Valentines – Stampin' With Candice

A Fidget Spinner for Crafters: The Never-Ending Card

Monday I shared a Never-Ending (Infinity) Card, and let me tell you… this is one of those projects I had seen before but was always a little intimidated to try. Turns out? It’s way easier than it looks—especially thanks to a fantastic tutorial I found by Karey Titus.

A Valentine's Day themed card featuring red and pink colors, with designs including hearts, polka dots, and the text 'Happy' and 'Valentine's Day'.

A handmade Valentine's Day card featuring a pop-up design with the text 'Happy Valentine's Day' and decorative elements including hearts in shades of pink and red.

For my cards, I featured the Endless Love Stamps & Dies #167062 along with the Made with Love DSP #167054, and I wanted to share a few helpful tips I picked up while making them.

Tips for Making a Never-Ending Card

• Cardstock colors:
You can use two different colors of cardstock or stick with the same color. If you’re worried about keeping track of direction and orientation, I highly recommend using the same color—it makes things much less confusing.

• Practice the folds first:
Before decorating, assemble your base pieces and practice turning the card. This really helps you understand how the card moves and makes it easier to decide what should go on each panel. Keep in mind that if it’s not folding and laying out the way you want try flipping the card as it can change the direction of the fold and cuts.

• Sizing is flexible:
I made two different sizes—a 6″ × 6″ card and then used the leftover 5″ × 5″ pieces to create a smaller version. You can truly make this card in any size, as long as you start with a square.

• Scoring measurements:
You’ll score at ¼ of the measurement from each side.

For a 6″ × 6″ card, score at 1-1/2″ and 4-1/2″
For a 5″ × 5″ card, score at 1-1/4″ and 3-1/4″

This creates an inside panel that’s half the size of the full card (3″ for the 6″ × 6″ and 2-1/2″ for the 5″ × 5″ .)

A layout design with measurement lines and notes on white paper, detailing scoring and cutting instructions for a crafting project.

• Cutting & assembly:
You’ll need two sheets, both scored and then cut in half in opposite directions.
The trickiest part is placing the adhesive correctly so the card can turn smoothly.

I used Tear & Tape #154031 because it’s strong and easy to work with. Place it on the outside corners (top and bottom) of one sheet. Then take the second sheet, turn it 90 degrees, and attach it to those corners.

If you’re more of a visual learner, be sure to watch the video to see how it’s done—it makes the assembly so much easier to follow.

Decorating the Card

Now for the fun part—decorating!
Most of my panels were cut ¼” smaller than the base pieces. Be mindful of the direction each panel will turn. I laid everything out as I went so I could decide where each piece made the most sense.

I had so much fun making these that I decided to try a few more designs, including the smaller version I mentioned in my video. I stuck with the heart theme and added in:

Love Story Stamp Set #167065
Darling Dinos Stamp Set #164730 (Last Chance)
Sweet Jar Stamp Set #165501 (Last Chance)

These cards are so fun, easy, and interactive—and honestly, they’re a little like a fidget spinner for crafters. You just can’t help but keep flipping them! I hope I’ve inspired you to give a never-ending card a try! I’d love to see what you create—be sure to tag me or give me a shout-out when you share your project or drop it in the comments.

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A beautifully crafted Christmas card featuring a window scene that displays a peaceful nativity setting on one side, while the inside is adorned with cozy holiday elements like hanging stockings and warm colors.

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February 7, 2026

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Cut, Shake & Share: Valentine Treat Ideas with Heart Gusseted Treat Bags

Last week on my live, I shared several fun ideas using the Heart Gusseted Treat Bags (#167073). I posted about the project I created during the live, but then realized I never shared the other projects—so today I’m fixing that!

A variety of decorated gift bags with heart designs, featuring messages like 'Hugs & Kisses' and 'I Adore You'. The bags are embellished with red and pink colors, and some contain chocolates and other small gifts.

These four additional projects all feature cutting a window into the treat bags using the Endless Love Dies (#167061), then using the die-cut heart from the bag on a coordinating project. It’s such a fun way to stretch your supplies and get multiple projects from one idea.

Helpful Tips Before You Cut

A handmade greeting card featuring three red heart cutouts with a transparent background, displaying colorful sequins inside, and the text 'Hugs & Kisses' on a pink ribbon.

Be sure to watch the video where I share tips on how to avoid cutting through the sides of the bag. For this technique, you’ll want to use the Mini Cutting Plates (#151004) and place one inside the bag, so you’re only cutting through a single layer.

If you’d like your bag to stand up like mine, score the bottom of the bag at 1/2″, then fold that section to the inside to create a flat base.

Project One – Large Heart Window Shaker

For my first project, I used the large heart die to cut a window in the bag. I then cut a smaller heart from Real Red cardstock and embossed it with the Hearts of Love 3D Embossing Folder (#167071).

To create the shaker:

I used a 3″ x 3″ Flip Flap (#166514)
Filled it with the Loose Valentines Assortment (#167074)
Attached it to the back of the embossed red heart
Then adhered everything to the inside of the bag behind the window

A handcrafted gift box featuring red and white hearts with an arrow design, embellished with an 'XO' motif and colorful ribbons, presented on a textured background.

A decorative Valentine's Day card featuring layered hearts, one red with a black outline, and the text 'XO' on a white heart background with small red hearts.

I finished the bag with additional die cuts and Real Red Baker’s Twine (#164051).

For the coordinating project, I used the heart cut from the treat bag along with extra die cuts and twine then attached them to an Iridescent Treat Bag (#166204)—quick, easy, and adorable.

Project Two – Filigree Hearts & Shimmery Window

For the second project, I cut the smaller hearts and layered them with the filigree heart dies.

A decorated packaging with red hearts and the text 'Hugs & Kisses' holding colorful candies, next to a chocolate bar wrapped in pink paper with a tag that says 'I Adore You'.

A decorative white bag with red hearts and the phrase 'Hugs & Kisses' printed on a pink ribbon.

To create a shimmery window:

I cut open an Iridescent Treat Bag (#166204)
Adhered it to the inside of the gusseted treat bag

For the greeting, I used the Three Banner Punch (#167050) for a quick and easy sentiment. The final touch was Bubble Bath 1/8″ Faux Linen Ribbon (#167075)—the perfect delicate accent.

Coordinating Candy Bar Treat

To coordinate, I layered one of the hearts cut from the treat bag onto additional die cuts. I embossed Bubble Bath cardstock, wrapped it around a candy bar, and added:

A strip of Real Red cardstock stamped with XO in black
A big, beautiful bow made from the Bubble Bath Faux Linen Ribbon

Quick, easy, and super cute!

A wrapped chocolate bar decorated with a pink and red heart-shaped tag that says 'I ADORE YOU', resting on a textured surface.

A wrapped chocolate bar with a pink embossed cover featuring small hearts, a red band displaying the word 'XOXO' in black, and a decorative ribbon.

Any of these projects would make a perfect Valentine treat for someone special, and they’re a great way to get even more value from your Heart Gusseted Treat Bags.

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January 28, 2026

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From Treat Bag to Box: My Favorite Heart Gusseted Treat Bag Project

Monday night on my live, I shared multiple projects using the Heart Gusseted Treat Bags (#167073), and I had so much fun playing with these bags and seeing just how many ideas I could come up with. 💕

My live video featured my favorite project.. This little box is relatively simple to make, and I love how versatile it is—plus, one bag makes TWO boxes, which is always a win!

A handmade greeting card featuring a heart design with 'Hugs & Kisses' text on a colorful background, alongside a blank card with a heart pattern and similar text.

A decorative card featuring a lace-like red heart design with multiple smaller hearts, embellished with a pink and white striped heart that says 'Hugs & Kisses'.

Box Instructions

Start with one Heart Gusseted Treat Bag:

Cut off the top folded portion of the bag.
- Measure 9-1/4″ up from the bottom and cut.
Trim the bottom so the bag measures 9″ total.
Cut the bag in half at 4-1/2″.
Score the bottom at 3/4″.
- Be sure to flip the piece so you get a good score on both sides.
Cut the corners on the bottom of each piece up to the 3/4″ score line.
- You should now have two red sections and two white sections.

A handmade greeting card featuring layered hearts, a decorative doily, and a mix of red and pink colors, with a white background adorned with small hearts.

Two green-topped bottles of adhesive glue stored in a decorative holder with a pink and red design, featuring hearts.

Box Base (for Support)

Cut a piece of chipboard to 4″ x 1-1/4″
- I used chipboard from my Paper Pumpkin kits.
Cover with Real Red cardstock, also 4″ x 1-1/4″.
Adhere to the bottom of the inside of the box for extra stability.

Decorating Details

A close-up view of a decorative Valentine's Day card featuring layered hearts in shades of pink and red, with a ribbon that reads 'Hugs & Kisses'. The background includes a lace-like doily pattern.

Decorate your box as desired! For my sample, I used:

Lovely Doilies #167104
Endless Love Stamp Set #167055
Endless Love Dies #167061
Bubble Bath Ribbon #167075
Real Red Baker’s Twine #164051

Colors: Real Red, White, & Bubble Bath

✨ Perfect Fit: This box fits our Note Cards (#159232) perfectly, making it ideal for a sweet Valentine note or gift enclosure.

The simple card design tucked inside the box was inspired by Heidi Collins, keeping the look clean, classic, and easy to recreate.

Two handmade greeting cards featuring red striped hearts and the phrase 'Hugs & Kisses'. One card has the text 'I adore you' repeated in the background.

A greeting card design featuring a large striped heart, the words 'I adore you' repeated in the background, and 'Hugs & Kisses' written prominently at the bottom.

✨ Bonus: This project is the perfect fit for this week’s Global Design Project challenge – Hearts #GDP531! 💖

Be sure to check out my video to see just how easy this project is to create, along with the other fun ideas I shared. I’ll be posting more details on the remaining projects later this week, so be sure to tune back in! 💕

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January 20, 2026

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Valentine’s Day Fun

Hey everyone did you miss me? Sorry it’s been so long wasn’t what I had planed but sometimes life gets in the way. I’ll explain all of that in a post soon but today I wanted to share with you the cute Valentines we made for my kiddos classes.

I knew from the minute I saw this stamp set in the occassions catalog that I wanted to use it for valentines and my kids happened to pick the perfect treat to go with it. I loved how they turned out. It was really easy I used a 4 1/4″ x 11″ piece of paper and it’s scored in the center at 5″, 5 1/2″ and 6″. I then folded it into the center to give it some dimension and room for the sucker. I used a 1/2″ circle punch on the fold to create the whole for the succor. Hopefully this photo gives you the idea of what I tried to explain.

I love that Stampin’ Up! gives me the opportunity to spend time with my kids while creating fun and unique valentines for their friends. I enjoyed teaching them how to use the new watercolor pencils and watching their faces light up when I showed them the magic of blending the colors with the blender pens. Just a quick note these are going fast they already sold out of the first shipment and had to put them on back order and they expect to sell out of the rest of them quickly so be sure to get your soon.

Here the fun completed project I hope you think they turned out as cute as I did. Just a note I used the framelites die from the Paisleys set to cut out the center I found it was easiest to attach my white colored monster first then run it through the big shot. It cut through both layers with no problem and created the perfect whole for our succors.

If you want to create these cute treats here is what you will need:

Snail Permanent Adhesive – 104332

Price: $7.00
Snail Adhesive Refill – 104331

Price: $4.50
Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

Price: $4.00
Stampin’ Trimmer – 126889

Price: $30.00
Paper Snips – 103579

Price: $10.00
Yummy in My Tummy –

142922 (wood)

Price: $23.00

143623 (clear)
Price: $17.00
Paisley Framelites Dies – 141849
Price:$29.00
Watercolor Pencils – 141709
Price:$16.00
1/2″ Circle Punch – 119869
Price:$6.00
Sweetheart – 133786
Price:$16.00
1/8″ Handheld Circle Punch – 134365
Price:$9.00
White Stampin’ Emboss Powder – 109132
Price:$5.00
Heat Tool – 129053
Price:$30.00
1/8″ Stitched Ribbon Bermuda Bay – 140569
Price:$6.00
Sending Love Ribbon Combo Pack – 142737
Price:$7.00
Simply Scored Scoring Tool – 122334
Price:$30.00
Blender Pens – 102845
Price:$10.00

Colors – Paper Pumpkin – Bermuda Bay – Basic Black – Whisper White

Colors- Pink Pirouette – Bermuda Bay – Basic Black – Whisper White – Melon Mambo

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February 14, 2017

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Stampin’ Up! Mini Treat Bag Box

Today I want to share with you a project that I’m so excited about. I absolutely love the new Mini Treat Bag from Stampin’ Up! and I wanted to have a little fun with it. I’ve heard of others turning it into a box so I decided to give it a try. It turned out so cute and I used it as my swap during Leadership this last week. While I was creating all my swaps I decided that I was going to make my first ever Stampin’ With Candice video. I hope that is will be the first of many.

So first I’m going to share the cute project with you and find a few pictures of putting the project together. Then I’ll share the video with you and last I’ll share a list of supplies so you can create one yourself.

So I love Valentines and choose that as my team. The current occasions catalog has so many great Valentines products.

Here’s my video. Please don’t laugh. It’s my first one and I’m still learning. I hope that it will help you to get an idea of how easy this box is to create. I started taking pictures and decided that the video would be easier. I hope you enjoy it and if so please like and share it. Thanks

Here’s a list of supplies and the pieces that you will need to create your box.

The front & back is cut using a 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 piece. (you’ll need 2) Be sure to line up the edge with the bottom and the side where the score line is.
You’ll need 2 pieces 2 x 5 1/2 for your sides. Score them at a 1/2″, 1″ and 1 1/2″. Then score the bottom at 4 3/4. You will cut out the center section as shown. Fold and attach the bottom using a mini glue dot.
You’ll also need a piece for the bottom. It is 3 1/2″ x 3/4″.

Here are the supplies if you want to create the front the same as mine.

Stamps Snuggles & Smooches #140326 $15.95
Mini Treat Bag Framelits Dies #137547 $39.95
Circle Collection Framelits Dies #130911 $26.95
Big Shot Die Cutting Machine #113439 $99.95
Magnetic Platform #130658 $39.95
Happy Heart Textured Impressions Embossing Folder #137364 $7.95
Rose Coral Colorbox Chalk Ink #138091 $5.95
Real Red Classic Ink Pad #126949 $5.95
Smoky Slate Stampin’ Blendabilities #131005 $11.95
Simply Pressed Clay #130685 $6.95
Alphanumeric Mold #137854 $9.95
Blushing Bride 3/4″ Chevron Ribbon #130013 $8.95
Blushing Bride Baker’s Twine #134575 $2.95
Gold Sequin Trim #132983 $4.95
Blushing Bride 1/4″ Cotton Ribbon #134558 $5.95
Basic Black Baker’s Twine #134576 $2.95
Real Red 1/4″ Cotton Ribbon #134563 $5.95
Tea Lace Paper Doilies #129399 $2.95
Silver Glimmer Paper #135314 $4.95
Real Red 8 1/2″ x 11″ Cardstock #102482 $6.95
Blushing Bridge 8 1/2″ x 11″ Cardstock #131198 $6.95
Chalkboard Paper #137786 $7.95
Basics Hodgepodge Clips #133765 $6.95
Crystal Effects #101055 $6.25
Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spritz #118772 $4.95
Mini Glue Dotes #103683 $4.95
Stampin’ Dimensionals #104430 $3.95
Multipurpose Liquid glue (Tombow) #110755 $3.95
Stampin’ Trimmer #126889 $29.95
Banner Punch #133519 $12.95
Bone Folder #102300 $6.95
Paper Snips #103579 $9.95

Just a few quick notes on the front of the Valentines box.

Be sure to run your front and back pieces through with the embossing folder before you begin to assemble your box
The Love is stamped then cut out with the tag die that came with the treat bag. I just cut the end off. Afterwards I covered it in Crystal Effects and let it dry completely before attaching to the front.
I used a 1/4 of the Tea Lace Paper Doily and scrunched it to fit the love.
The Flower like image is stamped in Rose Coral Colorbox ink on the Chalkboard paper and then cut out with the circle framelits.
I used the medium Gray Smoky Slate Blendabilites marker to color on the gold sequines to turn them silver.
After forming your heart with the simply pressed clay I sprayed it with Vanilla Shimmer smooch and let dry. Then I used a needle to thread the bakers twine through it and tied a bow.
I used the Banner Punch and went through the top to only punch the edge of the Silver Glimmer paper to create the banner.
The Silver Glimmer Paper and the Chevron Ribbon are attached to the back of the Chalkboard Circle. This is glued onto the box with Tombow Multipurpose Glue.
I attached the Tea Lace to the love with Tombow and then attached the love to the Chalkboard Circle with dimensionals. I also used dimensionals to attach the clay heart.

I really hope you enjoyed this project. Please let me know if you have any questions. I’d love to hear your comments. Also please feel free to share with your friends. I’d love to see your box creations. Please feel free to share them on my facebook page.

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February 4, 2015

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January 2014 Paper Pumpkin kit

I finally had a few minutes to sit down and play with my January Paper Pumpkin kit. Can I just say I totally love it. I had so much fun creating these cards. I loved that they used non-traditional colors for love cards.

So here’s the ideas that came with the cards.

I think they are really cute, but I wanted to see what else I could come up with. Of course I have access to lots of great Stampin’ Up! products that would work well with the kit as well.

Here’s a close up on two of my favorites. I love using the embossing folders from the occasions catalog.

I also came up with a card of my own. Using one of the templates I used earlier this month. I embossed the paper instead of using designer paper. I love how the arrows just work so nicely on each side. To add the fun boarder around the heart I just used the ribbon boarder punch and cut it in half. Then I cut each hole so it would bend easy so I could just glue it on the back and bend as I went.

Last is this fun Valentine box. I saw something similar on Pinterest and wanted to try my own version. I thought that the stamps from the Paper Pumpkin kit would look so cute on this. The box was easy to make I just used a 4 1/4″ x 5 3/8″ piece of paper. I used the simply scored and scored a 1/2″ on all for sides. Then I cut the score line on both sides on top and bottom so I could fold it up and make a box.

Remember today is the last day to sign up and get the bonus markers. Plus it’s the last day to sign up to get the kit this month. Remember you first kit will contain the products to make these fun cards, but after that each month will be a surprise.

Be sure to sign up for Paper Pumpkin by February 10th and you’ll receive the 2012-2014 in-color markers for free. Then you can create the same fun cards in even more great colors. Click here to Join Now! Plus you’ll get cute new projects straight to your door step each month. You can cancel at anytime so give it a try.