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Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Phrases and Frames cards

Hello,
I really like the Phrases and Frames bundle, nice sentiments and really great frames. I used the Impressions Plate to make the designs really "pop."
I made a sampler to showcase the bundle (stamp set and coordinating dies) and you can really see the difference when you use the Impressions Plate in the Cut and Emboss machine. Can you see the how deeper the die cuts are?
Here is a card where I added some die cuts from Bordered in Beauty. I love how both bundles look together and I really love layering two different colors of the trim dies at the bottom.
                       
Another one with different color butterflies.
Here is another card, this time a "Happy Anniversary" one.
Can you see the "trim" I used in the bottom right corner? It was created with the negative of the trim dies from the other cards, pretty cool, right?


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I am Sharon Lim and

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I sell Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

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Thursday, June 11, 2026

Mixing Bordered in Beauty bundle and Eyelet Blooms die cards

Hello,
I love using different bundles and dies together, sometimes I forget to "mix things up." I usually default to just the bundle or the suite only.
For these cards I used three of the Everyday Arches dies, Eyelet Blooms dies, and the butterfly stamp and coordinating dies in different colors.
Here are three different versions:

I used the same ink on the coordinating paper, but Barely Blush was too light, so I used Berry Burst on the Barely Bluch.

The key to using the dies and the Eyelet Blooms dies, remember to die cut the arches first, then run it through the Eyelet Blooms.  Otherwise putting it through the arch dies after the Eyelet die will "smooch" the delicate holes. You can do it either way, it's the way I did it to maintain the elegant eyelets.


And I made a border using the Bordered in Beauty die that was my favorite for a possible scrapbook page.


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Sharon  


I am Sharon Lim and

I am an Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator 

I sell Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

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