Floral Delight Suite Collection

Floral Delight Suite Collection is a set that I was immediately attracted to because the “wishing” has two parts to die cutting. Keep reading for a tip to using this Collection.

Hello, Hello, Hello! We’re into another week. I hope your start to your week is going well.

A very dear friend of mine starts chemotherapy this week. Please keep my friend in your prayers.

On a positive note, my daughter finished her last chemotherapy treatment. In celebration, she and her family drove out to Prince Edward Island for a much needed vacation. Sarah was born on PEI and was excited to show her family the places she and I would have fun together. She even pointed out the library we used to go to every weekend, and of course her daughters were very interested because Sarah made a tradition of visiting the library regularly with her girls. Do you have a special tradition that you do, or did, with your family?

The above card is one that I taught in June’s card class, so I don’t have directions or photos of the fun pop out for you. , but I do have a tip for you. When you go to die cut the top portion of the “Wishing”, use an Adhesive Sheet (item #152334) . Once you put the sentiment through the Stampn’ Cut & Emboss machine, DO NOT take the sentiment off of the die. Turn the sentiment so that you can place the die over the background “shadow” you cut earlier and press each individual letter down so when you lift the die, the top sentiment is stuck to the background cardstock. Press down, once again, on each letter to ensure the top cardstock is securely attached to the bottom cardstock.

I taught a class last night. We had a lot of fun with the Coneflower Celebrations and I will be posting those cards soon.

If you’re in the Sarnia area, keep September 20th open for my Christmas in September. If you would like to sign up now, please reach out or leave a comment and I will contact you.

Have a super week!

As always, enjoy your paper crafting and please share your projects with me. I enjoy seeing what other creative minds come up with and am frequently inspired by them.

Happy Stampin’