Meet Swirly Bird - an amazing new bundle in brand our new catalog!

Stampin' Up!s 2016-17 Annual Catalog goes live a week from today but as a perk of being a demonstrator we can preorder a month in advance. One of the new bundles has caught fire for demonstrators all over the globe - it's called Swirly Bird! 

Today I have a Swirly Bird sample to share with you - and a set of instructions included. Click here to download a PDF of this card project!

 

I love hearing from you - please post your comments under this blog post!

Swirly Bird card

Supplies:

Stamp Sets: Swirly Bird (141749), Crazy About You (W-138856, C-138859, P-137137)

Inks: Basic Black (140931), Bermuda Bay (131171), Emerald Envy (141396)

Paper: Bermuda Bay (131197), Basic Black (121045), Whisper White (100730)

Other: Hello You Thinlits (137363)

Measurements:

     Bermuda Bay: 4 ¼ X 11

     Basic Black: 5 1/8 X 3 7/8 & scrap

     Whisper White: 5 X 3 ¾

Instructions:

* Stamp “bold” circles randomly in Bermuda Bay and Emerald Envy as shown

* Stamp “large swirl” in Black on top of “bold” circles

* Stamp “small swirls” randomly in Black

* Stamp “splatters” in Black

* Cut out “hello” from Black scrap and adhere

* Stamp “words” in Black

* Adhere layers together as shown

Comments

[Terri Walker]

Wow, Joy, that's wonderful to hear! What an honor to be a feature of the week.

[Create With Joy]

I love everything about this beautiful card - great job of featuring what for most of us would be a challenging to use stamp set!

Congrats - you are one of our Featured Guests at Inspire Me Monday #231 at Create With Joy! :-)

[Nicole]

Thanks for stopping in ~have a wonderful weekend!

[Terri Walker]

Hi Julie,

Thanks for your comment. Watch for more cute card ideas using the Swirly Bird bundle!

Inky hugs,

Terri

[Julie Bagamary]

Cute

[angie]

That is so cool imagine all the things that could be done with this
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[Mother of 3]

OK, now I see... I saw that stamp set and thought "what would I do with that?" This is so cute! Great idea.