I tried. I really tried.
I swore up and down that I'd never buy that Perfectly Preserved stamp set with the weird-shaped Cannery Set Framelits to match. I had purchased so many Holiday Catalog stamp sets already, I had to put my foot down on this one. I mean, just because I'm from Indiana doesn't mean I want to stamp a damn corn cob! Right?
Right??!!!!!!!
Oh, crap! Who am I kidding? This set is too cute and it goes so perfectly with the Orchard Harvest Designer Series Paper and it's a very unique Fall stamp set.
Plus, did I mention it's…So. Stinkin'. Cute!
The wonderful thing about the Perfectly Preserved stamp set and Cannery Set Framelits combo is that it makes designing your projects fast and easy! Nearly every image in the set has a coordinating Framelit, so there's very little, if any, cutting involved!
TIP: Save time by stamping all of your images first, then die-cutting multiple images with the matching Framelits at one time. For example, there's enough room on the Multipurpose Platform to die-cut the jar, lid, pear, stem, and sentiment in just one run through the Big Shot! Awesome!
Oh, and did I mention, you can save 15% by purchasing the combo as a Perfectly Preserved Bundle.
CASEd from Darlene McCallum at Dreaming About Rubber Stamps.
I started with an Early Espresso card base, then added a layer of Crumb Cake. Before adding my Orchard Harvest pear-patterned paper, I punched a border with the Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch and adhere it to the back.
Once all my Perfectly Preserved parts and pieces were stamped and die-cut, I assembled them using Dimensionals to highlight the lid and Lucky Limeade pear. An Early Espresso Baker's Twine bow looks like it's tied around the More Mustard lid.
The sentiment is also from Perfectly Preserved, but you'll need the Bitty Banners Framelits to die-cut that shape. I layered it on a strip of Cotton Ribbon for added texture.
The second card uses all of the same elements as the first. On this horizontal card, I used the flip-side of the Orchard Harvest paper and adhered the Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border on top.
Plus, I added some stamped flowers in Early Espresso ink on the Cotton Ribbon. Isn't that a cool look!
Complete Supply List:
- Stamps—Perfectly Preserved or Perfectly Preserved Bundle
- Ink—Early Espresso, More Mustard, and Lucky Limeade Classic Ink
- Paper—Orchard Harvest DSP; Early Espresso, Crumb Cake, Lucky Limeade and Very Vanilla card stock
- Accessories—Early Espresso Baker's Twine, Cotton Ribbon
- Tools—Cannery Set Framelits, Bitty Banners Framelits, Big Shot, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch, Dimensionals, SNAIL
You can find all the supplies to create these projects and more at my Online Store!
Stamp With Me! I'll be featuring a Perfectly Preserved card in next
week's "Last Thursdays" monthly card class on October 25 at 6:30pm!
Space is limited, so contact me today to sign up!
Angie
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Holiday Catalog Quick Links!
- See Holiday Catalog PDF
- Browse Holiday Catalog by Flash Player
- Shop Holiday Catalog Items Online
- Holiday Stampin' Supplies List – for samples in the catalog
October Promos Quick Links!
- FREE Festive Paper-Piercing Pack with Christmas Bundle purchase
- New Single Stamps now available for a limited time!
Upcoming Events!
- Ornament Keepsakes Class – Oct. 20
- "Last Thursdays" Monthly Card Class – Oct. 25.
- NEW WOW Technique Class – November 9
- Demo Team Holiday Shoebox Swap – November 12
- Holiday Stamp-A-Stack – November 18, details coming soon!