Hey Everybody,

Here are some more things that are going on at Stampin' Up this month!

Last Chance Products with be updated, August 4th. Click here on the 4th for the updated list. These are while supplies last.

2026 Back-to-School Tax Holiday Information

  There are sales tax holidays for school supplies in select U.S. states and Puerto Rico during July and August. The list of items below will be either state tax-free or subject to a reduced tax rate during the holiday period. Please note that you must place your order with Stampin' Up! during the tax holiday period to receive these items tax-free (from midnight local time on the first day through midnight local time on the last day of the holiday). Keep in mind that this is a state sales tax holiday and may not apply to additional county, city, or special jurisdiction taxes. The following states have suspended participation this year: GA, LA, NJ, and WI.

OH Aug7-9  $ 20/item

Click on the name or image of the kit to see it online.

168670

DAISY DAYS KIT

$32.00

Product detail

Capture your warm-weather memories in a bright sunny album you’ll want to revisit all year long. The Daisy Days Kit comes with all the scrapbooking essentials you'll need for your album, including precut images and sentiments, journaling pieces, and pockets for cherished memorabilia. With vibrant daisies, ice cream cones, and juicy fruit to adorn the pages, this album celebrates everything we love about summer!

DETAILS

- Makes 1 album with 28 pages

- Album size: 7-3/4" x 7" x 1-7/8" (19.7 x 17.8 x 4.8 cm)

- Page size: 6.5" x 6" (16.5 x 15.2 cm)

- Colors: Blueberry Bushel, Crisp Cantaloupe, Crushed Curry, Granny Apple Green, Pool Party, Strawberry Slush, Timid Tiger

- Sentiments printed in English, French, and German

Kit includes one of each item listed below.

- Step-by-step instructions

- Precut images and sentiments

- Printed pockets

- Acetate sheets

- Adhesive

168667

GILDED GALLERY KIT (ENGLISH)

$25.00

Product detail

Cards so beautiful they look like they belong on the wall, the Gilded Gallery Kit creates designs that feel truly frame-worthy. Soft lavender and coral tones, watercolor-style florals and birds, and gilded paper frames paired with gold foil give every card an upscaled, fine-art look. This kit makes it easy to create polished cards for birthdays, thanks, and sending love.

DETAILS

- Makes 10 cards: 5 each of 2 designs

- Folded card size: 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" (10.8 x 14 cm)

- Colors: Blackberry Bliss, Crisp Cantaloupe, gold, Golden Glow, Gray Granite, Hydrangea Hue, Misty Moonlight, Peaceful Pine, Pecan Pie

- Also available in English and French

Kit includes one of each item listed below.

- Gilded Gallery Stamp Set

- Clear stamp block

- Peaceful Pine Classic Stampin’ Spot

- Step-by-step instructions

- 10 printed envelopes

- Adhesive

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So don't forget August 4th is when the Last Chance List refreshes.

August 4th is when select cardstock and designer paper is 15% off. I will put in a group order. Let me know if you are interested or want to split a pack of paper.

August 7-9 is Ohio tax free dates. No tax will be charged for items on the chart above.

As always, if you have questions, please let me know.

Blessings,

Sue

Bugs, Bugs, Bugs

 Hey Everybody,

 MariLynn's challenge to us is all about Bugs. You can find her challenge here.

I stamped the ant and colored most of it with Copic Markers. This stamp is a very old High Hopes stamp called, Hopeful Ant. I colored the pot with Derwent and Stampin' Up!-watercolor pencils then went over the pencil with a blender pen.

 I cut the image panel with the deckled rectangles dies. I cut a frame first, using two dies together then added the striped background to mirror the segments on the ant's body. I used an old and retired Stampin' Up designer series paper called, Foil Frenzy. I used an oval punch for the sentiment. Isn't he the cutest little thing?

 This will go on a dinner tray at a local hospital.

Keywords: MIX700

Stamps: High Hopes-Hopeful Ant, SU-Beautiful Moments

Paper: white, SU-Foil Frenzy designer series paper

Paper Size: A2

Ink: memento tuxedo black, terracotta tile

Accessories: SU-Deckled Rectangles, Copic Markers, Derwent Watercolor Pencils

Techniques: coloring, die cutting

How about you, do you have any bug stamps? Check out some of the samples from the gallery.

Well, I hope these give you some good ideas of what you might do for this card challenge.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Blessings,

Sue

August Stampin' Up Newsletter

Hey Everybody,

15% Off Select Designer Series Paper and Cardstock  Aug 4-31

We haven't been given the list of papers yet, but I will pass that information along as soon as I receive it.

If you'd like to order, let me know. I'll put together a group order.

 

There's something special about a handmade Christmas card—and the NEW A Stitched Season Collection captures that feeling beautifully. Inspired by the warmth and tradition of treasured holiday quilts, this coordinating collection combines classic Christmas imagery with rich colors and stitched details for projects that feel both timeless and fresh.

Whether you're creating holiday cards, gift tags, memory keeping pages, or festive home décor, you'll find everything works together effortlessly. It's one of those collections that makes designing easy while delivering beautiful results every time.

What I Love:

·         Quilted-inspired patterns create instant texture and cozy holiday charm.

·         Coordinating stamps, dies, Designer Series Paper, ribbon, and buttons take the guesswork out of designing.

·         The stocking die is a standout—perfect for focal points, gift tags, ornaments, and festive cards.

·         Rich Christmas colors including Cherry Cobbler, Real Red, Old Olive, Peaceful Pine, Secret Sea, and Pecan Pie offer a classic holiday palette.

·         Stitched details throughout the collection add a beautiful handmade finish.

Included in the Suite Collection:

·         Stitched Stocking Photopolymer Stamp Set (13 Two-Step stamps)

·         Stitched Stocking Dies (16 coordinating dies)

·         A Stitched Season 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper

·         Real Red 1/4" Stitched Ribbon

·         Adhesive-Backed Mini Christmas Buttons

Add your favorite Stampin' Up! inks, cardstock, and adhesive, and you'll have everything you need to create heartfelt holiday projects you'll be excited

 to send and share.

Available NOW as part of the July Online Exclusives while supplies last.

Christmas crafting has a way of sneaking up on us—this beautiful 

collection makes getting an early start both easy and inspiring.

  

August Product of the Month

Below are a few projects created with this product to inspire your creativity! If you would like to purchase this product for just $5, click HERE or on the image on August 4th (or soon after) to shop my online store and place your qualifying order online. When your subtotal reaches $75, you can add this Product of the Month to your cart.   August Class Schedule Monday August 10 at 10  2 spots Tuesday August 11 at 1    3 spots Thursday August 13 at 10  3 spots Friday August 14 at 7 Filled If you would like to be added to a class let me know. Blessings, Sue

Star Quilt

 Hey Everybody,

Today we're going to make a card that looks like a quilt and a star. It's called a quilt star or a Star Quilt square.

You will need:

Stamps: Fabulous Sayings-Stampin' UP!

Paper:

1 white card base 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"

1 white cardstock 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"

1 white cardstock 1/2" x 2 1/2"

4 white cardstock squares 3/4" x 3/4"

4 pieces of designer series paper 1/2" x 6" Brushed With Beauty

1 piece of designer series paper 2" x 5 1/4"-banner-Brushed With Beauty

1 piece mossy meadow cardstock 3 1/4" x 3 1/4"

Ink-Calypso Coral

Accessories: 

dimensionals

sparkle dot essentials

blending brush

Stone and Vine 3D embossing folder

Now that you have your list of supplies, here's my video so you can see how to make this easy star quilt card.

I hope your make this card and share it.

Blessings,

Sue

Paper Piecing is Fun To Do

 Hey Everybody,

Sabrina's challenge is unique for this 1111 challenge. One layer, one image, one embellishment, one die cut. You can check it out here.

I stamped the cupcake on white paper and designer series paper. The designer series paper is called, Painted Illusions from Stampin' Up!  I fussy cut the cupcake and the cupcake liner.

 I colored the frosting and the cake on the white paper. I added it to the card with dimensionals. I added clear wink of stella to the words and the frosting.

 I die cut the sentiment from the same designer series paper then added dimensionals and added them on an angle to the designer paper. Lastly, I added a glue dot to the music note and added it to the card. The designer series paper was added to a white card base. This will be used for a BRAK (Birthday Random Acts of Kindness) card.

Keywords: WT1111

Stamps: cupcake

Paper: white, Stampin' Up!-Painted Illusions designer series paper

Paper Size: A2

Ink: memento tuxedo black

Accessories: dimensionals, birthday dies, music note, clear wink of stella

Techniques: die cutting, coloring, paper piecing, fussy cutting

I found a video from Splitcoaststampers so you can see how to do this technique. She uses cardstock, but you can also use designer series paper.

Here are some samples from my gallery so you can see how I've used designer series paper to step-up my card.  Here the chair was stamped then cut out.

Winnie the Pooh's mug was paper pieced.

Check out the snowman's hat and scarf.

I love the paper I used for these boots.

I hope these give you an idea of different things you can paper piece.  Have fun with it.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Blessings,

Sue

Use an Ugly Color

 Hey Everybody,

This week for the Alphabet Challenge, the letter is U. We are to make a card with ugly colors.

 I had this marbled paper that I think is an ugly combination of colors. So I stamped and colored my images using colors from the paper.  The stamp set is from Unity Stamps called, Ava Girl. It is an unusual stamp for me because the woman doesn't have a face, and the dog is not facing us.  I know it was for the sentiments. You can see one of the two sentiments on the card. The other sentiment is, Yeah, You Got This!

 I fussy cut the images and added them to the marbled paper with dimensionals. I stamped the sentiment and cut it in half to make it fit on the card front.

Keywords: ABC24U21

Stamps: Unity Stamps-Ava Girl

Paper: white, black, golden glow, marbled paper

Paper Size: A2

Ink: memento tuxedo black

Accessories: scissors, dimensionals, Copic Markers

Techniques: coloring, fussy cutting

Do you have something that you might use for an ugly card?  Paper was the only thing I could think of to use.

Here are some samples from the gallery.

Orange is my least favorite color, and really don't like candy corn, so I combined them to make a shaped Halloween card. Printed the sentiment from my computer.

The alpha challenge is ugly colors this week. I chose Prickly Pear as it is a least favorite color of mine. 

For the Letter U Alpha Challenge, I decided to go all out with my version of UGLY colors. Not only do I dislike eye-watering yellow, nappy brown, and brash olive green, I dislike them together even more. So, this card was really a challenge--to use ugly colors but not make an ugly card! So here you have it. Even the pewter splatters and gold Stickles couldn't detract from the UGLY colors, lol.

This was a fun challenge not only to use some ugly colors, but to make a card that you'd be willing to give to someone! LOL

Thanks for stopping by.

Blessings,

Sue