Freshly Scooped Ice Cream with Glitter!

Published: Tue, 01/19/21

I know not every area of the country eats ice cream year round, but here in New England, ice cream is never seasonal. This suite is so popular that the Ice Cream Parlour paper became backordered - but don't worry! It's will be back in stock at the end of the week and you can still order it without delay.

The following ice cream cards use the "delicious" Rainbow Glitter paper to create the different ice cream flavors. These are quick & easy cards - sometimes we need those! The cone is punched from one of the patterns in the Ice Cream Parlour paper.

You get two sheets of Rainbow Glitter paper in the pack. I cut a 1-3/4" strip (with all the colors on the strip) and then was able to punch out 9 "flavors". This glitter paper is wonderful - not too thick, not too thin and the glitter (mostly) stays attached to the paper and not your table.

Here's another card with a few paper layers, but using the same rainbow scoops.

Bundle:

Sweet Ice Cream 156244

Ink:

Gorgeous Grape 147099

Paper:

Bermuda Bay Cardstock 131197

Basic White Cardstock 159276

Ice Cream Corner Designer Paper 153510

Rainbow Glimmer Paper 153056

Accessories:

Opal Rounds Gems 154289

Multipurpose Liquid Glue 110755

Stampin’ Dimensionals 104430

Take Your Pick Tool 144107

Stampin’ Trimmer 152392

Instructions:

Cut Bermuda Bay base, 5 ½” x 8”, score at 4 ¼”.
Adhere a 4” x 5 ¼” piece of Ice Cream Corner Designer Paper onto card base.
Stamp “Treat Yourself” in Gorgeous Grape ink onto 3” x 4 ¼” Basic White cardstock.
Punch ice cream cone from cone printed paper. Glue onto white.
Cut 1-3/4” x 12” piece of Rainbow Glimmer paper so that all colors are part of the strip. Punch ice cream shapes (will be able to get 9 scoops). Choose your flavors and stack on top of each other using glue. Use a dimensional for the top scoop.
Adhere two Opal Rounds onto top scoop with Take Your Pick Tool.

This is not my idea, but needed to share. Isn't this a clever way to use the ice cream scoop??? It certainly brings back happy memories for me.

Basic White

Last month we saw the unexpected retirement of Whisper White card stock & envelopes (the factory suddenly and permanently closed their doors due to COVID impacts). Stampin’ Up! worked tirelessly with other paper mills to come up with an equal replacement. The replacement is called Basic White and is now available and for the same price. Basic White is acid and lignin free.

From Stampin’ Up! to Demonstrators “The quality of our new Basic White was thoroughly tested by our quality assurance and product teams. It also tested very well with demonstrators and concept artists who gave it a huge thumbs up. We believe in the quality of the new Basic White cardstock and we know it will become your new crafting staple!”

If you have a catalog at home, you may want to print this flyer with all the Basic White item codes for easy reference.

You can download and/or print the basic white flyer to insert into your catalog here - https://mailsomethingpretty.com/basic-white-replaces-whisper-white/

Don't forget about my January Special! The ten person minimum has been met. So, anyone who orders $100 in January will receive from me a spool of the new Blackberry Bliss ribbon, pearl opal gems and my Berry Online Class teaching these 3 projects.

To Order - www.mailsomethingpretty.com/shoponline

Christine Josti

Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

www.mailsomethingpretty.com

christine@mailsomethingpretty.com

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