Today I have a video using the Stampin Up Changing Leaves Bundle. This is a really versatile bundle that lends itself to many techniques. In my video tutorial I show you how to make these distressed leaves I have used on the cards.

What’s in the Stampin Up Changing Leaves Bundle?

The Changing Leaves bundle includes a stamp set, dies and a hybrid embossing folder. You can can emboss like a normal 3D folder, but you can also cut and emboss at the same time. I show this in the video.

The bundle includes 5 different sentiments, label dies to fit some of the sentiments and additional foliage dies for layering.

Stampin Up Changing Leaves Video Tutorial

In my video tutorial, I show you the bundle and how to use the hybrid folder. I also show you how to make these distressed leaves which I then used on the cards.

Here’s the video tutorial.

Card 1

Next, let’s look at the two cards individually to give you tips and show other products I used on them.

For the first car I have used Basic Beige as my base card. I added another layer of Basic Beige which I had stamped the Leave Collection background stamp in Versamark. The result is a subtle tone on tone effect which looks good on any colour. Second step was to add a very thin layer of Blackberry Bliss cardstock and attach to the card.

I have used two of the distressed leaves and one extra die cut leaf in Blackberry Bliss. To give more dimension, attach the leaves with Dimensionals. Finally add a bow of linen thread (my go to!) to give the illusion that the leaves are tied together. The sentiment from the stamp set is stamped in Blackberry Bliss in the bottom right corner.

Card 2

Next is my second card. Start with Copper Clay for the base card, followed by a smaller embossed layer of Copper Clay. Cut a 6.5cm square of woodgrain paper from the Country Woods DSP pack. Next add that to a thin mat of Blackberry Bliss. Next I attached this to the embossed layer with Dimensionals.

Make a cluster of leaves from the the smaller of the distressed leaves, plus two of the foliage pieces. Next step is to die cut a leaf in gold foil and the other piece in Blackberry Bliss. Finally I stamped the sentiment (from Simply Said stamp set) in Blackberry Bliss onto some scraps of the Country Woods DSP.

Thank you for visiting my blog today. You can purchase all of the products I have used in today’s post using the links at the end of post (at the time of writing this the Changing Leaves bundle is temporarily sold out in Australia, but will be back in stock soon). Subscribe using the link below to keep up to date about product availability in Australia.

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