Scrapped Episode 4: My First Feature & A Double-Page Layout Adventure

I’m thrilled to share my debut on Scrapped with Episode 4! This week, I’m diving into the art of creating a cohesive double-page scrapbook layout using multiple stamp sets and accessories. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just starting out, this episode offers insights and inspiration to elevate your scrapbooking projects.

  • Scrapped Episode 4 - Christmas Page

What’s Inside Episode 4

In this episode, I walk you through:​

  • Layering Techniques: Combining various stamp sets to add depth and dimension.
  • Accessory Integration: Using embellishments to enhance your layout without overwhelming it.
  • Design Balance: Tips on maintaining visual harmony across both pages.​

The goal is to create a layout that’s not only visually appealing but also tells a story. By mixing different elements, we achieve a dynamic and personalized design.

Weekly Inspiration Awaits

Scrapped is more than just a series; it’s a journey through creativity. Each week brings new techniques, ideas, and challenges to keep your crafting fresh and exciting. If you’ve missed any episodes, don’t worry! You can catch up on previous installments by visiting the links below.

The Joy of Stampin’ with Rachael – Scrapped Episode 1 – Rachael Coon

My Flutteryby Moments- Scrapped Episode 2 – Lynda Day

Mama Mia Stamps- Scrapped Episode 3 – Amelia Hurst

Happy stamping!


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This week’s project is my little tribute to a retiring favorite — the Beside Me stamp set. I used the #GDP490 layout as inspiration to create a heartfelt farewell card. Swipe to see how it turned out! #lastchancelist #stampinup #handmadecards

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Introducing Scrapped!: A Collaborative Journey in Memory Keeping

I’m thrilled to introduce Scrapped, a weekly series born from the shared passion of myself and three incredibly talented friends. Together, we’ve embarked on this creative venture to inspire and support fellow memory keepers, whether you’re just starting out or have been preserving memories for years.

A Collective Vision

The idea behind Scrapped is simple: to offer diverse perspectives and techniques in scrapbooking and memory keeping. Each week, one of us takes the lead to showcase unique layouts, innovative uses of materials, and storytelling methods that resonate personally. Our goal is to spark creativity and provide fresh ideas that you can adapt to your own projects.​

What to Expect

  • Weekly Episodes: Every week, tune in for a new episode filled with creative inspiration.
  • Diverse Techniques: From traditional scrapbooking to modern memory keeping approaches, we cover it all.
  • Interactive Community: Join our community to share your creations, exchange ideas, and connect with fellow enthusiasts.​

Join Us on This Creative Journey

We invite you to be part of Scrapped. Whether you’re looking to start your first scrapbook or seeking new ideas to enhance your existing projects, our series is here to guide and inspire you. Remember to check out our previous episodes on my blog and stay tuned for upcoming features.​

Week 1 – Rachael Coon – Joy of Stampin with Rachael

Week 2 – Lynda Day – FlutterbyMoments

Week 3 – Amelia Hurst – Mama Mia Stamps

Week 4 – Candice Anderson – StampinWithCandice

Happy stamping!


Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

This week’s project is my little tribute to a retiring favorite — the Beside Me stamp set. I used the #GDP490 layout as inspiration to create a heartfelt farewell card. Swipe to see how it turned out! #lastchancelist #stampinup #handmadecards

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Saying Goodbye with Beside Me – GDP490 Challenge

As we flip through the final pages of this Stampin’ Up! catalog, it’s always bittersweet to say goodbye to some of our favorite products. I’ve challenged my self to create a project featuring each of the sets I currently own.

To start off, I wanted to create something meaningful using one of the retiring stamp sets — Beside Me. It’s a set that’s brought so much heart to my projects, and I wanted to give it a proper send-off.

For this card, I followed the sketch from this week’s Global Design Project Challenge #GDP490 I love how their layouts push me creatively while giving just enough structure to get started. The image I chose from Beside Me captures a beautiful father-child moment, and I paired it with soft colors and layered elements to give it a warm, heartfelt feel.

If you’ve been holding off on this stamp set, now’s your chance before it’s gone for good! It’s perfect for Father’s Day, birthdays, or any time you want to create a card with a personal, emotional touch.

Let me know what you think of this week’s project — and if you’re playing along with #GDP490, I’d love to see your take too!

Happy stamping!


Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

This week’s project is my little tribute to a retiring favorite — the Beside Me stamp set. I used the #GDP490 layout as inspiration to create a heartfelt farewell card. Swipe to see how it turned out! #lastchancelist #stampinup #handmadecards

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Birthday Card with Pop

Looking for a card that has a little pop? 🎉 Check out this easy-to-create Pop-Up Birthday Card featuring the “Terrific Toadstools” stamp set! This whimsical card adds a fun surprise inside, making it the perfect handmade touch for any birthday celebration.

Materials & Colors Used

Cardstock & Ink: Peach Pie, Azure Afternoon, Granny Apple Green, Berry Burst, Black and White

Stamp Set and other tools:

Terrific Toadstools Bundle (English) [164790]
So Swirly Embossing Folder [163791]
Textured Notes Dies [165555]
Itty Bitty Bokeh Mix [164618]
Peach Pie 3/8″ (1 Cm) Bordered Ribbon [163783]

Other Supplies: Scissors, adhesive, scoring tool, Dimensionals

📏 For Card Size & Dimensions and Instructions click on the link below

Terrific Toadstool Pop Up Birthday Card | TheseAreMyStamps

🎥 Watch My Quick Video Tutorial!

This card is sure to bring smiles with its interactive pop-up surprise! Have you ever tried making a pop-up card? Let me know in the comments! 😊


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Stamp with Me Monday: Craft a Simple, Versatile Card Layout

I have been sharing a lot lately on my Facebook page; however, I feel that it’s easier to share more details with you on my blog. My goal it to go live every Monday (currently on Facebook) with the first Monday featuring a project you can stamp along with me. I have lots of videos and samples on my Facebook page if you want to check them out.

For these projects there is no need to have the exact product I’m using. Instead I give you basic information to grab from your supplies and how to turn it into a stunning project. Below you will find everything you need to follow along. Then watch the video to learn how to create your own projects.

In this video, I created a simple yet versatile card design that allows you to craft multiple unique cards, each with its own flair!


Here’s what you’ll need to follow along:

  • Designer paper: 3″ x 4-1/2″ (a bold design works best!)
  • Two coordinating cardstock pieces: 3-1/2″ x 4-3/4″ & 3-3/4″ x 5″
  • Card base: 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ (scored at 4-1/4″)
  • Scrap pieces for a stamped image or sentiment (I’m keeping mine simple with just a greeting!)
  • Optional: Ribbon & coordinating embellishments

You may have heard me mention creating your own designer series paper during the video, so I decided to give it a try and loved it so much I had to share. I created a quick video if you want to learn more.

Click here for printed instructions and supply list.

Check out more samples using this fun layout by clicking here.


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Fun Fold Graduation Card

If you are like me you’ll notice that it’s that time of year again and while I don’t have one of my own children graduating this year I have plenty of family and friends celebrating this awesome achievement. I wanted to create a unique card for them and loved how it turned out so much that I wanted to share it with you. I had actually seen this technique before and went searching for it. However; what I found wasn’t quite what I was looking for so I took what I found and tweaked it a bit to make it work for me.

You’ll notice that I have two different styles for you. The first set are the second ones that I made when I wanted to make ones that were more generic and to create a video for you. The first ones I made for my nephew and good friend who were graduating from Utah State University who just happen to have the colors of blue. I will say that the tassel was easier to make out of bakers twine than it was out of the gold cord. As I mention in the video the adhesive strips make this project a lot easier to apply the double layers of letters.

These are the measurements that I used when creating this card. I will mention that when I put the card in a regular size envelope it did end up just a tiny bit larger that the 5 1/2″ of a standard card, so you may want to trim it down to 9″ with the card section that opens to 5″. It did fit fine in a clear envelope though.

One of the cards I was giving away was for one of my employees and I wanted to have more room for people to sign the card for her. This was easily solved by attaching it to a regular card front. I stamped the front of the card before attaching the graduation card since you would be able to see the top corners. You could also use this technique and instead of having the section on the card open you can design something flat and then attach to a standard size card.

I hope you enjoy the video and please share it with your friends. If you have any questions or need additional information please feel free to contact me. Remember you can purchase any of the items you’ve seen by going to my website at www.candiceanderson.stampinup.net.


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