Stampin’ Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop – Country Club Suite and Mountain Air Bundle

Welcome to Birdwing Paper Design and the April Artisan Design Team blog hop!  Once again we are delighted to work with more products from the January-June 2020 Mini Catalogue by Stampin’ Up!.

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For this month’s blog hop, the team is mixing and matching the Country Club Suite (#153930) and the Mountain Air Bundle (#153820).

Country Club Suite from Stampin' Up!Mountain Air Bundle from Stampin' Up!

When I first saw these two bundles together, I had so many ideas running through my head!  For this blog hop, I wanted to give the cards a lot of colour and use the product in an unconventional way.

Each card used the same 5 blue colours for the background (Seaside Spray, Balmy Blue, Pacific Point, Coastal Cabana, and Bermuda Bay) along with stamps from the Mountain Air Bundle.  The layers on top of the background, including the stamps and embellishments, were all from the Country Club Suite.

Artisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain Air

The first card was created with an ink blended and tree stamped background. The large golfer was stamped and embossed in black on vellum and contrasts nicely with the blue.  I kept the Country Club Elements in their original form as I loved the natural, wooden look of them.

Artisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain AirArtisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain Air

The second card used the moon stamp from Mountain Air to create a simple polka dot background.  The Happy Birthday stamp was layered on a piece of vellum that was embossed with the Absolutely Argyle 3D Embossing Folder.  I also used several of the round wood elements to finish the card off.

Artisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain AirArtisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain Air

The final card had a striped, watercolour background with mountains stamped on the diagonal.  I decided to let the background be the focus and just added a few embellishments and a greeting.

Artisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain AirArtisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain Air

It’s good practice to mix and match Stampin’ Up! products from different sets as it challenges your creativity and encourages you to use those products in unique ways.  I hope you try to combine the Mountain Air stamps with the Country Club Suite to come up with new creations of your own!

For more inspiration, hop on over to Manuela’s blog!

Leah

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Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used For This Project

All supplies used in this project can be purchased from my Stampin’ Up! Store.

PAPER: Whisper White and Basic Black Card Stock, Fluid 100 Watercolour Paper, Vellum, Silver Glimmer Paper

STAMPS: Clubhouse, Mountain Air

INK:  Seaside Spray, Balmy Blue, Pacific Point, Coastal Cabana, Bermuda Bay, Tuxedo Black Memento, VersaMark

PUNCHES & DIES:  Golf Club Dies

TOOLS: White Embossing Powder, Black Embossing Powder, Aqua Painter

EMBELLISHMENTS & RIBBON: Country Club Elements, Black Country Club Twine

 

2020 Stampin’ Up! Artisan Design Team

Caroline van der Straaten

 Emma Goddard

  Helene den Breejen

  Jan Clothier

Lauren Alarid

Leah Fedynak

Manuela Geiswinkler

Marine Wiplier

  Martha Groger

  Martin Stone

Narelle Farrugia

  Nina Waldschmidt

 Rochelle Blok

Stesha Bloodhart

Tammy Wilson

Zsuzsánna Balazs

 

Artisan Design Team Blog Hop-Country Clubhouse Suite and Mountain Air

 

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12 thoughts on “Stampin’ Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop – Country Club Suite and Mountain Air Bundle

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  3. So lovely! I like the way you’ve black embossed on to vellum for the golfer image. Not only is it striking on its own but it lets the image take on the colours in the background. Love the ink blended and stamped background. 🙂

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  4. I love your projects! I especially love how you used the “moon” shape for a completely different use. What a great card. I also love the repeating mountains on an angle with all those different colors. Such “out of the box” cards. So creative and awesome!

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