by Brenda | Sep 2, 2026 | Card Ideas, Blog, Christmas, Holidays, Seasonal, Tips & Techniques, Winter, Winter
The Holly Jolly Branches Bundle is helping kick off the Christmas crafting season in this week’s Quick Class! With the new September–December Stampin’ Up! Catalog officially here, I couldn’t resist using some brand-new products to create this pretty woodland Christmas...
by Brenda | Aug 27, 2026 | Card Ideas, Christmas, Holidays, Winter, Winter
The Whispering Woods Designer Series Paper makes this simple Christmas card feel extra special, and the best part is that the design is incredibly easy to reproduce. During this week’s Quick Class, I took a card layout we had used the night before in my Cards...
by Brenda | Aug 17, 2026 | Blog, Christmas, Fall, Thanksgiving, Winter, Winter
My September–December 2026 Paper Share is now open! Stampin’ Up!’s new September–December Mini Catalog goes live on September 1, and it is packed with beautiful new products for fall, winter, Christmas, and other seasonal celebrations. This catalog has a strong...
by Brenda | Jul 30, 2026 | Blog, Christmas, Fall, Winter
If you’re anything like me, Designer Series Paper is one of the first things you flip to when a new catalog arrives! During this week’s live, I gave everyone a first look at the gorgeous papers coming in the Stampin’ Up! September–December 2026...
by Brenda | Oct 29, 2025 | Blog, Card Ideas, Christmas, Holidays
My Quick Class Live today featured two cards made with the Traditional Labels bundle. It combines beautiful Christmas sentiments with creative label die cuts to make the perfect focal point for your holiday cards. Today’s cards are two Christmas cards that were...
by Brenda | Sep 24, 2025 | Blog, Card Ideas, Christmas, Fall, Halloween, Winter
I’ve been playing with the North Pole Delivery Designer Series Paper (DSP) all week, and I can’t stop creating with it! This paper is packed with festive patterns and charming die cuts—perfect for super-cute Christmas cards. But inspiration often comes from unexpected...
