Pop Up Vase Card Using Magnolia Memory Dies

Today, I have an updated version of an old card to show you. I made the original in a class I attended, run by my friend and mentor Tracey Allen of Stamp & Scrap UK. It was one of the first Stampin' Up! cards I ever made!

This time I've used the Magnolia Lane suite. I love the colour combination of Mossy Meadow & Petal Pink! Unfortunately the papers are now retired, but I think it would look lovely in the Peony Garden DSP which is in the new Annual catalogue.

My flowers were cut using the Magnolia memory dies, and I also used a die cut from the Forever Flourishing dies to add some greenery. 

The greetings were from the Peaceful Moments stamp set, and mounted onto a die cut from the Painted Labels dies.

Hope You Like it

Thanks for stopping by

Jane x

Measurements:

Card Base is 1/2 a sheet of Petal Pink A4 folded in half.

Card front:                 DSP: 3 of 3 3/4" x 1 11/16" (9.5cm x 4cm)

Mossy Meadow cardstock: 3 of 3 7/8" x 1 13/16" (10cm x 4.5cm)

Inside: Mossy Meadow Cardstock: 3 5/8" x 5 3/8" (9.5cm x 14cm)

             Whisper White Cardstock: 3 3/8" x 5 1/8" (8.5cm x 13cm)

You will also need 

DSP 2 1/4" x 5" (6cm x 12.5cm) Score on short side @ 3/4", 1 1/2" (2cm,4cm)

                                                         and on long side @ 1" (2.5cm) from each end

1 piece Petal Pink Cardstock 2" x 1/2" (5cm x 1.5cm)

1 piece Petal Pink Cardstock 3 7/8" x 3/4" (10cm x 2cm) scored @ 3/8" (1cm)

Several strips of Mossy Meadow Cardstock 1/2" (1cm) wide and at least 4" (10cm) long

Ribbon Reel Box

I love Stampin’ Up! Ribbons, but mine usually end up slowly unravelling in a box & getting all tangled up! So when I saw fellow demonstrator, Esther Howard (Stampin’ Star Creations) making boxes to store them in, I thought what a good idea! So, I’ve now got all my ribbons organised & can see what I have when I open the box! Much better! 

I’ve redesigned the box, to make it a little easier for me, and been brave enough to even make my first video! My video technique, particularly staying in shot, needs to improve, but it’s a start! 

Hope you like it!

Thanks for stopping by

Jane x