Sentimental Park You Are Amazing Card

Sentimental Park Card Class, Card 3

Sentimental Park You Are Amazing Card

We are on to the last card from my Weekly Card Class From ME, featuring the Sentimental Park Bundle by Stampin’ Up!. I have had so much fun with the 2 bundles, Sentimental Park and Petal Park, from the Regency Park Suite over the last couple of weeks.

And I usually save the best card for last…but you can be the judge of that. Check out the first card from my Sentimental Park Card Class here. I would love to know which card is your favorite!

Soft Suede, Blackberry Bliss & Rich Razzleberry

Did you know that browns and purples go so nicely together? When I chose this particular piece of designer series paper from the Fancy Flora 6 x 6″ pack, I knew I wanted to use Soft Suede to coordinate. Besides the card base color, I added interest with a strip of Soft Suede that is torn and sponged with like color ink.

And with Soft Suede being the great neutral color that it is, I had a lot of choices to use with it.

In The end, Blackberry Bliss and Rich Razzleberry were the perfect pair! When I tried stamping the flower image with Blackberry Bliss Ink on Blackberry Bliss Cardstock…the result was not blissful. The image disappeared on my paper.

So, I brought in Rich Razzleberry Cardstock. I think during my live cardmaking demo I called this color Blackberry Bliss’s little sister or cousin. Check out my video here.

Color Swap Card!

Every Wednesday, on my FaceBook Group Page, Positive PaperCrafters, I have a feature called ‘Who Wore It Better Wednesday’. And I take a card that I recently made and create the same recipe, but in different colors. Then, everyone gets to vote for their favorite, or who they think “wore it better”.

My Sentimental Park You Are Amazing Card was my color swap choice. I chose another design from the Fancy Flora 6 x 6″ paper pack. And this time, my color choices were Soft Seafoam, Petal Pink and Calypso Coral.

Get Your Sentimental Park Card Class From ME

This Sentimental Park You Are Amazing Card is the last one in my featured class this week. If you would like to see the video from my online class, click this link. For more details on what is in this week’s class from Maine and how to get yours, click here.

I have enjoyed sharing cards from the Sentimental Park Card Class, as well as my bonus cards, during this week. Be sure to check back here or follow me, The Maine Stamper, on FaceBook, for more cardmaking inspiration and ideas. Another great card class is right around the corner!

Sentimental Park Thinking of You Card

Sentimental Park Card Class, Card 2

Sentimental Park Thinking of You Card

We are on to the next card from my Weekly Card Class From ME. And this week features the Sentimental Park Bundle by Stampin’ Up!. This stamp with coordinating dies bundle is part of the Regency Park Suite.

We have been exploring this suite quite extensively. Want to see how it all started? Click here.

And just like our first card from in this weeks class, I am using the Fancy Flora 6 x 6″ Designer Series Paper pack. I also used the same Night of Navy Bordered Ribbon, which is your FREE gift from me with a $50 order using my Host Code this week.

Need to see our first card? Click here for all the details!

Designer Series Paper Layout

Did you notice the grid of designer series paper on each of these Sentimental Park Thinking of You Cards? The layout is exactly the same, even though the patterns are opposites.

With the Fancy Flora 6 x 6″ DSP pack, you will find it so easy to make great card designs similar to mine. Just pick 2 patterns that coordinate nicely together (so easy, as previously mentioned!). And cut them at the same time to make rectangles to fill your card front.

Since you are cutting 2 papers together, you will be able to mix and match the designs like I did in my cards above. Not sure what sizes you need? When you get my weekly Card Kits From ME, you will get the card recipe too. Otherwise, cut some estimates based on your preferences!

Sentimental Park, So Sentimental

There is magic to these Sentimental Park Dies, and I shared the great details in my live cardmaking demo. Need to see it for yourself? Click here to watch.

When you use the larger floral edged sentiment style die, you will also be creating slits along 2 edges that will allow you to slide the plain, oblong stitched die into. How clever is this?!?

I stamped my Sentimental Park stamps, “thinking of” and “YOU” in Calypso Coral Ink for one card, and Night of Navy Ink for the other. These stamps are separate, which make using them quite simple.

Get Your Sentimental Park Card Class From ME

This Sentimental Park Thinking of You Card is just one card in my featured class this week. If you would like to see the video from my online class, click this link. For more details on what is in this week’s class from Maine and how to get yours, click here.

I will be sharing more cards from the Sentimental Park Card Class, as well as my bonus cards, as this week goes on. Be sure to check back here or follow me, The Maine Stamper, on FaceBook, for more cardmaking inspiration and ideas.

Another card with the same designer series paper layout! Aren’t the possibilities endless?

Sentimental Park Dear Friend Card

Sentimental Park Card Class, Card 1

Sentimental Park Dear Friend Card

Join me this week as I take a look at the Sentimental Park Bundle by Stampin’ Up!. It is all part of my Card Class From ME. If you missed the live video assembly of my card kits, check it out here.

Here we go with another flower stamp set and die set, you may be thinking. Didn’t we just cover something similar last week?

To begin, this new bundle in the January-April 2023 Mini Catalog is a lot different than what we used last week. The Sentimental Park Bundle is a part of the Regency Park Suite. That means there are a lot more products that coordinate with this bundle!

And to get more of the details on how awesome the previous bundle, Petal Park, is, check out my post for my thoughts on the stamp set and punch by clicking here.

Fancy Flora Designer Series Paper

Last week I used the Regency Park DSP to make my Petal Park cards. That paper is sold as a coordinating item with the Regency Park Suite. But you may know that I love to change things up!

Enter in the Fancy Flora DSP instead. It is featured in an entirely different suite of products. But, with Stampin’ Up!’s amazing coordination, any designer paper matches any stamps and dies. And this class proves it!

You will find that the Fancy Flora DSP works beautifully with Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight, Soft Succulent, Balmy Blue, Orchid Oasis and Fresh Freesia.

Radiating Stitches Dies

Let me tell you how much I love these brand new dies by Stampin’ Up!. I LOVE the Radiating Stitches Dies! And of course I had to use them on my Sentimental Park Dear Friend Card.

These new dies are just one of many great products released for the March 2023 Online Exclusives. Shop my store to see what else you may discover that you love too!

The largest die from this set is the perfect first mat layer on an A2 card front. It measures 4 x 5.25″. And while I focused on a lot of white for this card, imagine it in any color you choose.

Sentimental Park Dies

The other dies I used on this card from my Sentimental Park Card Class feature plain Basic White flowers, die cut and glued together. I didn’t stamp them or sponge them. They are clean and simple flowers for a big impact!

I also die cut the larger stem/leaves dies from Old Olive Cardstock. And again, I kept them plain. The only actual stamping I did on this card was on the sentiment piece. I chose the smaller of the stitched edged, flower detailed sentiment dies. See more on these dies here.

Get Your Sentimental Card Class From ME

This Sentimental Park Dear Friend Card is just one card in my featured class this week. If you would like to see the video from my online class, click this link. For more details on what is in this week’s class from Maine and how to get yours, click here.

I will be sharing more cards from the Sentimental Park Card Class, as well as my bonus cards, as this week goes on. Be sure to check back here or follow me, The Maine Stamper, on FaceBook, for more cardmaking inspiration and ideas.