You can’t get much easier simple stamping cards than these cards using the Daffodil Daydream Bundle from Stampin’ Up! Each month Stampin’ Up! comes out with a bundle to focus on and give its demonstrators some ideas as well as a PDF file to create two of the cards shown. You will find the PDF file below in this post.

Not only do we receive the PDF file; photos and information but a video tutorial as well.  These samples, PDF file and video tutorials are meant to help us prepare for classes.  I am still not doing in person classes and not sure when I will start them up again; but I can do online classes.  So I guess you can consider this an online class today.  You will find the PDF file below in this post; the video below and a shopping list to purchase what you need to create these cards.  Please use my host code EEVH6PDG when placing your order.

Click HERE to view the video on these two cards shown.  I love the technique that they used to create these clean and simple handmade cards.

Did you catch the technique they used?  I love how they used the masking technique for both cards in two different ways.

This was the first card created in the video and they used the mask over the stamped image to give that nice yellow glow behind the flower bouquet.  They also showed how to use the Stamparatus to create both of the cards shown.

On this sample they die cut out the butterflies from the sticky note and used them to sponge the images around the sentiment.   Both cards are super easy and great for a new stamper.  As an avid stamper you can step them up by adding layers, maybe some twine or ribbon etc.

Click Here to download and print the PDF file for these 2 simple stamping cards.

If you would like to see more of these clean and simple handmade cards let me know; there are lots of these awesome bundles on the Stampin’ Up! website that demonstrators can share.

This was actually last months bundle focus and this month is the Hello Ladybug Bundle.  I thought it might be best to showcase the Daffodil Daydream bundle as that was my featured bundle for this months Card Club.

If you would like to see the Hello Ladybug Bundle cards let me know and I’ll do a blog post on that bundle as well.

Here is your shopping list for today’s Simple Stamping Cards:

Daffodil Daydream Bundle – 157795

Price: $54.75

Basic White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 159276

Price: $9.75

Calypso Coral 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 122925

Price: $8.75

Pool Party 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 122924

Price: $8.75

Calypso Coral Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147101

Price: $7.50

Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147094

Price: $7.50

Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad – 132708

Price: $6.00

Brushed Brass Butterflies – 158136

Price: $10.00

Foam Adhesive Sheets – 152815

Price: $8.00

Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

Price: $4.00

Blending Brushes – 153611

Price: $12.00

Stamparatus – 146276

Price: $49.00

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TIME IS RUNNING OUT!

It is my anniversary month with Stampin’ Up! and I have another great deal for you!  Place a min. $25.00 online order with me and use this Host Code:  EEVH6PDG by February 28, 2022 and I  will send you a package of 10 handmade cards!  My card rack is overflowing and my bins are getting too full to hold all my cards so I decided to give you a pile for FREE with a qualified order.

I will send you a variety of cards some with stamping techniques, some with retired stamp sets, some with retired papers, and a variety of occasions.  I have lots of cards still remaining on my card rack and in tubs; would you like for me to continue this special into March?

What types of customer appreciation incentives do you enjoy getting?  I’m always open to suggestions.  I have given away PDF files, packs of cards, jewels, gift certificates to discounts on my retired products.  What motivates you to place orders with a demonstrator.  I’ve tried various methods so now I’m just going to come right out and ask! hahaha I really would love to hear your feedback on this.