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Quick and Easy Cards with DSP

October 5, 2026 by Julie DeGuia Leave a Comment

Quick and Easy Cards using a Classic Card Sketch and DSP from Stampin' Up!®

These quick and easy cards are made with another Classic Card Sketch that is perfect for showing off all your Designer Series Paper. This time I cut a vertical strip and used the back of the paper on the left side of the card. All the DSP I am using today is currently available, but this works with any DSP that has a bolder pattern on one side, and a more solid or monochromatic … [Read more...] about Quick and Easy Cards with DSP

Classic Card Sketch

September 18, 2026 by Julie DeGuia 2 Comments

Classic Card Sketch using leftover DSP from Stampin' Up!®

This Classic Card Sketch is perfect for showing off your leftover Designer Series Paper. I wanted to make it as simple as possible so I left out the thin strip I sometimes see that separates the top and bottom pieces of patterned paper. Instead I let the mat show through and added three embellishments to fill the space. Using the measurements for this sketch you can get … [Read more...] about Classic Card Sketch

Radiant Sunflowers Garden

September 15, 2026 by Julie DeGuia Leave a Comment

Fun card combining the Radiant Sunflowers Dies and Painted Pumpkins Dies from Stampin' Up!®

Today I am combining the Radiant Sunflowers Dies and the Painted Pumpkins Dies. This is one of the cards I envisioned when I saw the fence in the Painted Pumpkins Dies. However, I did cover the fence up quite a bit. But you can still get the idea of a garden full of sunflowers, maybe along the fence in the backyard or along a sidewalk. I'm not going to lie. This card … [Read more...] about Radiant Sunflowers Garden

Sunflower Fields Inspiration

September 3, 2026 by Julie DeGuia Leave a Comment

Grateful for You card featuring Sunflower Fields DSP from Stampin' Up!

There is so much to love about the Sunflower Fields Suite and I have lots of inspiration for you. I'm sharing my first six cards and they focus heavily on the Sunflower Fields Designer Series Paper. I hope you will try some of these designs. I'm offering a FREE pack of the Painted Patch Adhesive-Backed Dots when you order this suite through my online store from September 1st - … [Read more...] about Sunflower Fields Inspiration

8 Fussy Cutting Tips for Great Cards

August 2, 2026 by Julie DeGuia Leave a Comment

8 Fussy Cutting Tips for professional looking handmade cards.

Does fussy cutting strike fear in your crafters' heart? Fear not, I have tips for you. Sometimes I see a stamp set that I love and then discover there is no matching die set. What do you do when that happens? I love a good one-layer card, but it's nice to add multiple layers and depth to a card. I also don't mind fussy cutting and have learned to do it effectively. Here are … [Read more...] about 8 Fussy Cutting Tips for Great Cards

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Welcome to my blog: Julie Likes to Stamp. I have been creating in some way, shape or form for as long as I can remember. I love having one place where I can get quality stamps, accessories and tools, which is why I choose to be a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator. My hope is that you will find some inspiration for your own card making and crafting, so have a seat and stay a while.

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