Just Dreamin' Stamps: Turtle-y Cute

Wednesday, August 13, 2025

Turtle-y Cute Beach Birthday

The Turtle-y Cute Designer Series Paper (DSP) is such a fun DSP to play with. I love all the different designs these talented turtles are in.

The beach scene used for this card is from the Turtle-y Cute DSP and all has been fussy cut except the beach ball. The beach ball was cut out using a 1 1/4" Circle Punch.

The beach scene top panel was adhered to a Lost Lagoon cardstock panel and then adhered to a Basic White cardstock card base.

The sentiment is from the Beautiful Butterflies stamp set and has been stamped in Pecan Pie ink onto Darling Duckling cardstock.

The castle, sun and ice cream cone have been colored using a Wink of Stella Glitter brush.

Iridescent Faceted Gems were added randomly to the card front.

The sentiment on the inside of the card is from the retired Sunny Sentiments stamp set and has been stamped in Pecan Pie ink onto Basic White cardstock. This top panel was adhered to a Lost Lagoon panel and then to the Basic White cardstock card base.

The turtle is from the Turtle-y Cute DSP and has been fussy cut.

Here's a look at the card with its coordinating envelope. The turtle on the envelope is also from the Turtle-y Cute DSP and has been fussy cut.

I hope you enjoyed my card for today!

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Wednesday, May 14, 2025

Turtle-y Awesome Fault Line Birthday

This fun Fault Line card was made using the new Turtle-y Cute Suite.

This card starts with a Granny Apple Green cardstock card base that was cut 4 1/4" x 9 1/2" and scored at 5 1/2".

The front of the card, which should be 1" shorter than the back, was embossed using the Turtle Textures Embossing Folder. Garden Green ink was applied to the embossing folder before the front of the card was run through the Stampin' Cut and Emboss Machine.

Once embossed, the Darling Duckling musical note sheet of Designer Series Paper (DSP) from the Turtle-y Cute DSP was placed on top of the card front and the two layers were torn together, horizontally across the card creating the "fault line". The torn edge of the Granny Apple Green card front was slightly inked using Granny Apple Green ink.

The two torn pieces of Darling Duckling musical note DSP were adhered to the edges of the fault line. The exposed edges of the Darling Duckling DSP and the Granny Apple Green card front were slightly curled up.

The turtle party panel, from the Turtle-y Cute DSP, was adhered to the back of the card front making sure the panel was making the card front long enough to make the card front match the back of the card at 5 1/2".

The "Happy Birthday" sentiment is from the Saying Something Mix and Match Ephemera Pack.

The party turtle with the balloon was fussy cut from the Turtle-y Cute DSP and adhered with Stampin' Dimensionals.

Shades of Green Hexagons were scattered around the card front.

The inside of the card has Garden Green cardstock panel adhered to the card base, followed by a Basic White cardstock panel.

The sentiment is from the Turtle-y Awesome stamp set and has been stamped in Garden Green ink.

The birthday turtle in the lower right hand corner of the card was fussy cut from the Turtle-y Cute DSP.

I hope you enjoyed my cards for today!