Simply Leaves - Not just for FALL

I love the simple leaf shape of this Simply Leaves bundle.  It's also got a punch versus dies, which I like better for this size image.  I kind of wish they had done two punches - for both size leaves....but the smaller leaves are easy enough to hand-cut.  What I wanted to show you this week was some NON-Fall idea for your leaves, paired with some papers that you might not consider at first.  Don't have the Simply Leaves bundle?  Substitute for anything similar that you have in your stash!

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First up is a tone-on-tone in Soft Sea Foam.  I LOVE tone-on-tone, especially with an embossed background layer.  You get all that good texture, with a monotone look.  Use any color you have - this works with soft colors, bright colors, earth tones, any tones...

I went with the leafy look of the Fern & Flora embossing folder.  They're not the same shape and style of leaves, but all leaves work together.

Make a cluster with both size leaves, add a greeting and a knot of ribbon.

Paper Measurements:

• Soft Sea Foam:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• Soft Sea Foam:  4 1/8" x 5 3/8", embossed with Fern & Flora folder
• Soft Sea Foam:  scraps to stamp and punch/hand-cut leaves
• Basic White:  scrap to stamp/hand-cut greeting

Finished off with some Iridescent Pearls.

Stamps:  Simply Leaves Bundle, Framed & Fabulous

Ink:  Soft Sea Foam

Paper:  Soft Sea Foam, Basic White

Other:  Fern & Flora embossing folder, White 3/8" Textured Ribbon, Iridescent Pearls

My second project is monotone creation using the Texture & Tone AND Hearth & Home Designer Series papers.   Not something you might normally think to pair with leaves.  This is a good one to use up some nice size scraps of DSP also.  I stuck with just two patterns of paper, but you could use four different prints.

Stamp the small leaves off once, for a second-generation inking.  You get a lighter version of the color.  

Paper Measurements:

• Secret Sea:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• Hearth & Home DSP:  (2) 2" x 2 5/8"
• Texture & Tone DSP:  (2) 2" x 2 5/8"
• Secret Sea:  scrap to die-cut scallop
• Basic White:  scrap to die-cut scallop and stamp/punch one leaf

Finished off with some of the Secret Sea Dew Drop embellishments.

Stamps:  Simply Leaves Bundle

Ink:  Secret Sea

Paper:  Secret Sea, Basic White, Hearth & Home DSP, Texture & Tone DSP

Other:  Scalloped Blooms dies, Secret Sea Open Weave ribbon, Dew Drop embellishments

My third project is a really fun one - make a turkey out of the leaves!  It's hard to see in the picture, but I stamped the large polka dot leave in Versamark ink on all of the different papers and punched out.    The turkey body is made from 2 1/4" and 1 3/4" circles.  I did ink up the edges of the smaller circle, so it would stand out a little more.

This is also a fun Front Step Panel Pop-Up Card.  It folds up to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" for an A2 envelope.  

Paper Measurements:

• Pecan Pie:  5 1/2" x 9 1/4", scored at 4 1/4", 5 1/2", 7 1/2", 8 3/4"
• Pecan Pie:  4 1/4" x 4", scored at 2 1/2", 3 3/4"
• Hearth & Home DSP (Wood print):  Make sure all wood print goes in the same direction
• 4" x 5 1/4"
• 2 1/4" x 4"
• 1 3/4" x 5 1/4"
• Pecan Pie:  1" x 4", embossed with Textured Tree Ring folder
• Early Espresso:  1 3/4" and 2 1/4" circles
• Pecan Pie/Cherry Cobbler/Garden Green/Darling Duckling/Timid Tiger:  scraps to stamp and punch or hand-cut leaves and turkey nose

Took me a while to find my googly eyes so I could finish this one.

Finish off with some Streaked Dots in Pecan Pie.

Stamps:  Simply Leaves Bundle, Framed & Fabulous

Ink:  Early Espresso, Versamark

Paper:  Pecan Pie, Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Darling Duckling, Timid Tiger, Early Espresso, Hearth & Home Designer Series Paper

Other:  Textured Tree Ring embossing folder, Streaked Dots

My last project is a soft Fall color palette that my mom would have approved of.  She was not a fan of traditional Fall colors - browns, oranges, yellows...not her thing.  Our most recent In Colors would have been right up her alley!

I wanted a mix of the Gallery Gingham designer papers and cardstock,  I cut the strips of cardstock AND dsp in all colors, and also punched out the large leaves.  Alternate strips of cardstock and dsp, and then reverse that for the leaves so you get a mix.  

I crinkled all of the cardstock leaves by hand to give texture.  You could also use embossing folders.

Paper Measurements:

• Very Vanilla Thick:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Very Vanilla:  4" x 5 1/4"
• Hydrangea Hue/Barely Blush/Peaceful Pine/Crisp Cantaloupe/Golden Glow - CARDSTOCK and Gallery Gingham DSP:  1" x 3 1/2" strips of each and scraps of all to punch out leaves
• Very Vanilla:  scrap to stamp/hand-cut greeting

Finished off with coordinating 2026-2028 In Color Dots!

Stamps:  Simply Leaves Bundle

Ink:  Peaceful Pine

Paper:  Very Vanilla (Thick and Regular), Hydrangea Hue, Barely Blush, Peaceful Pine, Crisp Cantaloupe, Golden Glow, 2026-2028 In Color Gingham Gallery Designer Series Paper

Other:  2026-2028 In Color Dots

I hope these projects gave you some ideas and inspiration!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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Friends of Unity October 2026 Blog Hop - Pink October/Breast Cancer Awareness!

Welcome to the Friends of Unity Blog Hop for October 2026!  Our theme this month is Pink October/Breast Cancer Awareness....so lots of pink!  I'll take this chance to remind you - get your mammogram ladies!

I put ink on a kit that I just got a few weeks ago - Witchy Woman.  It's so sassy!  I loved pairing it with some pink buffalo paper and Unity's Postage Stamp dies.  I really like the Chonky Postage set - the largest die is a full card front size.

I colored the lady with alcohol markers and a Shimmer brush pen in Barely Blush.  Hand-cut her.

Paper Measurements:

• Barely Blush:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Barely Blush:  4 1/4" x 5 1/2", cut with largest Chonky Postage Stamp die
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4" for inside of card
• Hearth & Home Designer Series Paper:  2 3/8" x 4 5/8"
• Barely Blush:  2" x 2 1/2", cut with Postage Stamp dies
• Basic White:  1" x 2"
• Basic White:  scrap to stamp, color and hand-cut lady and cat

Close up so you can hopefully see the shimmer on her dress, and the markings on the black cat.  I love black cats!  We had one for almost 19 years.  

Finished off with some Iridescent Pearls.

Here's a list of everything I used:

Stamps: Witchy Woman (Unity Stamp Co)

Ink:  Midnight (Catherine Pooler)

Paper:  Barely Blush, Basic White, Hearth & Home Designer Series Papers

Other:  Chonky Postage dies (Unity Stamp Co), Postage Stamp dies (Unity Stamp Co), Barely Blush Shimmer brush, various Stampin' Blends, Iridescent Pearls

You probably got here from Dawn's blog.  Next hop is Joyce's project!  Please hop through everyone's blogs when you have some time.

Thanks for hopping along with us!  If you comment as Anonymous, please leave your name so we know who leaves some love.  

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!  

Toni

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12 Weeks of Christmas Cards 2026: Week 1

Welcome to Week 1 of my Twelve Weeks of Christmas Cards - 2026 Edition!  I had a great time with this last year, so I'm doing it again.  My goal is to share Christmas card ideas with you AND get my own cards finished at the same time.  I'll be creating a set of four cards each week.

I'm starting off this year's session by using some Ephemera and Designer Series Paper from Stampin' Up!'s September - December 2026 Catalog (the Holiday Catalog).  So...NO STAMPING on these cards!  Easy right?

Paper Measurements:

• Hydrangea Hue/Peaceful Pine:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• Creative Celebrations DSP:  3" x 5 1/4" (so you'll get two cards out of one piece of DSP)
• Hydrangea Hue/Peaceful Pine:  1" x 5 1/4", embossed with Softly Woven and Forever Plaid folders

Use different bits from the Season of Celebration Ephemera Mix & Match pack and die-cuts from the Creative Celebrations Designer Series papers to add to each card.  The ephemera pack has multiples of some of the greetings, making it easy to create several cards at a time.

I finished off each card with either Iridescent Pearls or 2026-2028 In Color Dots in the matching color.

Supplies you'll need to create these (Stampin' Up, unless otherwise noted.  Items may be retired.):

Stamps:  NONE

Ink:  NONE

Paper:  Hydrangea Hue, Peaceful Pine, Basic White, Creative Celebrations Designer Series Paper

Other:  Season of Celebration Mix & Match Ephemera pack, Forever Plaid and Softly Woven embossing folders, Iridescent Pearls, 2026-2028 In Color Dots

I hope you'll stick with me for the next 11 weeks!  Maybe set a goal for yourself to create a few cards each week with me.  Doesn't have to be four.  One, two, three...whatever you can manage without stressing yourself.  Don't forget - this is supposed to be a fun and creative outlet for ourselves, not another source of stress.

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Toni

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Part 2: Altered Little Golden Book - Halloween themed Journal/Album

Ready for Part 2 of this AMAZING little book?

If you did not check out Part 1 of this series, you can find that video HERE.  Part 1 is where I disassembled the Little Golden Book.  I got the gold sticker off, pulled the covers apart, removed the two story signatures, added the fabric-covered spine and started a signature base.  

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For this Part 2 video, I created two signatures - adding one of the story signatures to each.  When you stack the papers correctly, the story stays in tact.  I used a variety of papers to mix in with the story to create my signatures.  I used Frightfully Fun Designer Series papers, printer paper that I sprayed with some Distress sprays, some neat colored notebooks (I have these saved in my Amazon store, link below), some ledger paper, and a fun piece of paper with the Legend of Sleepy Hollow printed on it.

Mix and match sizes of papers, and then sew each signature into the piece that I called a Signature Base.  I did not want to punch holes through my spine, and potentially wreck my beautiful fabric-covering...so I made a spine base out of Basic Black Two-Tone cardstock (in Part 1 video), sew the signatures on to that piece, then glue that base on to the inside spine.

This was my very first Altered Little Golden Book, and I wasn't confident of punching holes in my pretty spine.  I also made a ribbon tassel to dangle on the side of my book.  I LOVE IT!  I always thought they were really hard to make.  They are not.

Here's a look at my fabric-covered spine.  I got the fabric at Walmart.  It was a fat quarter.  The tassel is pushed to the side in this picture, but you can see a bunch of different fun Halloween-ish ribbons.

These are just some pictures of a few random pages.  I was just building the signatures to put into the book.  I didn't have time to tart any of the pages up, or add pockets or tucks.  

I just finished dolling up the pages today (Sunday, 9/20/026) and I will film a walk-through video for Part 3 of this series.  Hopefully I can get that done tomorrow night, and posted up.  It definitely got thicker as I added things to the pages.  Stay tuned for that one!

As far as THIS Thursday goes, my plan is to put together the Witchy Whimsy Hat project.  However, I'm having a procedure done on Tuesday and I'll have to play it by ear.  I'll keep you posted on my Facebook Page.

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Toni

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Halloween 3D Treats

Do you make Halloween treats for your trick-or-treaters, co-workers, friends, neighbors, etc?  I do!  I have always enjoyed making a treat bag or box filled with candy bars for our trick-or-treaters instead of just tossing them a hand full of candy.   We don't have very many kids come through, so I make 20 bagx/boxes and I've never run out.  In fact, most years, we have less than 10.  :(  I also make treat bags for some friends and my pool teams.

To start off - I found two different style treat bags at the Dollar Tree and they are the perfect size for what I want to give to my friends.  The larger bags on the left actually have 15 bags included.  That number got cut off.  They hold a lot!  The smaller bags have 25, and they have a zip seal at the top!  

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We're starting off with the smaller zipper-seal bags.  I love the zipper seals - otherwise, I'd have to staple or tape the bags shut.  I would only give the stapled bags to adults, but that's up to you.  So I made what we call a "Bag Topper" for this treat bag.  It's like a small card, folded in half and you glue it to the top of the bag.  You could add a panel to the bag if you wanted to write on it, but I did not.

Paper Measurements:

• Basic Black:  4" x 5", scored at 2 1/2"
• Basic White:  2 1/4" x 3 3/4"

Stamp whatever you want across the front, and finish off with some embellishments.  I added some of the Black dots from the Bats, Ghosts, and Dots.

Stamps:  Web of Fun, Framed & Fabulous

Ink:  Timid Tiger, Basic Black, Onyx (Versafine)

Paper:  Basic Black, Basic White

Other:  Bats, Ghosts & Dots

My second project is using the larger treat bags, and I've just created a small tag for it.  If I were only going to make maybe 5 of these tags, I would stamp and hand-cut the witch hat so I could pop it up.  I think I need to make at least 15 of these though...so that's not happening.  I just stamped everything on the tag, and punched it out.

Use whatever fun stamps and colors that you have - remember, green and purple (even pink!) can be great Halloween colors.

Paper Measurements:

• Basic White:  scrap to punch out tag

I did not add any rhinestones or glitz to these, but you certainly could.

Stamps:  Design a Tag

Ink:  Basic Black, Gorgeous Grape, Pumpkin Pie, Granny Apple Green

Paper:  Basic White

Other:  Advent Labels punch, Black & White Gingham ribbon

My third project is what I will hand out to our trick-or-treaters.  We always give out 3-4 full size candy bars, usually in a custom-sized box that I stamp all over.  Well, this year, I bought some different candy for the pile - Skittles - and it affected the size box that I would need.  I would have to use at the very least, a 10" x 10 1/2" piece of cardstock...not happening when I need to make 20 of these things!  So for the first time ever, I opted to use a WRAP.  

I taped my stack of candy together, so nothing will escape.  Then I stamped and wrapped the Two-Tone cardstock around the stack.  Taped it closed on the bottom.   Since I'm wrapping this around something that is not uniform, I do recommend that you use either the Frightfully Fun DSP or the Two-Tone cardstock.  Both of these papers are very flexible and won't leave crinkle marks when you wrap around your stack of candy.

I added a simple label using two circle punches.  I did add Clear Shimmer brush to the spider for some sparkles. 

Paper Measurements:

• Pumpkin Two-Tone cs:  3" x 8" (You can get FIVE out of one 12" x 12" sheet!)
• Basic Black:  2 1/4" circle
• Basic White:  2" circle

I used a retired greeting set for the "happy halloween", but if you don't have anything this size - take a look at the Soiree Salutations set that is currently available.  It's cute!  If I didn't still have my Teeny Tiny Wishes set, I would get this one.

Here's a look at the bottom - you can see the seam where the wrap comes together.  NORMALLY, I would have this seam on the front/top so that I could cover it up with whatever tag or label I was putting on the front.  Well...my label this time wouldn't cover it across the 3" wide wrap, so I sucked it up and have the seam on the bottom.  I don't like to see the seam, but in this case it can't be helped.  It's really not the end of the world - the kids will just rip it off to get their candy anyway.  If I were making these for some kind of party favors - like a wedding or baby shower, or special birthday, I would definitely find a way to hide the seam.

Stamps:  Web of Fun, Design a Tag, Teeny Tiny Wishes

Ink:  Pumpkin Pie, Granny Apple Green, Basic Black

Paper:  Basic Black, Basic White, Pumpkin Two-Tone 

Other:  2 1/4" & 2" Circle punches, Clear Shimmer Brush

I hope these projects gave you some ideas for treat packaging that you can easily duplicate!  And you know - apply these ideas to any holiday, not just Halloween.  

THIS week, I'll be getting into my very first Little Golden Book project and I am SO STOKED!  I'm using a Nightmare Before Christmas book to make a Halloween-themed journal/scrapbook.  It's going to have two signatures, so not the traditional hinge/pocket page system that I usually have for mini albums.  I'm also incorporating some cute fabric that I found.  

Considering all of the steps and time involved, I'm going to have to make the base of the journal in a separate Part 1 video.  I'll probably be filming that tomorrow morning.  This is where I'll take you step-by-step to take the Little Golden Book apart, and then re-assemble with a spine.  I'll cover the spine with fabric - which reminds me that I have to go iron that fabric right now and add the fusible interfacing...  Lots of fun things!

Thursday, 9/17/2026 is when I'll put my signatures together and sew them into the journal.  I'll be using the Frightfully Fun DSP and Sticker Sheet, some coordinating Frightfully Fun Times Two-Tone Cardstock, some ribbon/trims, ephemera and other Halloween bits and pieces that I have from my stash.  I may need to have a Part 3 of this video series to finish tarting up the pages...we'll have to play that by ear.  I'm so excited to get working on this book!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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Sunflower Fields Forever

Do you love sunflowers?  I think they are so happy, and perfect for fall floral designs.  I really adore the Sunflower Fields Designer Series papers!  While I don't have the current Stampin' Up sunflower stamps/dies, I do have some other sunflower stamps, and we're able to hand-cut some of the sunflowers directly from the paper.  I encourage you to use what's in your stash that will work.

Just a reminder that I am generally Live on-line every Thursday at 8:00pm ET.  I stream to BOTH YouTube and Facebook simultaneously, but I recommend viewing on YouTube.   

If you are not able to catch me live, you can watch over on YouTube.  If the picture does not appear below, you can click HERE to get to it.

My first project is a vertical gatefold card.  This card design is perfect if you have just a few small scraps of DSP.  I used two pieces of 2 1/2" x 4" dsp.

I brought in one of the newest embossing folders - Softly Woven.  I ink-blended some Golden Glow on that embossed piece, and layered it on a Scalloped Blooms piece.  Stamp is from a Unity Kit of the Month (Sep 2019).  I stamped and hand-cut it.  Colored in with Golden Glow and Peaceful Pine Shimmer brushes.

Paper Measurements:

• Pecan Pie:  4" x 11", scored at 2 3/4", then fold the other end in to meet it.
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• Sunflower Fields DSP:  (2) 2 1/2" x 4"
• Cajun Craze:  4" x 4", cut with Scalloped Blooms die
• Basic White:  3 3/4"ish x 3 3/4"ish, cut with largest Stylish Shapes circle
• Basic White:  scraps to stamp and hand-cut sunflower and greeting

Opened up.  You only want to attach the Cajun Craze scallop with glue on the top half.

Finished off with some Gold Striped Mesh ribbon (due back in stock soon), and old Neutrals sequins.

Stamps:  Simply Leaves, All Kinds of Holiday Love (Unity Stamp Co, Kit of the Month Sep 2019)

Ink:  Cajun Craze, Early Espresso

Paper:  Pecan Pie, Cajun Craze, Basic White, Sunflower Fields DSP

Other:  Scalloped Blooms dies, Stylish Shapes dies, Gold Striped 3/8" Mesh ribbon, Neutrals sequins, Golden Glow and Peaceful Pine Shimmer brushes, Pecan Pie Stampin' Blends

My second project is another card that uses just a little bit of the designer series paper, and then I hand-cut some flowers from another print.  Most times when I'm cutting images directly from the DSP, I will tape the dsp on to a piece of Basic White first.  Makes it sturdier, but also a little bit harder to cut detailed images from.  Just be patient when you're cutting.

I've also got a piece of Early Espresso embossed with the Sunflower folder - more sunflowers!  Greeting is from the Harvest & Holly Ephemera Specialty pack.  It's self-adhesive, so I stuck it down flat on the card front.

Paper Measurements:

• Early Espresso:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• Sunflower Fields DSP:  (2) 1 1/2" x 4"
• Early Espresso:  3" x 4", embossed with Sunflower Folder
• Basic White:  scraps to back on DSP before hand-cutting flowers

Finished off with some of the Painted Patch dots in Cajun Craze.

Stamps:  None!

Ink:  None

Paper:  Early Espresso, Basic White, Sunflower Fields DSP

Other:  Sunflower 3-D embossing folder, Harvest & Holly Ephemera Specialty pack, Painted Patch dots

My third project is a fun stand-up easel card design that I got from my friend Sue @KrusinThroughInk on FB).  This was another non-Stampin' Up stamp.  I stamped and hand-cut it.  Colored in with Golden Glow and Peaceful Pine Shimmer brushes.  It's really a large focal image...perfect for this card!

Paper Measurements:

• Golden Glow:  4 1/4" x 11", scored at 1" and 6 1/2"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside middle layer
• Golden Glow:  3/4" x 4", embossed with Sunflower folder
• Sunflower Fields DSP:  4 1/4" x 4"
• Golden Glow:  1 3/4" x 5 1/4"
• Sunflower Fields DSP:  1 1/2" x 5"
• Golden Glow:  4 1/4" x 4", embossed with Sunflower folder
• Golden Glow:  1 1/4" x 4"
• Sunflower Fields DSP:  1" x 3 3/4"

Standing up.  You can see that the vertical layer doesn't go all the way to the right side of the card.  Leave a little bit of room.  I popped up my easel stopper with Stampin' Dimensionals, but not everyone does.  Personal choice.

Finish off with some 2026-2028 In Color Dots

Stamps:  Design a Tag, Count Your Blessings (Unity Stamp Co, Kit of the Month August 2020)

Ink:  Early Espresso

Paper:  Golden Glow, Peaceful Pine, Basic White, Sunflower Fields DSP

Other:  Sunflower embossing folder, 2" and 1 3/4" Circle punches, Golden Glow & Peaceful Pine Shimmer brushes, 2026-2028 In Color Dots

Check your stash for any flower that you could use to create these cards!  

This Thursday, I'll be making my Halloween Treats.  For 26 years now, I've made little boxes of some kind filled with candy bars for our trick-or-treaters, so we'll do that.  I've also got some other Halloween treats to hand out, with different candies and treats.  I might cruise on over to the Dollar Tree and see if they have any Halloween treat bags that I could incorporate.  Tune in!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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