Paper Pumpkin Sparkling Celebrations Cards May 2026

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Paper Pumpkin Sparkling Celebrations Card May 2026

My May Paper Pumpkin Kit was a little slow in getting here, and now I have finally gotten around to making the cards. Truthfully, I wasn’t interested in this Paper Pumpkin Kit. It didn’t appeal to me, and I’m not planning any celebrations. But I forgot to “Skip a Month” in my account, so it came. But, as with all Paper Pumpkin Kits, it was actually fun to make anyway! It reminded me of cards for Chinese New Year with the lanterns!

As with all Paper Pumpkin Kits, once you have the kit, you can do anything you want with your supplies. A lot of people make maybe one each of the cards as designed, but then they may make alternative versions. These cards were great for that because the card bases were printed on both sides. So if you wanted to use some of your own supplies, you could have cut the card base in half and used what would have been the front and back to make two cards instead of one!

These cards were easy to make. The first card with the fireworks were just diecuts, large and small, to adhere on mini dimensionals to pop them up, a stamped greeting, and some sparkly gems for the fireworks. The card with the arched window actually pops open a little bit which is fun. I almost ruined it by trying to punch out the whole thing and not just the window panes! The bottom card just has stamping at the bottom, a lampost die and three extra little lights to add. Plus two had the banner greetings. I changed one from “You’re invited” to “Wishing You Happiness” which was supposed to be on one card.

Once you are a Paper Pumpkin subscriber, you can go in the Online Store under Paper Pumpkin Refills and Past Kits and see what is available. Full kits aren’t always available, depending on inventory, but the refill is pretty good because you get the supplies minus the little ink spot and stamp set. You can substitute something you already have in your stash. Sometimes I have bought the refill if I wanted to make more of the project, such as Halloween treat bags, Easter treats, or Christmas gift tags, for example.

If you haven’t subscribed yet to Paper Pumpkin, now is the time so you don’t forget! You can read all about the next kit for June HERE in this post recently. Just sign up by June 10th!

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SAVE THE DATE! NEW SCENIC COAST CRAFT CLASS!  

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Craft Class Scenic Coast Save the Date

Talented Stampin’ Up! instructors will showcase four unique projects that you can make using the new Scenic Coast Suite Collection (167786) and other select products. Watch live on June 18 or watch the recording later at your convenience! A product list will be available which you can purchase before the class if you wish.

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Class: Scenic Coast Craft Class (171476)

Class Price: $30 USD (Suite not included)

Class Purpose: Explore the versatility of suites with four different paper crafting styles: shabby chic, artful, traditional, and modern

Product: Scenic Coast Suite Collection (167786)

Who: Demonstrators and Customers

Available for Purchase: June 2

Available for Streaming: June 18 at 2:00 p.m. (MT) Watch LIVE!

The class will be available for purchase before and after it streams on June 18

Where: An exclusive Facebook group

No purchase is required if you just want to watch the class! Recording will be available. Or watch the class and then purchase the materials you need, if you are not sure right now!

CHECK THE ONLINE STORE ON TUESDAY, JUNE 2 TO BUY THE CLASS!
 

Subtles Painted Patterns Friend Card

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Subtles Painted Patterns Friend Card

This Subtles Painted Patterns Friend Card is a very easy card to make! Yesterday in my stamping newsletter, I showed a card that I planned on illustrating how you could make a quick & easy card using one of the ephemera packs at Stampin’ Up! Well, the card I made would be easy for anyone to copy, but it was one of those cards that I could not get the design to come together to my satisfaction! Many cards can be like that, but since I was trying to make a super-simple card, I was easily frustrated not getting it right in my eye!

However, THIS card came out how I expected that card for my newsletter to come out! For this card, I just chose the designer paper, the color cardstock for the card base, adhered pieces of paper and slapped on an ephemera greeting! Done! And it still looks cute!

Every year Stampin’ Up! has a 6″ x 6″ pack of designer paper with all the colors in each color family. With this catalog, those packs are all 12″ x 12″, and I love the patterns they chose! I’d like to have all the colors, but I only bought the Subtles. It’s the Subtles Painted Patterns Designer Series Paper. I really like these patterns of polka dots, little dots, lines, stripes all in a watercolored look.

For this card, I chose this pattern of Calypso Coral small dots and therefore, a Calypso Coral card base. I chose this greeting in the Sincerely Noted Ephemera Pack in the new May-August Stampin’ Up! Catalog. You get lots of different greetings in many different shapes in muted colors so you can use them in lots of ways. It is so great if you are making a card, especially a quick & easy one, if you can just grab an appropriate greeting in an ephemera pack and finish off your card with it.

After I had the dotted designer paper adhered to the card front, I pulled out the paper with the wide and narrow stripes, thinking I would put it on the left side. But on impulse, I placed it on the right side of the card and liked it. This strip is 2″ x 5 1/4″. You can choose your own measurement. Since I loved the big polka dots also, I wondered if I could use a strip of that on the card, too. I meant to adhere is a little off the left edge of the card, but forgot, and glued it in it’s “normal” place, along the left edge of the card, which was fine. I really like the three different patterns of paper on this card, and yet it was so quick and easy to do. The polka dot strip is only about 1/2″ wide.

The ephemera greeting is a lovely sentiment and is popped up on Stampin’ Dimensionals. I also added a bow, which happens to be the new Barely Blush 3/8″ Bordered Ribbon. I think it really looks good on this card with the other colors, even though it is not officially a coordinating color. I think you could easily add some iridescent gems, something clear but sparkly, to add a little bling to the card, but it isn’t necessary.

You could make several cards in this design with either the same pack of designer series paper and different patterns, or use different DSPs, then just add an ephemera greeting or quickly stamp your own, and in not much time, you’ll have a good stack of cards to keep on hand for when you need one!

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Memorial Day 2026

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Memorial Day 2026

Today isn’t just a day for us to have a vacation, host a picnic, or shop the sales. It’s a day to remember those in the United States military who gave their lives while serving our country and protecting our freedoms. When I was growing up it was called “Decoration Day”. In 1971, Memorial Day became an official federal holiday.

Did you know Stampin’ Up! has a stamp set and dies in a Bundle called Service Essentials? You will find it in the Stampin’ Up! Online Store in the Online Essentials. This Bundle or just the stamp set can be used for anyone you want to celebrate as a hero – people who are military personnel, first responders, healthcare professionals, and maybe people serving your community. This set features bold sentiments, dog tags, stars, crosses, and rank insignias to add meaningful detail to thank-you cards, remembrance layouts, and patriotic paper crafting. As you can see, it is not just meant for military but it’s nice to have something to celebrate them especially.

Service Essentials Bundle


Garden Poetry Thank You Card

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Garden Poetry Thank You Card

I made this Garden Poetry Thank You Card a little while back, but don’t think I posted it. It’s a slightly different design and certainly easy to make. It has a top fold with a shorter card front for a different look. This paper is quite colorful and beautiful, and the patterns are in many colors! You’ll find it in the Online Exclusives when you shop at Stampin’ Up!

The card base is Crushed Curry cardstock, a color I don’t use very often. Start with a piece of cardstock cut at 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″. Score at 5 1/2″. The interesting thing to do is to cut off 1 1/4″ from the bottom of the front of the card. Adhere a 4″ x 4″ piece of designer paper to the card front. I used the Garden Poetry Designer Series Paper. These papers have vibrant florals and greenery in really rich colors, and the “other side” of the paper has the colors but not the images to use as beautiful backgrounds. This paper is part of the Garden Poetry Suite Collection.

For the greeting, I stamped the “Thank You” from the Paradise Garden Stamp Set and added a few flowers as well, all with Crushed Curry ink for that watermark look. On the inside, I added a Basic White 4″ x 4″ piece to the inside of the card, lined up so it wouldn’t show from underneath the card front. I stamped one flower on it. You can write a note or stamp some additional message inside the card.

The ribbon is some retired white ribbon. It is just wrapped around the card front. If I had thought of it before I adhered the designer paper on the front, I would have wrapped the ribbon just around the designer paper and then adhered the paper. But the way I did it is okay, too! You could add a few gems among the flowers.

Another change you could make would be to add a Basic White strip where the stamped greeting is, which would be 1″ x 4″ or even just 3/4″ wide. You could stamp the greeting on that.

You can make this style card for almost any occasion! And it’s a little different, so that makes it extra-special!

Garden Poetry Thank You Card Open

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Lovely & Beautiful Scalloped Window Box

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Lovely & Beautiful Scalloped Window Box

A fun new product in the Stampin’ Up! May-August Catalog are these Scalloped Window Boxes! As you can imagine, you can decorate them as simply or as fancy as you would like. Then just put your treat or gift inside because the front scalloped design is a window so your treat is protected. These are food safe and come eight in a package.

Scalloped Window Box Unassembled

These come flat and unassembled like the photo above so storage is not an issue. You will easily see how to fold up the box. All the lines are scored and no adhesive is needed! If you wanted to when you are finished, you could apply some glue or Stampin’ Seal if you really wanted to, but it is not necessary. The assembled box measures 3 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ x 1″. It’s a nice size for some pieces of candy, a cookie or two, or any little gift you want to put inside.

To decorate this box, I used the Lovely & Beautiful Specialty Designer Series Paper. You can just search for it in the Stampin’ Up! Online Store or look under Online Exclusives. It is not in the catalog, but it is still available as I write this. You can measure your own box before cutting the designer paper because exactly 3 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ might be a tiny bit too large. I trimmed off 1/8″, then went down to 3 1/4″ x 3 1/4″. You can diecut a circle or a scallop out of that piece of paper for the top. Be careful centering the die on the square paper evenly so it will fit around the scallop on the box. Just a plain circle might be easier, but you still would want to center it on that DSP. I used the Scalloped Bloom Dies. You will want these dies! I used the fourth die from the center.

If you want to decorate the sides of the box, you can use the same designer series paper or use cardstock, or even leave it plain. I accidentally cut one strip at 1″ wide and the others at 3/4″ wide, but it really doesn’t matter. My strips were 3 1/4″ long. I could have also just tied a ribbon around the sides.

For the flower decoration, you might not believe it, but it is from the other side of this pretty floral design I used for the box! The other side of this floral is a whole sheet of white with gold foil flowers of all sizes and kinds. I cut out one flower and some of its leaves and then colored them. The flower is colored with the Petal Pink Stampin’ Blends alcohol markers and the leaves with Old Olive. Petal Pink is pretty light, but adding the dark combo helped a little bit. Petal Pink is one of the coordinating colors with the paper.

Be a little careful with your adhesive in attaching the flower. I used Stampin’ Dimensionals to pop it up, but I didn’t want the Dimensionals showing from the inside through the window. I simply estimated where the Dimensionals would not show and put them under the flower and leaves. You can check from the inside of the box and make sure. I just wanted a small greeting, so I chose this one, on Basic White, stamped with Petal Pink ink, from the Banner Sayings Stamp Set. I kind of curled it a little to make it 3D. To avoid adhesive showing through the inside of the window, I put glue on the top of the end of the greeting so that it would be adhered underneath the flower petal, not to the box.

These Scalloped Window Boxes will be handy to have in your stash for that time when you need a cute little gift box!

Lovely & Beautiful Scalloped Window Box Side

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Velvet Meadow Easiest Ever Birthday Card

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Velvet Meadow Easiest Ever Birthday Card

If you want to make a quick and easy card, this Velvet Meadow Easiest Ever Birthday Card is the one for you! And so pretty and elegant, even if you couldn’t find an easier card to make! It’s all about the Velvet Meadow Specialty Designer Series Paper!

This paper is exceptional because it has soft flocking as part of the design on the paper. You can feel it, and it is lovely! What makes this card so easy to make is the way the design is printed on this paper, which Stampin’ Up! has been doing pretty frequently with the designer series paper. The paper is printed with a design at the top and bottom of the page so that you can cut it into 6 card fronts. Depending on what measurements you want, you can cut up this paper and have something similar and pretty on each card or project.

Velvet Meadow DSP Sheet

The card I made has a card base of Berry Burst, one of the coordinating colors with the Velvet Meadow paper. The designer paper is cut at 4″ x 5 1/4″. If you know you want to make six cards in total with this paper, just cut three strips vertically at 4″. Then trim down to 5 1/4″. You will have some plain middle pieces left but you can use the six cut pieces on card fronts.

Before adhering the designer paper to the card (just to be on the safe side!), stamp a greeting directly on to the card in the empty space. No label or anything necessary. Just stamp. I used the birthday greeting in the Scalloped Blooms Stamp Set. You’ll find it on page 46 in the new Stampin’ Up! May-August Catalog. It is part of a Suite, the Bloom Boutique Suite on page 16. You can buy it as part of a Bundle with the Scalloped Blooms Dies.

Since the card was SO easy to make, I had plenty of extra time left over from cardmaking to add just a few little embellishments, three Dreamy Flowers. You will find these in the Velvet Meadow Suite Collection. The flowers come in White, Berry Burst, and Bubble Bath. I used the Berry Burst.

That’s all there is to it when you use this particular pattern of paper that can be cut apart to make similar cards! The florals are so colorful and pretty already, but adding the flocking will make the cards extra-special!

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Paper Pumpkin Kit For June 2026!

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Bikes & Blooms Paper Pumpkin Ad June 2026

I almost forgot about the new Paper Pumpkin for June 2026! I got a notice that my May Paper Pumpkin had shipped, and that reminded me! The June Paper Pumpkin Kit is called Bikes & Blooms! This is a kit to make cheerful all-occasion cards with feel-good sentiments and shiny silver foil details and embellishments. I always think it is fun to see what embellishments come in a Paper Pumpkin Kit!

Kit Details:

These cheerful cards with standout silver details are made for feel-good moments.

 • Makes 9 cards: 3 each of 3 designs with 9 coordinating envelopes 

• Silver foil and precut paper pieces 

• Silver butterfly embellishments and linen thread 

• Coordinating colors: Calypso Coral (Classic Stampin’ Spot), Crushed Curry, Lost Lagoon, Misty Moonlight, Old Olive, Pecan Pie

This Paper Pumpkin Kit looks like a good one to me!

TRY Paper Pumpkin for one month and see how you like it! There is no obligation to continue for any number of months. You can even skip a month in your account and then reactivate it. Very easy! Once you are a subscriber, if there are any past kits or “refills” (everything except the stamp set and ink spot) that you want to purchase, you can do that. I especially love the holiday kits!

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Artisan Sketched Garden Happy Birthday Card

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Artisan Sketched Garden Happy Birthday Card

I was excited to play with my new In Color Stampin’ Blends markers and cardstock, plus the new Artisan Sketched Garden Designer Series Paper, and I finally got the chance to make this Artisan Sketched Garden Happy Birthday Card. I have to say I love the look of this card! Sometimes you make a card, and you really like it!

The card base is Barely Blush cardstock, one of the new 2026-2028 In Colors. It is a very light pink shade, and I’ll have to see how I like the ink color, but I think the light shade goes so well for this card. I didn’t add another layer of any paper for a background, but I felt like it needed a little something in the background. I decided to do a “watermark” look by stamping a small flower with the Barely Blush ink randomly on the card front. I only did a few, and when I stamped the flowers, I wished I had stamped off first. But as the ink dried, it became a lot lighter, so it worked how I wanted it. The flower was in the Paradise Garden Stamp Set.

I did see the idea for the black and white stripes and torn edges at the bottom of the card somewhere online and liked that look. This striped paper is the Artisan Sketched Garden Designer Series Paper. I measured a piece of the striped paper at 5 1/2″ x about 1 1/2″ or 1 3/4″. Remember, the tearing technique – hold the paper and tear toward yourself so that the side you want to show the torn edge is facing you. In this case, I took the torn piece, turned it over, and used that as a layer underneath the striped piece at the top. It is just stuck down a little bit behind the stripes.

For the flower vases, I cut some apart from the Artisan Sketched Garden DSP that I liked and colored them with my new In Color Stampin’ Blends. I used the Barely Blush for the flowers on the left, Crisp Cantaloupe for the flowers on the right and Peaceful Pine for all the green foliage. For the vases, I used Hydrangea Hue for the vase color with the pink tulips, and to look like some water in the clear glass vases in the middle and left. I just barely scribbled on some color. Hydrangea Hue is really a purplish blue, but I think it did fine as water, and mainly, I only wanted to use the new In Colors. I popped up the vases with Stampin’ Dimensionals, regular size and Minis. You could also glue them down flat. Or if you thought about it ahead , (I never do!), you could adhere a piece of Adhesive Sheets on the back of the DSP before cutting out the vases and turn them into stickers so you wouldn’t have to use adhesive on the narrow little foliage and flowers.

The greeting is stamped with the Lovely Arrangements Stamp Set. I wanted something small to fit on the card without taking away from the vases. It is stamped with Memento Black ink on a piece of Barely Blush cardstock and cut like a banner only on the left side. It is glued down flat, but could be popped up. For a finishing touch, I added three of the 2026-2028 In Color Dots in Barely Blush.

Be sure to check out the Artisan Sketched Garden Designer Series Paper on page 63 of the new Stampin’ Up! Catalog. We’ve had black and white paper before, (Here’s an old example!) and I think it offers a lot of creative options, whether you color on it in any one of a million ways or if you leave it black and white. Get some and try it out!

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Happy Mother’s Day!

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Happy Mother's Day Card and Tulips

Enjoy Your Mother’s Day!

My friend told me that a classic family story for them is the Mother’s Day card her son gave her when he was young that said, “You’re Like a Mother to Me!” They tease him about it every year! Whether she was “like a mother” to him or his “actual” mother, it was a sign of love to give her a beautiful card!

I hope you have a wonderful and fun Mother’s Day!

(Maybe you can sneak off to your craft space and stamp awhile!)

Subtles Painted Patterns Note Cards

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Subtles Painted Patterns Note Cards

Something new from the Stampin’ Up! May-August 2026 Catalog! These Subtles Painted Patterns Note Cards are made with the new Subtles Painted Patterns Designer Series Paper. Every year Stampin’ Up! offers patterned paper in the color families, like Brights, Subtles, etc. The patterns are the same, but the colors, of course, are not. This time, though, the paper is 12″ x 12″ instead of the 6″ x 6″. I really like these patterns, too!

Subtles Painted Patterns 12_ x 12_ Designer Series Paper

You can see how I mixed up the patterned paper on these cards. You can mix and match the patterns, maybe just turning the same paper over to the other side.

One of the best things you should have in your stash of crafting supplies are the Basic White Note Cards & Envelopes. These are a good size for writing a short note or making a simple card. Not that you couldn’t make something fancy on a note card if you wanted to! They are just handy to have and come with envelopes so you don’t have to hunt for a smaller envelope.

The note cards are 5″ x 3 1/2″ folded. I cut the patterned paper at 4 3/4″ x 3 1/4″. The strip on the left is cut at 3/4″ x 4 3/4″. The sentiment is stamped on a Basic White scallop diecut. Wait until you see all the scallop dies in the package! You’re going to be able to cut a pretty large scallop plus an assortment of smaller layering sizes. These are the Scalloped Blooms Dies. These probably should be on your Shopping List! The greeting is in the Paradise Garden Stamp Set. Wouldn’t that particular greeting just cheer up anybody receiving this card?! My friend would call that a “happy card”!

One set of cards was made with the Calypso Coral paper and the other with the Balmy Blue paper. Each card is stamped in the same color ink. I also added a little white bow out of some retired ribbon. Everything is glued down flat but if you wanted, you could pop up the greeting with Stampin’ Dimensionals, or add the ribbon behind the scallop.

That’s how easy this card is and the new Painted Patterns DSP is so fun to use!

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Sign Up For the New Stampin’ Up! Craft Class!

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Stampin’ Up! is offering another online craft class, this one called the Paper Mixer Craft Class! If you looked at the Stampin’ Up! website yesterday, you may have seen the graphic on the carousel. Here is the information you need.

During the virtual Paper Mixer Craft Class (171475), the Stampin’ Up! product experts will craft with the new Paper Medley Mix-In Designer Series Paper (167759) and other select products as they show the many versatile ways that Mix-In Designer Series Paper can be paired with other Designer Series Paper.

  • You won’t use a Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine, and you don’t need to have a large craft room full of supplies! Anyone can enjoy this class.
  • The cards sizes are all unique, so you can have fun making cards without worrying about size.
  • The projects include lots of folds, which means fun techniques to learn. 

Purchase the class now and watch with a community of demonstrators and craft-lovers on an exclusive Facebook page starting May 21 at 2:00 p.m. (MT). Or there’s always the option to watch the class on-demand if you can’t make it live! After you purchase the class online, you will receive an email in a few business days from Stampin’ Up! with a link to the exclusive Facebook group where they’ll host the class.

You will make four projects – two cards and envelopes, a box, and one home decor piece! You will see sneak peeks of the projects in the online store where you purchase the class. Think about it!

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Everyday Essentials Thank You Card

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Everyday Essentials Thank You Card

HAPPY NEW STAMPIN’ UP! CATALOG DAY!!

Yes, today is the day it all happens!! Stampin’ Up! is releasing its new May-August Catalog, full of new products and some old ones we have had! This catalog is not referred to as the Annual Catalog because now we will have three catalogs during the year, plus new Online Exclusives every two months. So we will have a nice stream of new products coming our way with maybe a little less confusion about which catalog something is in.

This Everyday Essentials Thank You Card features a couple of new products. First and foremost is the new Everyday Essentials Mix & Match Designer Series Paper on page 70 of the new catalog. The card base is Misty Moonlight. I cut the designer paper at 5 1/2″ x 3 3/4″ so that I could add narrow strips of Bubble Bath pink along the sides. I cut strips 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ to add under the DSP while still letting the sides of the Misty Moonlight show. I love the dark background on the paper and the pretty flowers in Bubble Bath and Darling Duckling.

For the greeting, I used the Scalloped Blooms Stamp Set on page 46 of the catalog. I think this stamp set has some nice and useful sentiments. I stamped the “Thank You’ with Misty Moonlight ink on Bubble Bath cardstock and then diecut it with a rectangular scalloped die in the Scalloped Blooms Dies. You will be surprised when you open this package and see how big the scalloped circle dies are! It’s a nice collection. And this stamp set and die set is part of the Bloom Boutique Suite Collection!

For a little embellishment, I added the Bubble Bath 1/8″ Faux Linen Ribbon behind the sentiment. I looped it around back and forth more times than I normally do, but really, it just made these little loops on its own so I made more than usual! The little flower embellishments are called Dreamy Flowers and come in Berry Burst, White, and Bubble Bath. I felt like the greeting needed a little something, and these kind of match the pink flowers on the card so they were perfect!

Stampin' Up! Catalog May-August 2026

If you are a regular customer of mine and HAVE A STAMPIN’ UP! ACCOUNT, then I likely ordered a catalog for you, and you should have received it by now, hopefully. You may think you have a Stampin’ Up! account, but since they updated the website awhile back to comply with privacy laws, etc. etc. it has been a little more difficult to see our list of customers. You also have to have opted in to “Contact” so that I have permission to send you a catalog. It would also be good if you opted in to “Rewards” because why not?! If you have trouble with any of this, ask me and I can send you an “Invitation” that maybe makes it easier for you to complete this process and also choose me as your Demonstrator. It’s also possible you did all this, and your name still doesn’t show up because that’s just how computer systems work sometimes! Let me know!

If you are interested in ordering Stampin’ Up! products and having me be your Demonstrator, send me your contact information if you would like a real catalog in your hands, and I can send one to you now that I have some extra copies.

But the May Catalog is not the only new thing today! Check out the Online Exclusives, the new Kits, the new Craft Class, the new Product of the Month, and the new Starter Kit Offers! So much new! My head is spinning!

Keep checking my blog for more information on all these new products and information! It would also be a good idea to sign up for my Tuesday newsletter with all the latest news from Stampin’ Up! and project ideas. Sign up in the red box to the side of my blog or at the bottom of this article if you are on your phone.

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Out With the Old…Stampin’ Up! Catalogs!

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Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog Cover 2025-2026
Spring Mini Catalog Cover 2026

It’s hard to believe, but today, May 4th, is the last day for the Stampin’ Up! 2025-2026 Annual Catalog and the Spring Mini Catalog! But soon to be replaced TOMORROW, May 5th, with the new Stampin’ Up! May-August 2026 Catalog! Instead of one Annual Catalog, we will have three catalogs throughout the year to give us new products in a more timely fashion. Therefore, today is the last day to get the current prices on the products that will see an increase in price in the new catalog tomorrow.

Here are some of the Stampin’ Up! price increases:

Adhesives

  • Adhesive Sheets +1.50
  • Dimensionals (both regular and mini) +.75
  • Foam Strips and Sheets +.75
  • Mini Glue Dots +.75
  • Stampin’ Seal & Refills +1

Embellishments

  • Antique Pearls +.50
  • Pearl Basic Iridescent Jewels +.50
  • Metallic Gems +.50
  • Rhinestone Basic Jewels +1.00
  • Twine (5-pack) +1.00
  • Linen Thread +1.00

Paper Goods

  • Notecards & Envelopes +3.00
  • Cardstock (no change!)
  • Designer Series Paper +.50
  • Basic White Medium Envelopes +4.00
  • Masking Paper +2.00

Coloring

  • Blending Brushes +1.00, +2.00
  • Brayer +1.00
  • Current Ink Pads +2.00
  • Ink Refills +.50
  • Stampin’ Blends Combo +1.00

Tools

  • Cutting Blades +1.00
  • Sponge Daubers +1.50
  • Heat Tool +2.00

The designer series paper in the color families, ie, Brights, Subtles, etc., will be 12″ x 12″ now instead of 6″ x 6″.

I hope I have these all accurate, but they do give you an idea of some products you might want to consider stocking up on today.

Remember, retiring products nowadays don’t necessarily retire, but go to the Last Chance List, sometimes discounted, sometimes not, sometimes discounted later on. Remember to check the Last Chance List every two months when products may be added, maybe discounts too. Any time you order, check the Last Chance List to see if there are any new bargains or a product you missed before so you can get it before it’s gone!

Last Chance Products Apr 2026 Sq Info

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TODAY ONLY! Stampin’ Up! Flash Sale!

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SU Flash Sale Memory Keeping May 2

HAPPY NATIONAL SCRAPBOOKING DAY!

Celebrate National Scrapbooking Day with Stampin’ Up! today only! They are offering 20% off SELECT memory-keeping products in the Online Store.

If you are running out of some memory-keeping staples and want to restock, or maybe you want to get into scrapbooking and memory keeping, now’s the perfect time to shop. This sale only lasts 24 hours, so make sure you are ready to shop till you drop!

Details:

24 hours only

Sales Period: May 2, 2026, from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. (MT)

  • 20% off select memory-keeping products
  • Items available while supplies last
  • See and shop all qualifying products in the online store

TODAY ONLY! Stampin’ Up! Flash Sale!

And not just for scrapbookers!! Lots of two-tone cardstock, scrapbook kits, a few stamp sets, dies, Flip Flaps, White Willow Cardstock….and. more!!