was applied  While the panel was drying, I prepared the trees for the card - this time using the delightful Decorative Trees bundle. I had decided to use the In Color Glimmer Paper for the trees so didn’t want to add a different form of metallic glimmer at the top of the card. To give the background the effect of heat embossing on the top edge of the card it was clear heat embossed - well I had run out of clear embossing powder so used an older container that I now know has a sparkly clear effect.

The Decorative Trees dies cut the background pieces from either Petunia Pop and Pretty in Pink Glimmer Speciality Paper. Other dies cut decorative tree designs from Basic White card-stock. The smaller detailed tree die was partially coloured with Petunia Pop ink and the larger die cut tree with Pretty in Pink ink. A couple of pieces of White Diagonal Trim from the Combo Pack was laid across the card before the trees were adhered in place - the larger tree on Dimensionals. 

A sentiment from the Peaceful Season stamp set was white heat embossed on Pretty in Pink card-stock. A little white Bakers Twine bow was tucked under the sentiment and some Iridescent Pearl Basic Jewels were scattered around. A little Petunia Pop splattering was added with a Stampin’ Write Marker. 

A different sentiment from the same set of sentiment stamps was inked in Pretty in Pink and Petunia Pop inks and the tree stamp was added in Petunia Pop ink.

Thank you so much for spending time with me. I so appreciate it. I hope you found something to inspire in some way. x

Don’t miss any of the inspiration from this wonderful Crew. The next blog in the hop is the lovely Rochelle Blok. Just click on the "next" graphic below to be taken to her blog. I am sure her project will be a special.

Join In The Challenge: We would love you to share a project you have created that has been inspired by the new 2024-2025 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue. To share, all you need to do for to the CASEing The Catty Challenge Group. If you aren't a member, its easy to request to join and then all you need to do is upload a photo of your project to the main section. You can click on the graphic below to be taken to the group on Facebook. We would love to see your creation.

Here is a list of others in this blog hop. If you have missed one or want to check out someone again, just click on their names:

Julia Quinn

Rochelle Laird-Smith

Michelle Strazds  

Judy May

Andrea Sargent - You are here

Rochelle Blok

#ctc487 #stampinup #stampinupaustralia #stampinupsouthpacific #stampinupdemo  #handmadecards #makeacardsendacard #stampinupdemonstrator #papercrafting #papercrafter  #valleyinspirations   #peacefulevergreens   #peacefulseason  #decorativetrees