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This Week’s Card Class To Go: March 19th
This Week’s Class Details This week I’m playing with the Cute As A Bug Designer Series Paper from Stampin’ Up!, and I mean… it doesn’t get much cuter than this. The bright colours and sweet little patterns make it so fun to create with, and it was the perfect starting point for this week’s projects. For my Weekly Class to Go, we’re creating a set of four handmade cards using one simple layout . I love this approach because it makes cardmaking feel easy and not overwhelming —
loritamariecrafts
3 days ago2 min read


March 2026 Stamp & Create Class: A Paper Crafting Class To Go!
This month’s Stamp & Create Class features the adorable Homemade Sweetness Suite from Stampin' Up!, and we’ll be creating the cutest little berry basket gift set that’s perfect for giving. Our main project is a charming berry-style basket (yes — it even fits a real jam jar!) that you can fill with a sweet handmade surprise. Inside the basket we’ll add a special coordinating card , along with a set of three cards and four gift tags , all designed to coordinate beautifully u
loritamariecrafts
Mar 93 min read


Saturday Blog Hop: Easter Bunnies & Friends
Hello! Thanks for joining us on our Create with Stamping Friends Saturday Blog Hop! We love creating for you to give you some inspiration in your own crafting. Did you know that we're on Instagram? You can follow us here @createwithstampingfriends . Here we are only a few weeks away from Easter, so our theme for this week is Easter Bunnies & Friends! I thought this would be a great time to play with March's Product of the Month - the 'Notes of Spring' Stamp Set. Products Use
loritamariecrafts
1 day ago2 min read


Make a Gift Set of 4 Cards with Stampin’ Up!’s Cute as a Bug DSP: Weekly Class To Go
This week I’m playing with the Cute As A Bug Designer Series Paper from Stampin’ Up!, and I can’t get over how fun these patterns are - earthy, yet cheerful! For these cards, I kept things really simple and used one layout to create all four designs. This is one of my favourite ways to make multiple cards at once — you don’t have to think too much about the design, and you still end up with a set that looks cohesive. Each card features a different pattern from the paper, alon
loritamariecrafts
3 days ago3 min read
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