Stamp Simply Spring Release Blog Hop

Welcome to Stamp Simply's Spring Release Blog Hop!  Our designers are excited to share projects featuring four new stamp sets and two new coordinating steel die sets.  Darsie's video showcases the new products and how to use them.  

My first card showcases the beautiful new Get Well Tulip and coordinating steel dies.  

I stamped the tulip onto some text-printed designer paper and colored it with copic markers, then die-cut the sentiment.  Here's a look at the inside.

Here are the supplies I used to make this card:

• Stamp Simply Clear Get Well Tulip clear stamp set and coordinating steel dies
• Kaisercraft Limelight designer paper 
• Spellbinders small and large classic oval dies
• Memento Tuxedo Black ink
• Tim Holtz tea dye distress ink
• Inkssentials blending tool
• Copic markers (YG61, 63, 67, R83, 85)
• Sea Foam seam binding
• Melissa Frances white pearls
• Dusty Pink Mini paper blooms
• Tombo Mono Multi liquid glue
• self-adhesive foam squares
• glue dots

My next card is a very shiny clean and simple design using one of the new scripture stamp sets, Fear Not.  

I love how metallic paper and some gold ink instantly step up the formality of a card.  The sentiment and pretty paper can stand on their own without any embellishments, so this card would be an easy one to mail, and it would be just as appropriate for a fella as for a lady. 

The words in both new scripture sets are so uplifting!  Life can be tough, and we all know someone who could use some Godly encouragement.  

Here are the supplies for my shiny card:

• Stamp Simply Clear Stamp Set Fear Not
• Delicata Golden Glitz ink
• Bazzill Basics Kraft Foil designer paper
• Bazzill Mirror gold cardstock
• Spellbinders Labels 21 dies
• Tombo Mono Multi liquid glue
• self-adhesive foam squares

And here are the links for the hop.  Be sure to visit each one so you can see the projects using the other new sets that were not presented here!

• Sharon Johnson
• Darsie Bruno
• Deb Saaranen
• Deb Felts--you're here!
• Heidi Blankenship
• Holly McMillen