I continue to play with Stampin’ Up!’s Nature’s Symphony Bundle. I’ve said this before, but when I get a new bundle or stamp set, I really enjoy stretching the limits. It’s fun to see all the different ways the paper crafting products can be used. And, I know that I generally just scratch the surface. (Find this bundle, and many others, in Stampin’ Up!’s January-April 2026 Mini Catalog.)

In other posts, I’ve shown the large die cut leaf as the focal point on many cards. Today, I show you what you can do with the piece of card stock left over from the die cutting. Use it as a stencil to create a different look on your handmade cards. Be sure to watch the video below to see a visual demonstration of how this actually works.

Measurements and Details

• Basic Beige cardstock base measuring 8 1/2 x 5 1/2, scored and folded at 4 1/4
• Mossy Meadow pattern from the Nature Walk 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper measuring 5 1/4 x 4
• Mossy Meadow cardstock panel measuring 4 1/2 x 3 1/4
• Basic Beige cardstock panel measuring 4 1/2 x 3 1/4.
• Blend image (Small Blending Brush) on cardstock with Mossy Meadow. Emboss with Exposed Brick 3D Embossing Folder.
• Stamp sentiment in Mossy Meadow ink on Basic Beige scrap die with Stylish Shapes Dies
• Linen Thread
• Low Profile Sparkle Dots

How to Video

From my craft room in Mesa, Arizona, I offer step-by-step instructions for creating today’s featured card.

February Free Card Kit Offer

Do you love this bundle? I’m offering a four card free kit during the month of February. In February, make an online purchase of $50 (before tax, shipping, and any redeemed rewards) and I’ll send you the ingredients (excluding stamped elements and gems), to create one each of the four cards pictured above. Make a $75 purchase (before tax, shipping, and any redeemed rewards), and you’ll receive the card kit and a full package of the Moody Palette Glossy Dots. (In addition, when you make a $75 purchase, you earn the opportunity to purchase Stampin’ Up!’s Product of the Month for just $5 offered by Stampin’ Up!) Click here to read all about the offer.

Thanks so much for visiting my blog today. I hope you enjoy this card today. Please let me know if you have questions about this project or any other.

Kim Quade, Stampin’ Up! demonstrator in Mesa, Arizona

Supply List

Click on any of the graphics below to shop for the products to create this card at home: