Hello friends, welcome back to my little blog. I'm here today to share my card for this month's Patterned Paper Party Instagram Hop. Do you love patterned paper? Do you have a huge stash that needs using? Well so do we and it's time to get it used! We will be hopping on the 20th of each month to share our ideas. We will definitely be creating cards, but maybe sometimes tags, ATCs, gift bags/boxes, mini albums and scrapbook pages too. We want our patterned paper to be used.
The theme is always 'anything goes' but each month we will have an optional twist that can be used if you like; this month the twist is 'Christmas in July' which I'm sure will be very popular. I went with traditional colours and stamped my trees onto foiled patterned paper, which I had ink blended with three different shades of green ink. I hope you like it.
We hope you will be inspired by our Patterned Paper Party IG Hop and will pop over and check out all the gorgeous creations along the way. If you would like to join us please visit my Instagram page or use the hashtag #patternedpaperpartyhopjune2026 and we will find you.
Thanks for stopping by and take care.
Lots of love
Here is my card:
A closer look at the trees:
Plus I decorated the inside:
I began by choosing my papers; which were white with silver foiling. I decided to make them green so ink blended over the papers using green ink pads. I stamped the tree image over the papers and fussy cut them out; I also stamped the trunks onto kraft card using brown ink and again fussy cut them out. I adhered the trunks onto the trees using liquid glue. I cut a white panel 3 7/8" x 5 1/8" and embossed it using a script embossing folder. I matted this onto a green layer using liquid glue and then also added another layer cut from red gingham paper which was cut to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2". I felt that my card needed something else so used a lace die and cut it from red card. It's actually quite a thick lacy border so I cut it down so that I was left with just the lace edges and added them to the top and bottom of the embossed panel with liquid glue and added the trees in the centre with foam squares. I stamped the sentiment onto red card using black ink and cut it out with a sentiment strips die and added it over the trees using foam squares. I used the tiny circles that fell out of the lace die cut as 'baubles' on my tree and added them with liquid glue. The panel was adhered to my card base using double sided tape. For the inside I cut a white panel 3 7/8" x 5 1/8" and added a strip of the gingham paper along the bottom with liquid glue. I added this onto a green mat layer. I originally only added the one tree but managed to smudge some black ink so covered it up with a second tree and for balance added the smaller tree as well. Again I added the waste 'baubles' using liquid glue. I stamped the sentiment onto red card using black ink and cut it out with a sentiments strip die. I added it next to the trees using liquid glue. The panel was added to the card base with double sided tape.
I would like to enter my card into the following challenges:
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Thanks for stopping by and take care.
Lots of love
card supplies:
Uniko - Christmas pop stamp (for tree)
Uniko - pure florals: poinsettia stamp (for sentiments)
Cuttlebug/Provo Craft - script embossing folder
Gina K Designs - master layouts 21 (for lace die)
Gina K Designs - ink pads - lucky clover, jelly bean green, fresh asparagus
Gina K Designs - sentiment strips dies
Gina K Designs - large strip sentiments dies
Creative Papers - festive feeling 6" x 6" paper pad
Memory Box Co - cranberry gingham card












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