Quilted cross Easter card

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Today I have a card that was inspired by May May Made it.  I saw how she made these little quilted circles and placed them into a cross using a patterned paper.  It inspired me to try out her method.  I had to change the circle sizes and Stampin' Up! does not currently have the size circle punch she used.  I altered the measurements to fit the 1 3/4" punch, grabbed some wood paper, and put this card together using Stampin' Up! products.  I hope you give this a try.  I do love how it looks.  To watch the video tutorial where I show you how to create it, head on over to my YouTube channel by clicking this link. 

Supplies and measurements:

Easter Basket bundle* 166947 (includes stamps and coordinating dies)

Nature Walk DSP 166912 4" x 5 1/4" & 1/2" x 3 5/8" for inside

Wood Grain Wonders 12x12 DSP (Sneak Peek item, available March 3, 2026)

    (6) 1 3/4" circles 

Thick Basic White cardstock for card base, 5 1/12" x 8 1/2", scored in center at 4 1/4"

Basic White for stamping & 1 3/16" square

Ink Pads: Basic Gray, Secret Sea

Stampin' Blends alcohol markers: Peach Pie, Pretty in Pink, Lemon Lolly, Darling Duckling, Cloud Cover, Secret Sea, Flirty Flaming, Petal Pink, Old Olive

Wink of Stella glitter brush 141897

Moody Palette Glossy Dots 167180

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Until next time; be happy, good health to you and happy stamping!

Teresa

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Baking spirits bright gingerbread card

 This week I am featuring the Gingerbread man bundle by Stampin' Up!  For my project today, I've paired it with the Jar of Joy stamps & Sweet Jar builder punch to make this adorable card.  I do love how bright and cheery it turned out, and the two sets work so well together.  To watch the video tutorial over on my YouTube channel click this link.

Supplies and measurements:

Gingerbread Man bundle* 165785 (includes stamps & coordinating dies)

Jar of Joy stamp set 166176

Sweet Jar builder punch 165506 (can be purchased in a bundle with Sweet Jar stamps)

Three Banner Punch 167050 for sentiment label (can be purchased in a bundle* w/sentiment stamps)

Beautiful Patterns embossing folder 167097

Thick Basic White cardstock for card base, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored in center at 4 1/4"

Lights of Aurora 6"x6" DSP, 4" x 5 1/4" & scrap for bow tie

Pecan Pie cardstock for gingerbread man

Pool Party cardstock scrap

Berry Burst cardstock scrap

Gold Foil scrap

Basic White for stamping & die cutting

Ink Pads: VersaMark, Berry Burst, Pecan Pie, Pool Party

Frosted Iridescent Dots 165766

Basics Wow! embossing powder (white) 165679

Metallics Wow! embossing powder (gold) 165678

Embossing Additions tool kit 159971

Wink of Stella glitter brush 141897

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Until next time; be happy, good health to you and happy stamping!

Teresa

*Purchasing bundles saves 10% over the individual piece prices when combined.  You must use the bundle item code for the 10% bundle discount.  When purchasing Last Chance items; be sure to check if the individual piece prices are discounted.  Individual piece prices could be less expensive if the discounts are deep enough.