Ruth's Stamping Corner: More With Paper Blooms DSP!

Sunday, January 10, 2021

More With Paper Blooms DSP!

Happy Sunday! I usually don't post on Sunday's but this week I had to share these cute projects! Yesterday I shared an amazing pocket card using the Paper Blooms DSP. I wanted to take some time and share a couple more projects featuring that DSP and the In Bloom Bundle. The Paper Blooms DSP is a product you can only earn free during Sale-a-Bration with a qualifying order. When you spend $50 in my online store you can choose this paper free!!!

These cards I featured last night in my team meeting. While I would have usually done our Sale-a-Bration kick off meeting in person we had to do it virtually this time. Those that RSVP'd for the meeting were sent a make and take kit to make these two cards along with me during the meeting. I love gathering with my team and hosting special event just for them. I'd love to welcome YOU to my team so you can be apart of these special events too. Plus when you join during Sale-a-Bration you'll get even more benefits! You'll get five stacks of DSP FREE with your starter kit. You can customize your starter kit and add products you want and you love! The starter kit is $99 and includes FREE shipping! You get to choose $125 in product and then get the free DSP stack on top of that! It's a killer deal with zero obligation to buy or sell! I'd love to talk to you more, contact me if you're interested in learning more stamperrdn@q.com Or if you're ready to join, you can join my team here.

This second card is my favorite and so fun!!! This is a double gatefold card and I just love it!! To make this card, grab a piece of DSP that is 5 1/4" x 12". (This card is mounted on a piece of old olive that is 5 1/2" x 4 1/4", if you wanted to skip this piece you could cut your DSP to 5 1/2" x 12" and score the same way. I prefer the stability the extra cardstock provides).

On the 12" side score at 2", 4", 8" and 10".

Make a mark on each of the short sides at 2 1/2" then make a diagonal cut from the mark to the second score line.

See the illustration below.

Make sure when you adhere your elements on the front you only adhere them to one side, so you don't adhere your card shut.