July 2018 Stamp Camp - Blissful Blackberry Nature



I confess, I made only a couple of changes to this elegant and simple sketch (layout) I found on Pinterest.  I had to share at Stamp Camp because I just love, love the beautiful colors in this DSP - Nature's Poem.* 
*Speaking of DSP, don't forget the buy 3 get 1 FREE SU! July promo and MY PAPER SHARE - see posts dated
 July 2.
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Sue Duffy ~
mandsduffy@comcast.net
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Measurements

Blackberry Bliss – 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, score at 4-1/4, emboss front, if desired
Whisper White (WW) – 4 x 5-1/4 (for inside), quarter sheet or scraps for ovals and leaf die-cuts
Nature’s Poem DSP – 3 x 4
Grapefruit Grove mat – 3-1/8 x 4-1/8

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Instructions
·         Stamp large and small leaves in Blackberry Bliss (stamped off) and Grapefruit Grove, respectively, on WW
·         Stamp greeting in Blackberry Bliss – lightly stamped off, on WW
·         Die cut greeting with 4th smallest oval Framelit and cut leaves using coordinating Framelits; die cut scalloped oval with 4th smallest scalloped oval Framelit
·         Adhere DSP to Grapefruit Grove mat with Snail and then both to card base with Snail or green glue
·         Pop up stamped oval with Dimensionals onto scalloped oval and adhere both to card front
·         Tuck die-cut leaves behind popped up oval and adhere with Dimensionals; tuck silver Leaf Trinket behind oval and adhere with Mini Glue Dot
·         Make double bow with two pieces of Linen Thread and adhere to oval or Leaf Trinket with Mini Glue Dot
·         Decorate inside if desired.

Product List

Rooted In Nature Clear-Mount Bundle
[148353]
Ink
Card Stock
Tools & Adhesive
Ribbon & Trim
Big Shot

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