Dainty Delight

Stampin Up Dainty Delight

Rob and I went to a Luke Combs concert last week in Nashville. He had Riley Green and Lainy Wilson open for him. It was an awesome concert. It was close to being my favorite concert of all time. Luke doesn’t need to add fancy stuff to his concerts. He just stands up there and belts it out. He was amazing and I highly recommend going to see him.

The concert was at Nissan Stadium. Rob and I decided to go early and tailgate in the parking lot before the show. It was a simple tailgate. We just had some snacks and some drinks and relaxed under the shade of a tree. They had live music playing near us, with food trucks and beer tents. It was lots of fun!

There are only a few more days left to purchase the Stampin’ Up! products that are retiring. A lot of things have already sold out but there are still plenty of wonderful products left. May 1st is the last day you will be able to purchase them.

I decide to use a few of the retiring colors (Evening Evergreen, Soft Succulent, and So Saffron) on my card. The first thing I did was take a piece of Soft Succulent card stock and cut it out using the Stitched Rectangle Dies. Then I embossed it using the one the Basics 3D embossing folders that are part of the Online Exclusive products. I layered that on an Evening Evergreen card base. Next, I cut a piece of Basic White card stock with the Scalloped Contours Dies and layered that on top.

Next, I cut the flowers and leaves using the Dainty Delight Dies with Evening Evergreen and So Saffron card stock. The dies, along with the Dainty Delight stamp set are in the 2023 January – April Mini Catalog. They are being carried over into the new Annual Catalog that begins on May 2nd but you will not be able to get the 10% discount after May 1st.

The sentiment is from Altenew. I stamped it in Versamark Ink and heat embossed it using White Embossing Powder. Then I cut the ends using the Banners Pick-A-Punch and adhered it to the card using Dimensionals.

Farewell So Saffron, Evening Evergreen and Soft Succulent. You’ve been good to me!