
Welcome!
I have a really fun card for you using Stampin’ Up!’s Storybook Moments Suite Collection!

Stampin’ Up!©️ Storybook Moments Suite Collection is a very large suite! It consists of 2 complete stamp/die bundles, 2 designer series papers, pearls and ribbon. This suite can be found on my online store or in the January – April Mini Catalog, page 23.
I’m getting us closer to being caught up with this series. I want to start the Easter series this weekend if possible!
Let’s get to the fun!
Today, I will be using Storybook Friends Stamp Set and Storybook Garden Patch Bundle. Both of these items are a part of the Storybook Moments Suite Collection.

This card is Stampin’ Cut Emboss Machine and Color heavy! We are going to build our own garden on a card!
I also have this cute little pocket card I made to show you. I don’t have any instructions for it but I wanted to share it with you all as it reminded me of a seed packet!
Lets start with the measurements for this card:
Pecan Pie 8-1/2” x 11” Cardstock: 5-1/2” x 8-1/2” scored at 4-1/4”
Early Espresso 8-1/2” x 11” Cardstock: 5-1/2” long scraps for cutting dirt mounds
Basic White 8-1/2” x 11” Cardstock: 4” x 5-1/4” (x2) and scraps for stamping
Copper Clay 8-1/2” x 11” Cardstock: scrap pieces for cutting out buckets
We will be using Stampin’ Up! Birch Wood 3D Embossing Folder, Azure Afternoon Classic Stampin’ Pad, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive, Granny Apple Green and Copper Clay Stampin Blends.
Lets build our garden!









Stamp several heads of lettuce and carrots on a scrap piece of Basic White, one shovel as well. Also stamp carrot mounds on the one of the 4” Basic White Pieces and one on the envelope. Use Memento Tuxedo Black as we will be using Alcohol Markers for the coloring. **For anyone new to Alcohol Markers, always use water based ink, alcohol and alcohol don’t mix well.
Color in the veggies and shovel with Granny Apple Green, Pumpkin Pie, Gray Granite, Old Olive and Azure Afternoon Stampin Blends. Don’t forget to color the inside piece and envelope!
Grab your Dark Copper Clay and color in a portion of our scrap piece for the main part of the pots.
Cut out all the veggies, shovel, pots, pot lips and dirt with the coordinating dies. Remember the dirt dies are borders so the the bottom portions wont cut off. We will trim them down as we go.
Run the front of the card base through the Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine with the Birch Wood 3D Embossing Folder.
Build your garden! Start with the top layer of dirt, add your pots, some carrots and move to the next layer. For the 3rd layer of dirt I used dimensionals to add a little depth otherwise its all glue!
Keep building down until the garden is to your liking.
Stamp “Happy Spring” or any sentiment in Azure Afternoon.
Tie Linen Thread around the top of the Basic White. .
Attach the Basic White to the card front.
Attach the remaining Basic White to the inside.

Now that we have that built up let me show you this cute little pocket card that I did using Stampin’ Up’s Grow WIth Love Dies!
Apologies in advance: the photos are not that great, I don’t know what what up with the lighting situation but it was obviously not my friend when I took these photos!


How cute it that?! I don’t have a step by step or really any directions for you for this one but if you don’t have the Grow with Love Dies or Bundle, you really need to get it! It’s super cute and very fun!
You now have a super fun and warm card to share with a friend! A fun idea to make a cute little pocket card as well!
I have a full list of products used, as well as links to them in my store below. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to me either in the comments below or privately!
I WILL BE BACK WITH MORE STORYBOOK FUN!
Happy Stamping!!
Product ListInk Card Stock Tools & Adhesive Ribbon & Trim
We are doing new and frighting things over on Facebook!
I’ve taken a leap into the Live Stream world with a monthly card class. I will have video recordings uploaded to YouTube and will have them linked in here as well.
Just a few little details about these classes. First and foremost, they are FREE!!
I will provide the measurements and products I use during the classes but the creativity is limitless and you can choose whatever products you would like. There is no right or wrong.
These classes are really just to bring us all together once a month and have some crafty time and relax. Going forward the classes will be the last Saturday of the Month at 7pm CST and last about an hour.
The March 29th class will be featuring Stampin’ Up! ©️ Online Exclusive Faith Collection Bundle with a focus on Easter.
I don’t have all details planned out yet but this will be an easier project but not a simple stamping card although I will have samples of how you can use just the stamp set. It will be fun!
I will post more details on the projects as we get close to the date. This will allow you to prep as much as you need.
If you have any questions please reach out to me.
Happy Stamping!!

My Favorite Stampin Tools
1.Take Your Pick | |
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So many uses and attachments for this little tool that makes crafting so much easier! I have 3 currently in my tools drawer! |
2.Stampin’ Glass Mat Studio (Imperial) | |
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This glass mat is amazing! I love that you can write on it, stamp on it and use it to line up paper. Easy to use and super easy to clean up when you’re all done! |
3.Simply Scored | |
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The Simply Scored is in my top 5 because it make scoring easy when you’re doing a bunch of scoring at once or intricate score marks for a fold. Also saves you from cutting when wanting to score! The diagonal board is also super helpful when doing scores for envelopes and boxes. |
4.Blending Brushes | |
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Oh my blending brushes. These little fellows are a blessing when it comes to adding color and making scenes! I could write an entire book on why you should have these in your tool bag! |
5.Soft Pastels Assortment | |
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These are a sentimental favorite. I have been using soft pastels in art work since high school. They are a unique color tool that believe it or not has a lot of different uses and color techniques. If you want to explore coloring then grab a set of these! |