True Blue Florals Celebrate

Since receiving my package of the True Blue Florals 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper, I’ve nearly used an entire package of patterned paper. That’s 12 sheets, two each of six designs. I’ve experimented with the patterns using a variety of my go-to layouts that work well with most double-sided patterned papers.

The True Blue Florals DSP is Stampin’ Up!’s first Product of the Month offering. Each month, Stampin’ Up! introduces a Product of the Month. Place an online store purchase of at least $75 (before tax, shipping, and redeemed rewards), and unlock the opportunity to purchase the Product of the Month for just $5. Available while supplies last and limited to one per customer. I can’t wait to see the January Product of the Month.

For today’s cards, I used a fun circle layout. Using Stampin’ Up!’s Stylish Shapes Dies, I die cut different size circles from varying True Blue Florals patterns. I then layered them on a Basic Beige card front and added a sentiment.

Measurements and Details

Balmy Blue cardstock base measuring 8 1/2 x 5 1/2, scored and folded at 4 1/4
Basic Beige cardstock base measuring 5 1/4 x 4
Five circles die cut with the Stylish Shapes Dies
Sentiment from Banner Sayings stamped in Balmy Blue on Basic Beige cardstock; punched with Three Banner Punch
Balmy Blue 1/4″ Gingham Ribbon (available January 6, 2026)
Iridescent Pearl Basic Jewels colored with Night of Navy Stampin’ Blend

See below for another version using slightly different papers. I also embossed the Basic Beige background with the Lovely Stripes 3D Embossing Folder (available for order beginning January 6).

If you love this DSP, check out some other posts featuring this patterned paper. Remember, most of the cards I’ve created can be made with any double-sided paper in your stash.

True Blue Florals Easy Fun Fold

True Blue Florals Card Samples

True Blue Florals Thank You

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