Kimberly Gora

Stampin' Up! Brushed With Beauty

Today I featured this Beautiful Designer Paper in Motivation Monday. (12-29-25)

I paired it with various supplies from other stamp sets, and dies. I also used the Party Banner Dies, as a base for my embellishment cluster.

To see more cards made with this paper, check out my other post from Motivation Monday.

Vanilla- 8-1/2" x 5-1/2"

Score at 4-1/4"

1. DSP 3" X 4" Glue to base.

2. Cut a strip of 5-1/2" x 1" stripped DSP, and glue to card base.

3. Die-cut 2 Stitched squares in Calypso Coral.

4. Cut a Very Vanilla square 1-7/8" x 1-7/8". Stamp sentiment in Pecan Pie, and add to Coral square with dimentionals. Add to card front.

5. Cut a piece of DSP 1-7/8" x 1-7/8" and glue to other Coral square. Add to card front.

6. Die cut stems, flowers. Add to card front using dimentionals on some of the flowers.

Add Gems

7. Glue a strip of DSP to inside of card, and stamp sentiment

1. Very Vanilla- 8-1/2' X 5-1/2"

Score at 4-1/4"

2. DSP 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" Glue to card front.

3. Cut a Very Vanilla Banner 6th largest from the smallest die.

4. Cut a DSP Banner 5th largest from the smallest die. Layer with step #3. Glue to card front.

5. Die cut a swirl in Gold Foil, and glue to banner.

6. Stamp/Die-cut flowers, and color leaves with blends

7. Die-cut springs with cardstock, and tuck under flower.

8. Add a bow with twine, or glod cord.

9. Stamp a sentiment in Black, and use Banner Punch to cut out. Ink edges with sponge, and Pecan Pie ink. Add to card with Dimentionals.

10. Decorate inside as desired.

Today I made a good size box, that can hold many gift items!

I thought it would be a good gift to give, with baking supplies inside.

This stamp set goes perfectly with the baking theme.

All good things...including sprinkles!!

Cardstock- 9" x 8-12"

1. Score on the 9" side at 2-1/2" and 5"

2. Score on the 8-1/2" side at 2-1/2" and 6"

3. Burnish score lines.Cut up score lines on both sides to make a box. Apply glue

4. DSP 3-1/4" x 2-1/4" on front

5. Stamp and die-cut images

6. Angle from back to front using scissors, to finish off box.