Nutz about Stamping

Want to add a wow factor to your cards?

Do you want to add a wow factor to your cards? Well in today's project (and step by step video), I am going to show you the Basket Weave technique. It's easy and guaranteed to wow your friends and family. 

To create an element and phrase for my card I chose the new Art Gallery bundle:

Inspired by impasto paintings, the floral images in the Art Gallery set can be used to create a variety of different cards. What are impasto paintings you ask? Well I had to ask The Google about this term:

"Impasto is a technique used in painting, where paint is laid on an area of the surface in very thick layers, usually thick enough that the brush or painting-knife strokes are visible. Paint can also be mixed right on the canvas. When dry, impasto provides texture; the paint appears to be coming out of the canvas." (Wikipedia) 

Pretty cool right? 

Here's my Art Gallery Basket Weave card:

Here's a photo with a different angle:

Here's what you need to make my card at home: 

Stamp set: Art Gallery (bundle, 156227)

Ink: Misty Moonlight

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Seaside Spray: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 4 strips: 1/4" x 5" 
        Misty Moonlight: 5 1/4" x 4"; 4 strips 1/4" x 4"
        Whisper White: 3 3/4" x 5"; 4" x 3 1/4 (for flower and phrase)

Misc: Multi-purpose liquid glue; Mini Stampin' Dimensionals; Elegant Faceted Gems (152464); Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine (149653)

Here's my video, showing you 10 easy steps to create my beautiful Basket Weave card. Watch for my bonus tips along the way. 

 

Do you know how to use blending brushes?

Today I am going to show you how to create a Darling Donkeys card from start to finish using an amazing new tool from Stampin' Up! - Blending Brushes!

Stampin' Up! introduced Blending Brushes on page 70 of the new Mini Catalog. I decided to use my Blending Brushes to create a background of color for today's card. Watch the video below to see how to do this. 

Tip: to clean Blending Brushes, you can use our Shammy, a slightly damp micro fiber (soft) cloth, or run the brush under water. Just know if that when you use water you need to set your brush aside for a while to dry. 

After I decided on the colors to use for blending my background layer I then chose elements for my card front, using the oh-so-cute Darling Donkeys set. If you want to earn this set for free, check out my Darling Donkeys kit offer here. 

I stamped and colored my donkeys using Stampin' Blends and then fussy-cut them out to add to my card.

I also used my new pack of Dandy Wishes dies to create some grass for my card as well. I explain more about this on my video.

 

All these elements add a touch of fun to my card, including the phrase from the Darling Donkeys set. Here's my card:

Here's how to make this cute card:

Stamp set: Darling Donkeys (155264 - FREE with a $5o order)

Ink: So Saffron, Basic Grey, Crumb Cake, Memento Tuxedo Black

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        So Saffron: 8 1/2" 5 1/2"
        Basic Grey: 5 1/4" x 4"
        Whisper White: 5 1/8" x 3 6/8"
        Old Olive: scraps

Misc: Blending Brushes (153611), Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, Multi-Purpose Liquid Glue, Dandy Garden dies, Stampin' Cut & Emboss machine

Here's my video showing you how to use Blending Brushes - watch for my bonus tips along the way. 

 

Do you know the beautiful drapery card technique?

Today's Sweet Ice Cream thank you card features the Drapery technique, using the new Paper Blooms designer series paper. This paper folding technique is sometimes called the Curtain technique - it's fun and easy, so give it a try!

To make my card I used a phrase from the Sweet Ice Cream stamp set. This set comes bundled with the punch or you can purchase it separately.

For the Drapery technique, I chose a sheet of the new Paper Blooms paper - this pack is FREE with a $50 (€60) purchase at my online store - but only until 28 February, when Sale-a-bration ends. Click here to learn more and to download the Sale-a-Bration catalog for free. 

Aren't the patterns yummy? And what about those colors = soft and playful!

• Night of Navy
• Petal Pink
• Old Olive
• Rococo Rose
• Seaside Spray
• Soft Sea Foam

For my card base I chose Petal Pink and matched it with Night of Navy. Love this color combo! 

Here's my card - and don't miss my video below. Watch for my tips along the way, especially about the embellishment for this card. 

Tip: after the video recording ended I decided to add 3 additional embellishments. Can you spot them on my card? 

Stamp set: Sweet Ice Cream (154456)

Ink: Night of Navy

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Petal Pink: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"
        Paper Blooms: 4" x 11 1/2"

Misc: Paper Blooms designer series paper (155222); Simply Scored; Multipurpose Liquid Glue; Playing with Patterns Ribbon Combo Pack (152468)

Here's my video - thanks for watching! 

Do you know how to make a z-fold card?

Happy, crafty new year to you! In today's video I am going to show you a really cute birthday card idea. It has an unusual fold in it and once you know how to make this card, you can try other ideas using the supplies you have on hand. 

I am also going to introduce a new stamp set from the upcoming Jan-Jun Mini Catalog, called Sweet Ice Cream! 

I won this set at Stampin' Up!s On Stage Online event last November and it is such a fun set! Although I will admit that I was less than thrilled when I won it - I didn't understand at the time that the images would be fun to create with. I know now, however, that the phrases are fab and I will use them a lot in the coming months.

In the catalog you can purchase the stamp set separately or bundle it with the Ice Cream Cone Builder punch - which I don't own....yet. 

Here's my z-fold card:

Stamp set: Sweet Ice Cream (154426 OR bundle with punch #156244)

Ink: Coastal Cabana, Soft Suede, Crushed Curry, Night of Navy, Purple Posy

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Coastal Cabana: 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"; 9" x 3"
        Whisper White: (3) 2 3/4" squares; 3 3/4" x 1"; 6" x 1 1/2" (for ice cream cone tops)
        Playing with Patterns: 5 1/4" x 4"

Misc: Playing with Patterns Designer Series Paper  (152490); Stampin' Dimensionals; Simply Scored; Multi-purpose Liquid Glue; Playing with Patterns ribbon combo pack (152468), Mini Glue Dots; embellishments (optional)

Here's the card open - you can see the extra embellishments I added after my video ended:

Here's my video - watch all the way through for my BONUS tips!

See how to create a cute wreath Christmas card

In today's video tutorial I am going to make one last Christmas card idea, a very playful wreath card using the Home Together dies and Layering Circles dies. 

These products have been so much fun to craft with this season, so I am very sad to see that they are retiring. You can still order them until 3 January, but only while supplies last. Click on any of the product images to link over to my online store:

Trimming the Town designer series paper

Home Together dies (part of the Coming Home bundle)

Snowflake Sequins (on sale!!)

For the phrase on my card I used the Poinsettia Petals stamp set - not retiring = YAY! Right now you can purchase the set with the dies as a bundle but in next year's catalog they will be sold separately and you will lose the bundle discount:

 

 

I see today's card as a one of a kind design - created for someone special this year. If you want to see how I created it, along with bonus tips along the way, check out my video below. 

Trimming the Town wreath card

Stamp set: Poinsettia Petals (153475)

Ink: Real Red

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Real Red: 10 1/2" x 5 1/4"; scrap for house
        Whisper White: 5" square
        Old Olive: scraps to create 5 trees

Other: Trimming the Town designer series paper (retiring, 153491); Multi-purpose glue; All the Trimming Ribbon Combo Pack (retiring, 153541); Snowflake Sequins (retiring, 150443); Layering Circles dies (151770), die-cutting machine

Here's how I designed the inside of my card:

Here's my video - enjoy! 

Make the perfect little gift bag for many fun occasions

Today I have a super cute treat holder idea. It's a mini treat bag that I created using my Poinsettia Petals stamp set and the Stitched Nested Labels dies. My treat holder is Christmas themed but once you know how to make these treat holders you can have lots of fun using up leftover pieces of designer paper. 

As I said my treat holder uses the Poinsettia Petals stamp set. I am thrilled that this set and the matching dies are not retiring when the catalog retires on 3 January. But in next year's catalog they will be sold separately so if you want to save $$, now is the time to purchase it:

I also used the Brightly Gleaming designer paper - sadly this paper is retiring and is only available as supplies last (until 3 January). Sigh.

Tip: Click on the product images in this blog post to hop over to my online store

I ended up making three mini treat bags to show you: two using the Brightly Gleaming paper:

Here's one, using the Night of Navy paper - see my video below on how to make it!

And here's another one, using a different patterned paper in the Brightly Gleaming pack:

And my third, using the Heartwarming Hugs and Coming Home paper packs:

Here's the trio, side by side. Super fun right!

Here's what you need to make these treat bags:

Stamp set: Poinsettia Petals

Ink: Night of Navy

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Brightly Gleaming: 6" x 4"
        Whisper White: 2 1/2" x 1 1/2"
        Copper Foil: 2" square

Other: Simply Scored (122334); Copper Foil Sheets (142020); Brightly Gleaming designer series paper (150429); Playing with Patterns Ribbon Combo Pack (152468); Stampin' Cut & Emboss machine (149653); Stampin' Dimensionals, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals,  Tear & Tape Adhesive

Here's my video - watch for my bonus tips along the way!

How to preserve your fun winter memories

As you know, Stampin' Up! has announced which products are retiring forever from the Aug-Dec Mini catalog. It wasn't much of a surprise to hear that the Trimming the Town suite was on that list:

Every single product is retiring so I knew that this week I wanted to create one last project idea as a happy farewell. With Christmas around the corner I decided to make a memory page and to share this idea with you. 

Click here to see the retiring list! 

Note: you can still order the products in this suite, or the entire suite while supplies last: from 8 December to 3 January. Click on any of the product photos in the post to link over to my store (USA only). Contact me if you live in Europe as I have a store there too!

The first thing I did was die-cut the houses and trees from my left-over scraps. Next I decided to use another scrap of the Trimming the Town paper as my title - what fun is that to see all those different languages:

I love the colors in this paper pack, they are so bright and happy! I decided to stamp two light posts and color them using my Mango Melody Stampin' Blends. And after my page was almost done I chose to stamp some Pool Party snowflakes (from the Coming Home set) to add a bit more visual interest. 

And here is my page. I can't wait to add my photos and journaling! 

If you want step-by-step instructions, watch my video below. And don't miss my bonus tips along the way!

How to transform a colorful card into a gift card holder!

This week I am going to show you a second gift card idea, perfect to pop into the mail without a lot of extra weight. To make this gift card I used the Poinsettia Petals stamp set (for the phrase), the Trimming the Town paper and the Home Together dies (seen below). 

As I say on my video below I adore this designer paper. The colors are bright and the patterns are delightful. I especially love that you can use some of the Home Together dies to cut out the houses and trees for your projects. 

If you want the MAC DADDY of all suites, get the entire Trimming the Town suite at a discount. That's what I did and with no regrets as I have made good use of them all!

Finally I used a piece of the Heartwarming Hugs paper on my card, which nicely compliments the Trimming the Town strip that I used:

Click on any of the photos above to link over to my online store (USA only). Contact me at terri@nutzaboutstamping.com if you live in Europe! 

Here's a photo of my Trimming the Town gift card. You can see it is partially open in the photo. Watch the video below to see how to make this project, step by step, and watch for my bonus tips along the way. 

Trimming the Town gift card holder

Stamp set: Poinsettia Petals (153475)

Ink: Old Olive

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Old Olive: 11" x 4 1/4"; 3" x 4"
        Trimming the Town: 1" x 4"
        Heartwarming Hugs: 4" square
        Whisper White: 2 3/4" x 1 1/2"

Other: Home Together dies (153515); Trimming the Town designer series paper (153491); Heartwarming Hugs designer series paper (153492); All the Trimmings Ribbon Combo pack (153451); Stampin' Dimensionals, Paper Trimmer (with scoring blade); Layering Ovals dies (151771); 1" punch; Tear & Tape adhesive; Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine

Here's my video - thanks for watching. 

How to create a beautiful Christmas gift card holder

In today's video I am going to show you how to make a beautiful gift card holder idea with the help of my Poinsettia dies and Stitched Nested Labels dies.

The Poinsettia dies are part of the fabulous Poinsettia Petals bundle - worth investing in! The dies have an insert piece that embosses while the flower is begin die-cut. So very cool. 

Here are the Stitched Nested Labels dies - also fab with the stitched edging all around - adds a lovely added touch. 

Combine these two packs of dies along with the Poinsettia Place paper.....

And look what you can create! Note: if you don't have the Stitched Nested Labels dies, try this idea with large shaped dies you do have on hand. 

 

Poinsettia Place Gift Card Holder

My gift card holder is for Christmas but one you know how to make one you can adapt it for birthdays, baby showers, retirements, etc. 

Here's what you need, including measurements. 

Stamp set: none

Ink: none

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Real Red: 5 1/2" x 3 1/4"; 2 1/2" x 3 1/5"
        Poinsettia Place: 5 1/2" x 3 1/4"
        Old Olive: 2 1/j5" x 2 1/4"

Other: Poinsettia Place designer series paper (153487); Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, Multi-purpose Liquid Glue; Poinsettia dies (153522); Stitched Nested Labels dies (149638); Trimming the Town designer series paper (153491); Stamping Emboss & Die-cutting Machine, Pearl Basic Jewels (144219)

Here's my video - watch all the way through for tips along the way and to see a second idea using a completely different set of products and paper. 

How to create a beautiful multi-layered Christmas card

For today's card and video tutorial (below), I am going to show you how to create a beautiful and multi-layered Christmas card idea using a combination of products:

• Christmas Gleaming stamp set
• Gleaming Ornaments punch pack
• Best Plaid Builder dies
• Best Year stamp set
• Heartwarming Hugs designer paper

Here are photos for these products - you can click on any of them to link to my store place an order Remember that these are time sensitive products. When our catalogs retire some of these products will no longer be available. 

Christmas Gleaming bundle: has a gorgeous pack of matching paper different to what I chose to use today. 

Best Plaid Builder dies:

Oh and it gets ever more yummy! You can bundle the Best Plaid Builder dies with the Best Year stamp set and save 10%:

And of course the Heartwarming Hugs paper:

Coming all of these fun products together to make this amazing

Best Plaid Builders Christmas card:

Stamp set: Christmas Gleaming (151464); Best Year (152568)

Ink: Real Red

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Whisper White: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 3" x 2"; 4 1/4" x 1"
        Real Red: 5 3/4" x 4 1/2"
        Heartwarming Hugs: 5 3/4" x 4 1/2"

Other: Best Plaid Builders dies (152720); Multi-purpose Liquid Glue; Mini Glue Dots, All the Trimmings ribbon combo pack (153541); Stampin' Dimensionals; Stampin' Write Markers: Real Red and Old Olive; Heartwarming Hugs designer series paper (153492); Gleaming Ornaments punch pack (150647); Regals Stampin' Write Markers (147155)

And here's my video - watch along the way for bonus tips and to see a second card idea using the same layout. 

Here's how to create a festive Christmas card

Today's festive Christmas card (and video below) shows you how to use up left over strips of designer paper to create a gorgeous layout. 

Start off by choosing your card theme and designer paper to match your theme. For my Christmas card I chose the Poinsettia Place paper. I have some left over strips of this paper and I am going to show you how to use them on this card. 

As one of the colors in this fun paper is Real Red I chose to use it for my card base and for the Poinsettia flower, using the Poinsettia Petals bundle:

The most complex part of my card was the layout for the paper strips. I layered them onto Whisper White (cut as a layer 1/8" larger) and then onto a larger piece of Real Red. Originally I wanted room for my phrase and Old Olive ribbon under the paper strips layer but after I had the card assembled I put the phrase up higher so it would stand out a bit more visually. 

You can use any phrase you want but I chose to use a phrase from the Christmas Gleaming stamp set. Another product suite to drool over! 

Although my card was a bit of work I am so very happy with how it turned out! 

Poinsettia Place Christmas card

Stamp set: Poinsettia Petals (153475); Christmas Gleaming (150464)

Ink: Old Olive

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Real Red: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 3" square; 2 1/2" square; 1 1/2" square; 4 1/8" x 3 7/8"
        Whisper White: 4 1/8" x 5 3/8"; scrap for phrase; 4" x 3"
        Poinsettia Place: five pieces - 3/4" x 2 7/8" 
        Soft Suede: two pieces - 3" x 1 3/4" 
        Old Olive ribbon: 3 3/4" strip
        

Other: Poinsettia Place paper (153487); Stampin' Dimensionals; Subtle 3D embossing folder (151775); Stampin' Seal; Pearl Basics Jewels; All the Trimmings ribbon combo pack (153541); Tear & Tape adhesive

Here my video - enjoy! 

 

 

 

Want to learn how to create a gorgeous Christmas card?

For today's card and video tutorial I am going to show you how to create a gorgeous Christmas card using the Poinsettia Petals bundle. I love, love, love the dies in this bundle because the dies create a subtle visual texture on the flowers and leaves! (super cool - watch my video below to see how this works)

Nothing says classy like Christmas poinsettias in your home so why not make a card using them as well? 

Here's the Poinsettia Petals bundle - that I used for the phrase and the flower on my card:

I also used the Tin Tile 3D embossing folder to add texture to the Real Red layer but also because it has a matching embossed flower image:

When selecting my colors for this card I went with the traditional: Real Red and Old Olive. At the end of my video I show you a second color combination. Which pair do you like best? Leave me a comment below to let me know! 

Here's my Poinsettia Petals Christmas card:

 

And here's a side view so you can see the lovely effect of using Stampin' Dimensionals on the Poinsettia:

Here's what you need to make this card at home - and don't miss the video that shows you step by step how to make the card, along with some bonus tips along the way:

Stamp set: Poinsettia Petals bundle (153487)

Ink: Old Olive

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Old Olive: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 1" x 5"; 3 1/4" x 2 1/2" (for leaves); 3 1/4" square 
        Real Red: 3 3/4" square, 3" square; 2 3/4" square; 5" x 3 3/4"

Other: Stitched Shapes dies (145372); Stampin' Dimensionals (104430); Tin Tile 3D embossing folder (151801); Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine (149653); Basic Pearls Jewels (144219); Stampin’ Seal (152813)

Here's my video - I hope you will try this card at home! 

 

Let me show you how to use up your colorful paper strips

For today's card and video, I am going to show you a really fun technique for making a birthday card that uses up all those paper strips that I know you have lying around. 

I absolutely love the Forever Greenery paper - I have almost used up an entire pack in the past three months - very unusual for me! The greens in it are fantastic together:

• Old Olive
• Garden Green
• Just Jade
• Pear Pizzazz
• Shaded Spruce
• Soft Sea Foam
• Pretty Peacock

 

Did you know that Stampin' Up! is having a paper sale this month? The Forever Greenery pack is just one of 15 that are discounted for a short time only! Click here for the juicy details! 

As this birthday card is going to my step-mother, I know really well how much she loves the color green. So that is why I chose the Forever Greenery paper for her card. I always try to match colors and designs with the person for whom I am creating a card. How about you? 

My stepmother loves to quilt and she often using the paper piecing quilting technique to create gorgeous quilts. So this paper piecing card technique is a perfect match!

One essential tool for this project is a Paper Trimmer:

Our Paper Trimmer cuts like butter - perfect for cutting and scoring paper for card making, scrapbooking, and other paper crafts. The extra-wide 7-3/4" (19.7 cm) cutting base and extendable 17" (43 cm) ruler accommodate large paper projects. The base of the paper trimmer includes both imperial and metric measurements, and the base has a midpoint ruler for small paper projects. The ruler and paper restraint snap into place for easy transport. A durable plastic cover protects the ruler and grid so measurements won’t wear off. It comes with 1 paper cutting blade and 1 paper scoring blade. Replacement cutting blades are available (sold separately).

You will see in my video below how to prepare the paper strips using the Paper Trimmer. The rest is super easy! 

Here's my Forever Greenery Paper Piecing technique birthday card: 

Stamp set: Best Year (152568)

Ink: Pretty Peacock

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Whisper White: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 3 3/4" x 5"
        Just Jade: 5 1/4" x 4"
        Forever Greenery: 5 strips: 12" x 12"; each strip cut 1/2" wide

Other: Woven Threads Sequins (149498); Forever Greenery designer series paper (152492); Fine Tip Glue Pen; Multipurpose Liquid Glue (154974); Paper Trimmer (152392)

And here's my video - thanks for watching!

Learn how to make your own gift tote projects

Want to learn how to make your own gift totes? It's easy and I am going to show you how!

I love making my own small boxes, totes, and bags. It is fun to coordinate colors, patterns, stamps and dies - and the best part is that it only takes a bit of time. Not to mention the cost savings!

This project can be adapted to suit any occasion, theme, or season for which you need a gift tote. I started off my choosing my designer paper and then let the colors in that paper guide me for the main base and handle color. I decided to use up a left over piece of the Forever Greenery paper. The patterns feature elegant greenery with painted watercolor patterns to give your projects an organic feel. One side of each sheet has large, leafy designs; the other side has painted patterns.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I love all the combinations of green in the paper designs:

• Old Olive
• Soft Sea Foam
• Garden Green
• Just Jade
• Pear Pizzazz
• Shaded Spruce
• Pretty Peacock

I have a lot of Soft Sea Foam so I chose a Forever Greenery pattern that had this color so that I could use Soft Sea Foam as my base color. That immediately made me think of using Pretty Peacock as my ink color - nice, dark contrast.

For the phrase and leaf embellishment, I chose my Forever Fern bundle and images:

And after these choices were made the project came together quite well! My final touch was to use three Woven Threads Sequins - this assortment has both Soft Sea Foam and Pretty Peacock sequins, the perfect match with the paper colors.

One tool that I feel is essential for any kind of box or bag project is the Simply Scored. This is the time of year to purchase a scoring tool as after seeing this video you will be making scores (no pun intended) of little boxes and can quickly and efficiently score all your holiday cards in one easy step.  

I use this tool in my video for today's gift tote projects so that you can see how handy this tool is. 

 

If I could do over two bits of this project, I would round the top corners of the gift tote and make the handle a bit longer. I might even stamp the Soft Sea Foam base for additional visual interest. What do you think?

Stamp set: Forever Fern bundle (154094

Ink: Pretty Peacock

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Soft Sea Foam: 3 1/4" x 7 1/2"; 2 1/4" x 8 1/2"; 1 1/4" x 8"
        Whisper White: 3 1/2" x 2 1/2"
        Forever Greenery: 2" x 10"

Other: Forever Greenery designer series paper (152492); Tear & Tape Adhesive; Layering Circle dies; Simply Scored (   ); die-cutting and embossing machine

Here's my video - listen along for additional tips and suggestions. 

When is the last time you used the faux leather technique?

The technique I am going to share with you today is one that I learned many years ago when I first became a Stampin' Up! demonstrator. I haven't used this technique in a very long time so today's the day! Once you learn the Faux Leather technique you can apply it to all sorts of occasions that you may need in future. 

Today's Faux Leather card uses the Christmas Gleaming Variety bundle to make a Christmas card. I love that Stampin' Up! not only brought back the Christmas Gleaming stamp set and Gleaming Ornaments punch pack, but also the Brightly Gleaming Specialty paper! Bringing back paper is quite unusual especially a paper pack that was super popular in a previous catalog. I am delighted! Every class that I held last year (remember those pre-COVID days?) used this variety pack and all my customers loved the cards I designed, especially the ones using that festive paper! 

(Psst: click on the photo above to go directly to my USA online store; leave a comment for my European store link)

Moving on to the Faux Leather technique: this technique is really quite simple but packs a wow because of the look and texture it creates. As I explain in my video below, you can use this technique on die-cut images (as I did), or on entire card layers. Once you learn the technique you can apply it in many different ways.

Here's my Christmas Gleaming Faux Leather card. I explain the technique in the video below (easier than trying to type it out), walking you through each step and providing tips along the way. 

Christmas Gleaming Faux Leather card

Stamp set: Christmas Gleaming (150464) OR the entire Variety bundle (156082) 

Ink: Pretty Peacock

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Pretty Peacock: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 2 1/2" square
        Very Vanilla: two squares, each 2 1/2"; 1 3/4" x 2 3/4"; 2 1/2" x 6/8"
        Brightly Gleaming: 4 1/8" x 5 3/8"

Other: Brightly Gleaming punch pack (150647); Brightly Gleaming Specialty designer series paper (150429); Layering Circles dies (141705); Woven Threads Sequins Assortment (149498); Whisper White Crinkled Seam Binding (151336); Multipurpose Liquid Glue, Bone Folder

Here's my video tutorial, thanks for watching!