Projects using Valley in Bloom Papers

Do you love all of the greens in the Valley in Blooms Designer Series Paper pack?  I do!  I did not love the Valley in Blooms bundle enough to get it, but I really think ANY flower set will work with these papers.  My goal for this week's video was to create some projects showing both sides of the paper, because I really love the B sides in this pack too!

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.

First up is a Tri-Fold card using NO cardstock for the base.  We're going to make some reinforcing flaps around all 4 sides of the base, and then add more DSP (from the same 12" x 12" sheet) to the inside.  It's sturdy AND pretty inside and out.  Finished size is 4 1/4" x 5 1/2".

You'll cut the base piece from your 12" x 12" sheet first, then cut the inside pieces from the left-over strip.  I added magnets to the inside card base BEFORE I glued on the DSP layers inside.  The magnets that I use are in my Amazon store, linked at the bottom of this post.  Watch the video to see where and when I added them.

Paper Measurements:

• Valley in Bloom DSP (base):  6 1/2" tall x 12" wide.  Pay attention to pattern direction.
• score across the 12" side at 1/2", 3 7/8", 8 1/8", 11 1/2".
• Turn once and score at 1/2", 6"
• Watch the video for trimming instructions.  The 1/2" edges all fold in and act as reinforcement.
• Valley in Bloom DSP (insides - cut from left over strip):  3 1/4" x 5 3/8", 4 1/8" x 5 3/8", 3 1/4" x 5 3/8"   I cut each piece in order, to maintain the pattern.  ie. if this were a scenic piece of dsp, you would want the scene to still be consistent across all 3 pieces.  Make sense?
• Basic White:  3 1/2" x 4 3/4", cut with Everday Arches dies
• Garden Green:  3 1/2" x 3 1/2", cut with Spotlight on Nature dies
• Basic White:  3 1/4" x 3 1/4", cut with Stylish Shapes dies

Open.  Add the Everyday Arches die-cut to center to write your message.  You have plenty of room on each flap to add a pocket or belly band to hold gift card(s).

I wanted to show how small of a border this is, when you're adding the inside pieces. Glue the left and right panels as close to the outer edges as possible, so there is no chance of overlapping with the center panel.

I stamped the front focal piece with a few different green inks.  Finished off with some Barely Blush Butterflies and Peaceful Pine ribbon.

Stamps:  Scalloped Blooms Bundle, Springtime Scenes Bundle

Ink:  Pretty Peacock, Granny Apple Green, Lemon Lime Twist

Paper:  Garden Green, Basic White, Valley in Bloom DSP

Other:  Everyday Arches dies, Spotlight on Nature dies, Stylish Shapes dies, Peaceful Pine 3/8" Bordered ribbon, 2026-2028 In Color Butterflies (Barely Blush)

My second project is a Journal with pockets on the inside.  Again, I'm using some "reinforcing flaps" on the edges.  Folding and glueing these in makes the base of this journal sturdier.  I used some heavy weight printer paper to add some journal pages for taking notes.  A 3-hole pamphlet stitch worked out perfectly to add those.

After I stamped and hand-cut the flowers and leaves, I ink-blended all of those edges to take off the white border.  I glued everything down flat, and added no extra embellishments.  I purposely left off embellishments because this journal is so small/thin.  If you are writing on the pages inside, and run your pen over a lumpy embellishment,,,your writing gets messed up.

Paper Measurements:

• Valley in Bloom DSP (base):  12" x 12"
• Score across the 12" side at 1/2", 6", 11 1/2"
• Turn to the left once (so the top of your pattern is to the left now) and score at 1/2", 3"
• Basic White:  scraps to stamp and hand-cut flowers and leaves
• decorative panel was left-over from the Painted Skies Card Kit
• Printer paper:  (5) 8" x 10", folded in half

During the video, I said I would die-cut an intial because I didn't think stamping on this textured die-cut would be a good idea.  Well, I changed my mind!  Decided to give it a whirl, and it's not horrible.  Not nearly as rough-looking as I thought it would be.

This is the inside back pocket.

Inside front pocket, with a card in there, just to show size.

Close-up of the pockets so you can see that reinforcement side strip gets glued on over top of the pocket.  That helps to tighten up that pocket, so stuff doesn't fall out.

Stamps:  Begonia Belle, Springtime Scenes

Ink:  Basic Beige, Crumb Cake, Highland Heather, Garden Green, Gorgeous Grape

Paper:  Basic White, Valley in Bloom DSP, printer paper

Other:  

This coming Thursday's project will be a Mini Album using materials from my May-Aug 2026 Paper Share.  We'll use the chipboard included in the packaging, as well as the shares of the Bloom Boutique and In Colors DSPs.

Also, head's up that I'll be having a Paper Share for the upcoming September Online Exclusives AND Sep-Dec 2026 Catalog.  15 packs of paper total!  Details are forthcoming.

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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Using Black & White prints in your projects!

Designing and creating with black and white patterned paper is fun because you can choose to color the patterns with whatever medium you want, or you can choose to leave the black and white alone.  Black and white patterns give you so much flexibility to customize a color scheme, or focus on the contrast of the black and white.  We're lucky to have three different packs of designer series paper in the May - August 2026 Catalog that have black and white patterns.  Click the links below and check them out!

• Paper Medley
• Artisan Sketched
• Beautiful Ordinary Life

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 fun Diamond Pillar Card with a Pop-Up greeting.  I wanted to show a couple of different ways to color the black and white prints.  I first ink-blended Lemon Lime Twist all over the leafy panels, then I went back in and colored each leaf with Granny Apple Green Stampin' Blends markers to get some shading.  I like how it turned out!

Paper Measurements:

• Lemon Lime Twist:  4 1/4" x 11", scored at 3/4", 2 3/4", 4 3/4", 5 1/2", 6 1/4", 8 1/4", 10 1/4"
• Paper Medley (Polka Dots) DSP:  (2) 1/2" x 4"
• Beautiful Ordinary Life (Leafy) DSP:  (2) 1 3/4" x 4"
• dsp scraps for hinges:  (2) 1/2" x whatever, folded in half...I forgot to add these until after I had already glued down the leafy print dsp pieces.
• Granny Apple Green:  3 3/4" x 3 3/4", cut with Scalloped Booms dies
• Basic White:  3 1/4" x 3 1/4", cut with Stylish Shapes dies
• Basic Black and Real Red:  scraps to die-cut ladybug pieces

Side view.  Finish off with some Clear dots from the Dew Drops.

Stamps:  Scalloped Blooms Bundle, Springtime Scenes Bundle

Ink:  Lemon Lime Twist, Basic Black

Paper:  Lemon Lime Twist, Granny Apple Green, Basic White, Paper Medley DSP, Beautiful Ordinary Life DSP

Other:  Dew Drops, Granny Apple Green Stampin' Blends

For my second card, I colored the black and white print dsp with Soft Seafoam Stampin' Blends markers.  Again, you can color these patterned papers with anything you want.  Using your Stampin' Blends is a quick way to add your colors.  I went with the Soft Seafoam, but keep in mind that you can use ANY colors.  You could use browns, blues, oranges...whatever you want.

Stamp and hand-cut flowers and leaves from the new Begonia Belle - July Product of the Month.   I know I always complain about so many flowers, but for some reason I really liked these.  I think because they are easy to stamp and hand-cut.  I also love a good two-step flower, because you can come up with lots of fun color combinations.  

Paper Measurements:

• Soft Seafoam:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• Basic White:  3 3/4" x 5"
• Beautiful Ordinary Life DSP:  (3) 1 1/2" x 3 1/2"
• Basic White:  big scraps to stamp and hand-cut flowers, leaves, and greeting

Stamps:  Begonia Belle

Ink:  Bubble Bath, Strawberry Slush, Soft Seafoam

Paper:  Soft Seafoam, Basic White, Beautiful Ordinary Life DSP

Other:  2025-2027 In Color Flat Pearls, Soft Seafoam Stampin' Blends

My last project is a fun Tri-Panel Arches card using some of the leftovers from my Painted Skies Kit cards!  These larger arches pieces are left over punch-outs from those cards, and they match the Everyday Arches dies perfectly, so I was able to cut some more layers to fit inside.  Fun!  I wanted to keep this one all black and white, and add some GOLD.

I used two different "Accent" products - Floral Flight Accents are the black die-cuts and then the Gilded Wings Accents are all butterflies.  

Paper Measurements:

• White panels:  (3) left over from Painted Skies Kit.  OR you could cut some out of Basic White, 3 1/2" x 4 3/4", cut with Everyday Arches dies
• Basic Black:  3" x 10 1/2", scored at 3 1/2, and 7"
• Artisan Sketched DSP:  (3 different prints) 3 1/8" x 4 3/8", cut with Everyday Arches dies
• Basic Black:  (2) 2 1/8" x 3 3/8", cut with Everyday Arches dies then embossed with Fern & Flora folder
• Basic White:  2 1/8" x 3 3/8", cut with Everyday Arches dies (same size as above)
• Basic Black:  scrap to stamp and gold-emboss greeting

Standing up so you can see all the panels.  I figured you can write something on that middle panel.

I added some Flower Accents to finish.  They are a nice bright gold.

Stamps:  Reason to Celebrate

Ink:  Versamark

Paper:  Basic Black, Basic White, Painted Skies Kit leftover panels, Artisan Sketched Designer Series Paper

Other:  Everyday Arches dies, Fern & Flora embossing folder, Floral Flight Accent, Gilded Wings Accents, Flower Accents, gold embossing powder

Dig through your paper stash and see what black & white prints you might already have!  

Join me this Thursday for some ideas featuring the Valley in Bloom Designer Series papers.  I wasn't wild about the Lily of the Valley bundle, but I love all the greens in these papers!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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Christmas in July 2026 Projects

It's about time that I got these projects uploaded for you!  Wow...it's been a busy week, and I should be heading to bed since it's already well after midnight, but here I am still working on things.  :(  This past Thursday, I kicked off the month with some Christmas in July projects.  As you will notice - a lot of the products that I used are not current.  That's because I don't have any current stamps or dies for the holidays.  Even though there are few Christmas things in the July Online Exclusives, I'm holding out for the Sep-Dec catalog.  Plus, this gave me a chance to go back to some old favorites that I'm sure some of you still have too!  Shop your stash and see what you can use!

As crafters, Christmas/Holidays is generally the most popular event that we create for.  We make cards, tags, boxes, bags, scrapbook pages, mini albums, folios, planners, gift card holders, ornaments, banners, framed art...just to name a few.  I took just three things from that list and came up with some ideas.

Don't forget that my BOGO Sale is still going on... You can find all of the details and information on THIS blog post.  BOGO Sale ends on July 15, 2026.  If you have any questions at all, please email me and ask! 

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I started off with some TAGS.  I love making tags because they're so useful.  Tie them on a plain handled gift bag, tie them on a package, tie them on a little treat, add them to a plain lunch bag to doll it up, add them to a scrapbook or journal.  Lots of ways to incorporate tags into your gift giving.

I've been wanting to create these "rustic trees" for a very long time, and this turned out to be a perfect project for using scraps of paper!  All you need are THREE squares, but in half diagonally, to build your trees.  To save you the trouble - I used 1 1/2", 2", and 2 1/2" squares for all of these ornaments.  I didn't even cut the squares completely straight, because it doesn't matter.

Arrange your triangles to and fro, starting at the bottom and layering up to the smaller pieces.  Add a scrap of brown for the tree stump.  

It was fun to use some of the new Mini Christmas Buttons and Adhesive-Backed Blooms as the "ornaments".   I love non-traditional colors for my holiday projects!  There is plenty of room to write on the back of these tags.

Paper Measurements:

• Peaceful Pine/Highland Heather/Strawberry Slush (Tag BASE):  4 1/2"ish cut with Scalloped Blooms die
• Crumb Cake/Fresh Freesia/Luxe White (Tag layer):  3 3/4"ish cut with Scalloped Blooms die
• Various designer series papers to cut into your squares, then triangles to build trees.  Use SCRAPS!
• Pecan Pie/Crumb Cake:  tiny scrap for tree trunks
• Basic White:  again...scraps to stamp greetings

Individual pictures -

Traditional colors - Peaceful Pine with Red button ornaments.  The Crumb Cake layer was already embossed with the retired Pinewood Planks folder.  I pulled that from my scraps pile and cut the scallop.

White tree with Freesia Blooms for ornaments.

Made this one off-camera.  Strawberry Slush base with Pretty in Pink and Bubble Bath designer series papers for the tree.

Punch a hole in the top and add various ribbons.

Stamps:  Good Greetings (retired)

Ink:  Real Red, Highland Heather

Paper:  Peaceful Pine, Crumb Cake, Fern Flora DSP, 2026-2028 In Color Gingham DSP, Highland Heather, Fresh Freesia, Luxe White Specialty DSP, Strawberry Slush, Everyday Essentials Mix & Match DSP, Basic White

Other:  Scalloped Blooms dies, Christmas Buttons, Blooms, Peaceful Pine ribbon, Linen Thread, Fresh Freesia Seam Binding, Bubble Bath ribbon, White Baker's Twine

My second project is a gift card holder using the old Bigz dies that I have - Stocking and Stocking Accents.  There is a new stocking bundle in the July Online Exclusives, but it's not really my style.  These dies that I have are quite a bit bigger, but you get the idea!  

I layered 2 1/2 stocking die-cuts to make this gift card holder.  The top most layer is embossed with the Forever Plaid folder.  I had to back that with another stocking to make it sturdy enough.

Add the stocking cuff, some holly leaves and more of the Christmas Buttons!  Customize this gift card holder by using the Mini Alphabet die - or whatever right-size alphabet dies that you have!  I can't be the only one that has at least 10 different sets of alphabet and number dies in every size you could ever need.  I have a hard time passing them up because you never know what size or style will be perfect for a project.  I did run a Clear Shimmer brush over all of the letters

Have you noticed that the toe and heel are FLOWERS?  I had just a scrap of Cherry Cobbler DSP and cut those pieces backwards.  Doh!  

The other 1/2 stocking is glued to the back to make the gift card pocket!  Add a ribbon loop so that you can hang this gift card holder in your tree if you want.

Paper Measurements:

• Cherry Cobbler:  (3) 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", to cut 3 full sets of the stocking base pieces
• Basic White:  2 1/4" x 4", to die-cut the cuff
• Mossy Meadow:  scraps to die-cut holly leaves
• Cherry Cobbler:  scraps to die-cut letters

Stamps:  none

Ink:  none

Paper:  Cherry Cobbler, Mossy Meadow, Basic White, Cherry Cobbler dsp (retired print)

Other:  Stocking and Accent Bigz dies, Mini Alphabet dies, Christmas Buttons, Clear Shimmer brush, White Glittered Organdy ribbon

My last project is a Christmas card.  Really easy design using an old Tree punch.  Use whatever punch or die that you have - it could be a tree, an ornament, a smallish stocking...whatever you have that will fit.  I did use the new Swirls of Magic embossing folder, from the July Online Exclusives.  It's in the Halloween section, but it's really going to be good for just about any occasion.

Peaceful Pine and the new Gingham papers to the rescue for this one!  I love a monotone card.

Paper Measurements:

• 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
• In Color Gingham DSP (Peaceful Pine):  3 1/4" x 5 1/2", plus scrap to punch the tree
• Peaceful Pine:  1" x 5 1/2", embossed with Swirls of Magic embossing folder
• Peaceful Pine:  2 1/2" Circle
• Basic White:  2 1/4" circle
• Basic White:  scrap for greeting

Stamp some speckles on that white circle, just to give it some interest.

The only things popped up are the tree and the greeting.  Finish off with a few In Color Dots

Stamps:  Good Greetings, Itty Bitty Backgrounds

Ink:  Peaceful Pine

Paper:  Peaceful Pine, Basic White, 2026-2028 In Color Gingham Designer Series Paper

Other:  Swirls of Magic embossing folder, 2 1/4" and 2 1/2" Circle punches, Pine tree punch, 2026-2028 In Color Dots

I hope you enjoyed these Christmas ideas, and can find some products in your stash to make some of your own!

This coming Thursday I'll be creating with some of the Black & White patterned papers that we have - from THREE different packs!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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Friends of Unity July 2026 Blog Hop - Color Combination

Welcome to the Friends of Unity Blog Hop for July 2026!  This month's theme is a Color Challenge - Red, White, and Blue!  Fitting since our Blog Hop is on Independence Day.

Our Friends of Unity Blog Hoppers are also hosting a challenge over in the Unity Show & Tell Facebook Group!  There are 4 fabulous prizes up for grabs for 3 lucky winners!! All you have to do is enter a card using our Color Challenge and your Unity Products into the Color Challenge album (<----click the bold link to go to directly to the album) in the Unity Show & Tell FB group.  Upload your photo to the album and you're entered!  The contest is open through July 31st!

I had fun with this Sh*tkickers stamp designed by Angie Blom for Unity Stamp Co!  I went with two greetings, just to keep things even.

 

Paper Measurements:

• Poppy Parade:  8 1/2" x 7", scored at 3 1/2"
• Basic White:  3 1/4" x 8 1/4", for inside
• Basic White:  3 1/8" x 8 1/8"
• Boho Bandana:  (2) 2 11/16" x 2 15/16"
• Rustic Wood:  2 11/16" x 2 15/16"
• Basic White:  scraps to stamp, hand-cut greetings

I heat-embossed the boots with black ink and clear powder, then hand-cut them.  Pop them up on the different papers.

Finished off with a LOT of rhinestones!

Here's a list of everything I used:

Stamps: Sh*tkickers, extended celebration (Unity Stamp Co)

Ink:  Real Red, Blueberry Bushel, Midnight (Catherine Pooler)

Paper:  Poppy Parade, Basic White, Boho Bandana & Rustic Wood paper packs (Unity Stamp Co)

Other:  Clear embossing powder, Basic Rhinestones

You probably got here from Rachel's post.  Your next stop will be to Joyce's post!  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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Fun File Folder Folio!

I know this doesn't look like much, because I did not decorate it.  This Tri-Fold Folio made out of File Folders is a fun project!

While I was taking pictures for this blog post, I decided that I'm definitely going to wait until I get the JULY Product of the Month - the Begonia Belle stamp set.  I'll add a floral theme to this amazing File Folder Folio.

Meanwhile, this blog post will share all of the IMPORTANT BITS - the cutting instructions and paper measurements that you'll need to create one of these folios yourself.  Finished folio is 6" x 9"ish tall.  I used TWO file folders (a center tab, and an end tab folder), FOUR 12" x 12" pieces of designer paper, and some cardstock to make this folio.  My guess is that this File Folder Folio will hold at least 25 pictures and/or journaling.  

Reminder about my ongoing BOGO Sale!  You can find all of the details and information on THIS blog post.  BOGO Sale dates are June 15 - July 15, 2026.  If you have any questions at all, please email me and ask!  

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.

I'll document the file folder cutting instructions and measurements first, then I will list out the paper measurements for each panel.  I also took pictures of my prototype pieces, since I did not glue them together.  It's like I was thinking ahead or something.  :)

I want to point out - you should cut and score your file folder pieces first, but DO NOT glue them together.  You'll want to add some of the cardstock/designer series paper layers before assembling.  Watch the video for assembly.

Also, save all of your file folder scraps.  You'll need some of them.

1. Center Tab File Folder - first cut this file folder in half at the factory fold.  Using the half that has the center tab on it...  save the bottom half for step 4.

• Cut at the RIGHT side of the tab, at 8" from the left edge.
• Flip that piece over, so the tab is the left and score at 6" and 6 1/2".
• This will end up being the Center Panel of our Tri-Fold Folio.

2.  Top Tab File Folder - again, cut this in half at the factory fold first.  Using the half that has the tab on it: 

• With the tab at the left side, cut at 7".
• Score at 6", and 6 1/2".
• This will end up being the Right Panel of our folio.

3.  Using the other half of the File Folder from Step 2:

• Cut it to be 9" tall.
• Cut it 5 1/2" wide.  
• This will end up being our Left Panel/Front Cover.  

4.  Using the other half of the file folder from Step 1:

• Cut TWO pieces that are 5 1/2" x 8 3/4", from each end.
• Score at 1/2" from the factory fold end.
• These will be Top and Bottom Flips that we'll add to the Center panel.

5.  Make a Gusseted Pocket using one of the file folder scraps:

• Cut a piece 3 1/4" x 6 1/2".
• Score at 1/2" on three sides as shown.  
• Trim corners out, and mitre the flaps.
• This pocket will be added to the inside of the Right panel.

6.  Make a Double Flip using another file folder scrap.

• Cut a piece 4 3/8" x 9.
• Score at 4 3/8", and 4 5/8".
• This flip will get glued inside the left-side spine.

7.  These sketches show how I cut all of my designer series papers, from four 12" x 12" sheets.

Now I'll give you the paper measurements for each panel.

Front Cover/Outside Left Panel:

• Petal Pink: 5" x 8 3/4"
• DSP:  4 3/4" x 8 1/2"

Inside Left Panel:

• DSP:  5" x 8 3/4"
• DSP:  1 3/8" x 8 3/4" (on the tiny pocket)

Outside Right Panel:

• Hydrangea Hue:  5 3/4" x 8 3/4"
• DSP:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2"

Inside Right Panel and Pocket:

• DSP:  5 3/4" x 8 3/4"
• Petal Pink:  2 1/2" x 5 1/4"
• DSP:  2 1/4" x 5"

Center Panel Top & Bottom Flips:

• Hydrangea Hue:  (2) 5 1/4" x 7 3/4", embossed
• Petal Pink:  (2) 5 1/4" x 7 3/4"
• DSP:  (2) 5" x 7 1/2"

Center Panel:  (attach top and bottom flips before adding this DSP layer)

• DSP:  5 3/4" x 8 3/4"

Double Flip/Inside Left Spine: 

• DSP:  (2) 4 1/8" x 4 1/8"
• Hydrangea Hue:  (2) 4 1/8" x 4 1/8", embossed

Center Panel/Back Cover:

• Hydrangea Hue:  5 3/4" x 8 3/4"
• Petal Pink:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", embossed

I hope you are inspired to create a fun folio out of some File Folders!  You can find file folders just about anywhere, even the Dollar Store!  I got mine from Amazon a long time ago, and they are linked in my Amazon Store below.

Once I get my Begonia Belle stamps and finish this, I'll share it in one of my weekly lives.

This Thursday, I'm kicking of July with Christmas in July!  It's never too early to start on your Christmas cards. 

NOTE:  There are a LOT of NEW items going live on Wednesday, July 1st!  New Online Exclusives (Halloween, some Fall, and Holidays included), New Kits, and New Product of the Month!  Check out my online store to see everything!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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