My Stampin’ Up!® team and I participated in another Mystery Parts Challenge.  This is where one member of our group sends products to all of the others and we have to make a card out of them.  The only rules are they have to be Stampin’ Up!® products and you must use all the products sent to you.  Here are the Mystery Parts that Lynette sent to us.

Here is the card I made using these products.

I used the stamp set called Plentiful Plants.  This stamp set has coordinating dies called Perfect Plants and you can save 10% by purchasing them in a Bundle.

To make this card I took a Basic White card base and adhered the piece of Gray Granite cardstock and the Designer Series Paper (retired) on top.  Then stamped the pots in Evening Evergreen and Cinnamon Cider ink and cut them out using the die set.  After this I stamped the plants in Evening Evergreen and Soft Succulent ink and cut them out too.  I wrapped the ribbon Lynette sent me around two of the plant pots.  I layered these on top of the Designer Series Paper using Stampin Seal and Dimensionals.  Lastly I stamped the sentiment in Evening Evergreen ink.

Here are the cards some of my teammates made:

Lynette’s:

Karin’s:

Char’s:

Kim’s:

Don’t you just love how each one came out differently even though we were all sent the same Mystery Parts?  These ladies are so talented.  I truly enjoy participating in our Mystery Parts Challenges. 

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This is another card we made at my monthly stamp camp meeting.  It uses a new Suite that is in the 2021/2022 Stampin’ Up!® Annual Catalog called Bloom Where You Are Planted.  This suite includes the stamp set called Plentiful Plants.  It has coordinating dies called Perfect Plants and you can save 10% by purchasing them in a Bundle.  Another coordinating product is the Bloom Where You Are Planted Designer Series Paper.  This DSP is great!  Some of the dies match the designs on the paper which makes putting cards together so easily.  I love it when Stampin’ Up!® does this.  There are also embellishments called Paper Lattice in this Suite.

To make this card I first used the Checks and Dots Embossing Folders on Basic White card stock..  There are two embossing folders in this set (hence the name) so it is like getting two different designs for the price of one.  These folders are smaller than a normal embossing folder which worked perfectly for this card.  It did not emboss the lower quarter of the card stock which left room for the sentiment.

Next I cut out the two pots using the Perfect Plants dies out of the Designer Series Paper.  Then I stamped the leaves and cut them out using the coordinating dies.  I cut a small piece of the brick DSP and used it as a shelf.  Then I stamped the sentiment in Evening Evergreen ink.

I am so glad that the world has opened up enough for me to have stamp meetings again.  I have missed these ladies so much and love to get together with them.  Let’s hope it stays that way! 

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