Welcome to the Stamper's Showcase May 2019 Blog Hop!  

This month our theme is all about fabulously "Fun & Fancy" Fold cards.

The limited edition Stampin' Up! Everything is Rosy Medley is gorgeous so I thought what better way to showcase it than to use it to make a beautiful Drapery Fold card.

 Add an extra layer of cardstock - I used Night of Navy - to create contrast, and then adhere to your Melon Mambo card base.  Stamp your sentiment in Night of Navy ink and use the floral die cuts that come in the Everything is Rosy Medley to complete the look.  I also added a few Rhinestone gems -because I love bling!

I obviously haven't decided which photos to use for my page, but this versatile layout would be perfect for recording the memory of a special occasions like a wedding or anniversary, or even aa graduation - seeing as it's the season for that.

Here's a close up of one of the die cut embellishments and beautiful Melon Mambo ribbon that come with the Everything is Rosy Medley.  I popped it up on the page with some dimensionals.

The Stampin' Up! Everything is Rosy Medley of products is available exclusively during the month of May while supplies last - get yours today by clicking the product icon below!
My May Hostess Code is:  MEBMZ3QK

Today I'm playing along with my friend Kylie's International Blog Highlight with Stampin' Up! demonstrators from around the world.  Our theme again this month is "Encouragement."  I know so many people who would love to receive a card of encouragement - how about you?
 
 I just received my Everything is Rosy Product Medley and couldn't wait to dive in and start working with those beautiful designer papers with the rose gold foil elements!  And the sweet sentiments - especially the one that says "Time to Celebrate all the Lovely things in life starting with You" are perfect for sharing a note of encouragement with a friend!
 These papers are absolutely gorgeous so I created a Double Easel Card to really showcase the patterns.  This is one of those folding techniques that's actually much simpler than it looks!  It really only took me maybe 10 minutes to make this card.  I really should make a video to prove it to you!The foil element and flower accents are actually pre-die cut images that come with the Medley.
 Here's a side view so you can see why it's called a double easel card.
And of course, don't forget to stamp the inside of your card to match!  There's even a stamp that says "Dear Friend!"

If you enjoyed my card today please visit http://bit.ly/KyliesInternationalHighlightsMay2019VoteforMeHere to vote for me and check out the other participants wonderful creations.