On the third Saturday of the month, I host a stamp class.  This month I featured the Butterfly Bundle collection.  The paper in this collection is absolutely gorgeous and if you had the opportunity to get it, you should. Here are a couple of cards I created with the Bundle.  If you'd like to create these cards, they are available for purchase. 

  Have you seen the Snailed it Bundle from Stampin' Up!?  This is my first time using it and I'm inspired by the cute and fun images, the sentiment, the dies, and the colors.  This product is available in a Suite, "The Snail Mail Suite Collection, but it is currently unavailable.  The Suite includes Designer Series Paper (DSP), coordinating 2-pack bakers twine, and coordinating gems...what's not to love.  This is the first card that I created using this bundle and I must say that I had fun making it.  Once I had the paper, everything else came together very quickly.  I created this card for a card swap in the Facebook Group, The Card Shack. I made an A2 card that opened horizontally (bottom to topI as my card base.  I next created the background using tone-on-tone stamping with an image from the stamp set. I next took a piece of the DSP cut into 3 equal pieces and then used the opposite side of the DSP for a little difference.  I added some Stampin' dimensionals t