Beth's Paper Cuts

Wednesday, July 16, 2025

New Driver! On The Go scrapbook page

Hi everyone! It's time once again for the Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop! Are you a part of the Scrapbooking Global Community? If not, let me tell you about us. We are Stampin' Up! and Scrapbooking enthusiasts. We love to share our pages as inspiration for others with our passion. We share in our Facebook Group, which you can join here: Scrapbooking Global Facebook Group. Be sure to answer the questions so we know you're not a bot :)

This month's theme is Travel and it is brought to us by Design Team Member Sherry Roth.

My Page is travel adjacent! I have a new driver in the house!! My daughter got her driver's license recently she is traveling all over town. I used the On The Go suite of products, which are perfect for travel scrapbook pages. When I saw these products I knew I had to make a page about her driving.

I used the On The Go designer series paper for the background. I also cut out some of the labels from the paper to use for my journaling. This was really fun paper to work with. There are fun colors and lots of travel inspired images.

The suite also has some coordination baker's twine, puffy stickers and even a stamp set called Tags to Go, which I used for the date stamp and the die cut keys.

I hope you like my pages and are a little inspired to make a page or two! Next up on the blog hop is .

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Friday, July 11, 2025

final day of 20% off Two-Toned Cardstock

Today is the final day of the Two-Toned Cardstock sale! Take 20% off all Two-Toned cardstock including multi-colored packs. If you haven't tried Stampin' Up! Two-Toned cardstock, let me give you a little explanation. Stampin' Up! Two-Toned Cardstock is printed, not dyed, giving it a white core. This also allows Stampin' Up! to print one side a darker shade, one side lighter shade of the same color. This allows you to have a larger range of colors in your collection. Tone-on-tone accents can be lovely and make beautiful backgrounds without adding too much.

I've added this photo from a page in the Annual Catalog because it highlights several ways to use the Two-Toned paper. The Petal Pink card in the center top of the photo uses both shades of Petal Pink for a soft yet interesting and pretty background. The card base used the light shade, the circles in the darker shade. The Japan Scrapbook page also uses both shades of Petal Pink for the background. The Dad card in the bottom left shows two shades of Garden Green. It is so easy to layer different shades to get more interest in your cards without overwhelming them with more color. Sometimes more color is fabulous of course, but sometimes you want something more subtle. The mountain card at the top right shows how tearing techniques can reveal that white core for a fun technique with layers.

This scrapbook page using the Weekend Adventures scrapbook kit also shows the tearing technique and the two shades of colors in the Old Olive cardstock.

Stampin' Up! scrapbook kits always use the Two-toned Cardstock for their kits. The Two-toned cardstock is heavy enough for card bases, a little thicker than our Designer Series Paper, but not as thick as our dyed Cardstock. The slightly lighter weight is really nice in scrapbooks because of how heavy they can get in the layering of paper and pages in an album.

Two-toned cardstock comes in 12 x 12 size only. You can get single packs of every Stampin' Up! custome color, as well as some multi-color packs. I went with the multi-packs for a big variety of colors.

Below I have linked the multi-colored packs that are great for getting started with this new Cardstock.

Product List

Thursday, July 10, 2025

Simple favor box you need to know how to make

Hi Stamping Friends! Today I want to show you this nice little favor box. This box was demonstrated to us at Creativity Now, an event put on by Stampin' Up! for it's demonstrators. I loved this box. It was so simple yet a great size and easily customizable with any papers, colors, sentiments, to fit your needs.

This first box is made with the Wildly Flowering Designer Series Paper, a favorite of mine. I added a little tag with a for you from the Beautiful Butterflies bundle. There are so many sets with for you or something similar. I loved the flower sprig in Gallery Blooms dies, so I used that in Crumb Cake and added some white to the tops and a Mossy Meadow fern from the same dies.

The box starts with an 11 by 4 piece of paper, so you can get 3 from a sheet of 12 x 12 designer paper.

Score the long sides at one inch (both sides) then turn and score at 2,3 and 7,8 inches. Fold along the score lines and snip the tabs. You can glue the tabs or just allow the ribbon or belly band to keep the box closed. The box fits a lot, even a gift card if you put it on a slight angle.

There is a full video for this box here on my YouTube channel:

I made a few of these boxes. First I will show you the version from the Stampin' Up! event. It uses some new papers and stamps that are coming in the next Mini Catalog in September.

Here is one from the Perennial Lavender paper and the Beautiful Butterflies stamp set.

This next version uses the Wildly Flowering Designer Paper again, with a Wild Wheat pattern. The For You is from Birthday Celebrations.

Check the video for some tips and tricks to putting it all together. These boxes are so simple and customizable, you will make them all the time. Great for Wedding Favors, baby showers, office co-workers, teacher appreciation, you name it.

Product List

Wildly Flowering 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

[163323]

$12.50

Perennial Lavender 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

[162593]

$12.50

Gallery Blooms Dies

[165212]

$40.00

Beautiful Butterflies Bundle (English)

[164615]

$59.25

Paper Trimmer

[152392]

$28.00

Friday, July 4, 2025

Coneflower Celebrations

Hi Stampin' Friends! Today I want to show you a ton of cards that I made with the Coneflower Celebrations stamp set. This set was so fun and I just kept creating and creating and had to stop myself so I could post or I would have gone on for days. I know that I will use this stamp and die set many more times. I see a few scrapbook pages with it in the future as well.

Read to the end for a special offer.

The first card that I made, I created for a Card Swap that I am in with some other demonstrators. We each choose different stamp sets and create 16 of the same card and send them out. Then we get back 16 different cards using different stamps and that way we have lots of samples to show at our events. Here is the card I created for the swap.

Once I made this card with the more traditional coneflower colors, I knew I needed to make some as daisies or sunflowers, maybe black-eyed Susans. Take a look at all the versions I came up with. Clicking the photo will take you to a supply list for that card.

This version uses the die that cuts out a mini flower shaped card, so cute.

And of course if one flower is pretty, then surely three flowers are three times more pretty!

These next samples used the stamped images for the flower. These could be easily cut out if you don't have a die cut machine. I kept these simple with watercolor pencils to show that simple and less expensive can be lovely too. I also wanted to show the inside because Stampin' Up! did a great job with the sentiments with this stamp set. There are inside sentiments to go with the outside sentiments.

The paper I used for this card has just sold out but I wanted to still show it because there are some other Night of Navy options in the Mediterranean Blooms Designer Paper.

Here are some pretty samples in Daffodil Delight. The first uses Daffodil Delight Cardstock without the stamps and just the dies for the flowers.

This second one used the stamped flower with Daffodil ink on Daffodil cardstock. I then used colored pencils to add more details. I love how that turned out.

For the daisies I used Basic White cardstock but added a little bit of sponging. Here the background is a gingham check on Vellum, so soft and pretty!

and last but not least, a version in bold and bright colors.

It truly was a fun day and I could have kept going and going, but I needed to clean up to start on some cards for next week's Card Buffet!

I want you to have as much fun as I did, so if you purchase the Coneflower Celebrations bundle from me in July or August, I will send you a couple card kits to make a couple of these cards with your new stamps! I say July AND August because I just noticed that the set is on back-order! bummer! but that's because it is so pretty! The expected day for them to be restocked is July 17th, so not too long. Did you know that you can click on a button in the online store that tells them to let you know when an item is back in-stock? How great is that? You can find it when you click on the product in the online store. It will look like this below, but with your email, not mine :)

If you have the set, or when you get it, share with us what you create! I have a group on Facebook that allows you to share your creations. It's called Beth's Paper Cuts Idea Sharing Group. It is for primarily Stampin Up products and fans and you can share or get inspired. That is the Stampin' Up! motto ' Inspire, Create, Share'. Here is a link to that group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/bethspapercuts