Here's a Fast and Easy Card

We planned a no stamping card yesterday. We realized that the stamp set was sold out at the last minute. So here’s a fast and easy card for today’s project.

The Big Time Saver

We actually started off with the Fully Flowering Ephemera Pack. I’m trying to convince Ann to make a class out of it and this is the first card.

This pack has enough flowers to make dozens of cards.

To make it even easier, we used the Help Me Grow Bundle. You could configure this card with any of the stamps and dies in this bundle to compliment the flowers and greenery of the ephemera pack.

I Can’t Believe It’s Leaving!

If you don’t have the Textured Notes Dies, I would run to our online store now. The decoratively edged rectangles work with lots of layouts and can even compliment your scrapbook pages.

And guess what! They’re on sale while supplies last.

Textured Notes Dies

Sale: $24.80

Price: $31.00

Check out how those pretty edges make a real difference.

We didn’t have to stamp or color the flowers. They were done for us with the ephemera pack.

Whether we do the online class or not, the projects will be available free for our Master Stamper members. That’s where we have over 465 projects with videos. You can check out Master Stamper here. We use new products and have hundreds of projects made with supplies you may already have.

You Can Make This Fast and Easy Card

But it helps to have the right supplies.

Before we share the picture list, I want to be sure you know what we give all our online shoppers.

Stampin’ Up! gives you 10% stampin’ rewards to spend on future orders
- $20 minimum purchase & be opted in to the rewards program.
All online shoppers get a handmade reusable card from us in your mailbox.
And at least 4 free project tutorials in your inbox.
And a sampling of current product on orders $75+.
Track your online purchases with this form and earn free stamps and dies exclusively from me and Ann. Plus we’ll send you our next mini catalogs with even more ideas.

Remember that you save 10% when you take a bundle option when available
except – when on the Last Chance List, purchasing separately may be a better option.