Stampin’ Up! No Stamping Bubble Bath Card  

Stampin’ Up! No Stamping Bubble Bath Card  

Welcome to week fourteen of our Art With Heart 2024-25 Colour Creations blog hop!

This week we’re featuring Bubble Bath, a beautiful pale pink in the subtles family.

I’ve created a “no stamping” birthday card that uses beautiful Bubble Bath flowers from the Fully Flowering Ephemera pack and a sentiment from the Saying Something Ephemera pack.

My colour combination for this week’s card is guided by colours in the ephemera pieces.

The striped background layer DSP is from the new Nests of Winter DSP and it will be available in the forthcoming Christmas Catalogue.

I’ve used some of the beautiful Bubble Bath and Petunia Pop flowers and Garden Green leaves from the Fully Flowering Ephemera pack.

The “Happy Birthday” sentiment is from the Saying Something Ephemera pack.

The final touch is a few 2024–2026 In Color Shimmer Gems in Petunia Pop.

Now it’s time to hop in over to our next participant, the lovely Rachel Woollard – I can’t wait to see what Rachel has made this week!

If at any time you find a broken link, you can find the complete list of all participants below.  

Rachel Woollard

Vicki Boucher

Andrea Sargent   

Kate Morgan

Rosa Leyden

Rachel Palmieri

Theresa Gerrard

Christine Blain

Sharon Davern

Catherine Proctor  – you are here!

We’ll be back next Wednesday, 7th August, showcasing Cajun Craze.

I hope you can join us then!



Bubble Bath Delightfully Eclectic Paper  Quilt Cards

Bubble Bath Delightfully Eclectic Paper Quilt Cards

Welcome to week seven of our Art With Heart 2023-24 Colour Creations blog hop!

Bubble Bath is a gorgeous light pink that’s in the Subtles family, sitting somewhere in between Fresh Freesia and Moody Mauve.

My three Bubble Bath cards are all paper quilt cards that feature the Delightfully Eclectic DSP, one of the Designer Series Papers on sale at 15% off for the entire month of June (the entire list of papers on sale is listed here).

By only using four of these DSP designs, I’ve narrowed my colour pallette to Bubble Bath, Misty Moonlight, Garden Green and Basic White – with just a tiny touch of Night of Navy, Crushed Curry and Cajun Craze in the selected DSP patterns.

If you’ve never you ever made a paper quilt card before it’s such a fun technique for using DSP. I’ve created three different paper quilt cards this week, however there are as many ways to make this style of card as there are ways to make quilts!

This “Thinking of you” card is a cathedral windows card, named after the cathedral windows style of quilts it looks like. It has a lot of dimension as you can see more clearly in this side-on photo.

I’ve used the 1 3/4″ circle punch (you can also use dies) to cut Basic White cardstock circles as I wanted the effect of the white edges against the Misty Moonlight layer.

Insert squares of DSP inside the circles and use your fingers and your bone folder to fold the edges of the circle around the squares of DSP, creating the square cathedral window shape.

The colour of these pink Pastel Adhesive-Backed Sequins are actually listed on the packet as Petal Pink, but I think they match Bubble Bath perfectly.

My “Happy Birthday” card uses the the Inked & Tiled Punch Pack. These punches are designed to slot into each other so they are ideal for making a paper quilt.

No folding or measuring required for this paper quilt! Simply arrange the punched out pieces into your preferred quilt design, glue them onto a layer of Basic White cardstock and adhere your quilt to your card base.

The “Hello” card uses dies from the Patchwork Pieces dies, the Stylish Shapes dies and the Radiating Stitches dies. Seriously, how many different dies can I use on the one card, LOL!

Die cut four different DSP patterns using the Patchwork Pieces die and then arrange them in a symmetrical design, gluing alternating DSP pieces onto a cardstock layer.

The Misty Moonlight base layer and the Misty Moonlight circle layer under the sentiment are die cut with the Radiating Stitched dies – an online only product. The Hello sentiment is die cut using the smallest circle from the Stylish Shapes dies.

All three cards use sentiments from the “Go To Greetings” stamp set, stamped in Misty Moonlight. I thought the soft feminine script of these sentiments really suited the colour pallette and DSP patterns on my quilt cards.

Now it’s time to hop on over to our next participant, the lovely Kathryn Ruddick – I can’t wait to see what Kathryn has made this week!

If at any time you find a broken link, you can find the complete list of all participants below.

Andrea Sargent

Tina Gillespie  

Kate Morgan   

Christina Barnes

Ros Davidson

Amie McIlroy  

Rachel Palmieri

Di Furness

Christine Blain

Sharon Davern  

Theresa Gerrard

Rachel Woollard 

Catherine Proctor – you are here!

Kathryn Ruddick

Next Wednesday we’ll showcase another brand new core colour, Lemon Lolly.

I hope you can join us then.



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