Use This Easy Torn Paper Technique to Reveal Beauty Within

This torn paper technique is so easy you will certainly get hooked trying more and more! Reveal some beautiful Designer Series Paper, a lovely stamped scene or a sentiment when a strip of the card front appears to have been peeled away.
Card Base 8-1/12” x 5-1/2”, scored at 4-1/4”
Top layer (torn part) 5-1/4” x 4”
Designer Series Paper (DSP) or stamped card stock to be revealed: 5” x 3-3/4” - or at least enough to cover the opening.
Sentiment stamp and embellishments.
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[@richellealexander6636]

Love your Teapot in the background.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Got it at a church tag sale for $2! I have a huge collection of nice ones that I display in my kitchen and change seasonally. Love them. Thanks for watching!

[@denisestreitman3916]

Beautifully elegantly simple

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm glad you like them, Denise! That's what I love about this design as well. Thanks for watching and for your comment. 😊

[@dlp454]

What great ideas! This is the first time I have watched one of your videos and was fascinated by your cards! I'm ready to try some. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make these videos. I'm off to watch some others!!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Oh, thank you so much! I'm so flattered. Enjoy!

[@mauricelebel2605]

Thank you so much for taking time to share with us.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

It is my pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@fayebrown1434]

I am so glad I found you. Thank you for the ideas.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Hello Faye! Welcome to my channel. Thanks for watching and hope to continue to inspire you!

[@sandpipersouth3766]

Very nice idea. A great way to use busy papers and make then look beautiful.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Yes, that is one way to think of it! Some papers can be a bit busy or bold if you use too much of it on one project. Here they are highlighted with a good amount of "white space" around them to make it easier on the eye. Thank you for watching and for your comment!

[@mnm25479]

Gorgeous design! Will definitely try it out. Thanks for sharing!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Malathi! I'm sure you'll have fun with it.

[@christineking8860]

briliant. i dont have most of cutters and machines to give professional effect. but these cards are very doable with the items i have. Lovely. thank you.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Christine! I so glad this idea works for you. Have fun with it and show off your beautiful paper!

[@stacyh2290]

Never saw this technique before, I love it and will try it. Thanks…

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

It is really fun and getting quite popular. You may start seeing more. Have fun and thanks for watching!

[@donnam5891]

Fantastic idea thanks Lorraine 😊

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thanks, Donna. Hope you try it.

[@MistyRaymond]

Beautiful!! Love love love. Thanks for sharing!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like it and hope you try it too!

[@bettygossell3408]

Really love these. Thx for sharing and explaining.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm so glad you like them! Thanks for watching.

[@brendaeves3236]

This is a great technique, thank you!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Very different, right, Brenda? I like it too. Thank you, and thanks for watching!

[@karinvanrooyen8725]

Very pretty idea. Thank you.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Karin. I hope you try some for yourself.

[@Jenniferatcreativeartspark]

Really nice! Thank you for the inspiration!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@cindyvarasdevaldes1373]

Just love these ideas!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Oh, I'm so glad you like them Thanks for watching!

[@831Miranda]

Very pretty idea!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Miranda! Hope you try it too.

[@michellemobley4747]

Great idea, thanks for sharing!!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

You are so welcome, Michelle, and thanks for watching and for your comment!

[@harrietjohnson9315]

Love your cards!!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much, Harriet! I appreciate your comment, and thanks for watching.

[@Jan-ob7zf]

Love this idea!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you! Hope you try it.

[@63mona]

Great idea!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Mona! I hope you try it.

[@margaretmemoreez2120]

Something different! I love it! I especially love the version with the DSP on top! I think my mom would love one, but I have to mail it, I love the look of torn paper & will play around with tearing the roll off. Thank you so much for inspiring me!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you...so glad you like it. You can mail it, just expect possible extra postage and the roll might get a little squished. The smaller you keep it, the better for that. Someone suggested maybe bubble wrap over it....might work, but will definitely be thicker. I bet Mom is worth it though! 😉😁

[@deborahlove1987]

Put on the envelope "PLEASE HAND STAMP". Don't put the card in a mail box or slot; have the postal worker at the counter stamp it right in front of you. (I think these postal workers are getting used to processing handmade cards!)

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

@@deborahlove1987 some P.O.s change extra for that, but it could be worth it!

[@Louisianagirl_1126]

Lorraine, thank you for sharing your ideas, tips and tricks with us. All of your cards were simple but beautiful.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much, Barbara! It makes me happy that you enjoyed it.

[@dorriskibort543]

Very nice clean and sample

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you! This one is really fun to do. Hope you try it.

[@sharonb.7867]

I am a first-time watcher and totally enjoyed your video. I love the many variations of this technique you shared. Thank you again!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Sharon! I am so glad you enjoyed it and you find some of my other videos helpful as well. Thanks for watching and for your comment!😊

[@janmarch5039]

What a cute card …I’m going to try and do a July 4th card with this layout….thanks for different idea’s that you came up with! Can’t wait to get started! Thank you!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm glad you like it, Jan! I would love to see what you do with it. Feel free tonshare on facebook.com/stamplorraine or email me at [e-mail]. Have fun!

[@kathyharner1425]

Hi Lorraine! Wow I really love these cards! Never thought of this technique but will definitely make some cards like this soon! So many options! I always learn new techniques in your videos - thank you!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

You are so welcome, Kathy! Can't take credit for inventing it, but I love doing these. Hope you do to. Thanks for your comment!

[@lorrainehillegass8577]

Hi Lorraine Excellent video and projects ❤

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Hi Lorraine! Nice to hear from you again. I'm so glad you like the video. Thank you!

[@smallmoments957]

Love this idea! I am going to use it to make my granddaughters' birthday cards. Thank you so much for sharing this technique : )

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm so glad you like it Cathy, and glad you will try it as well. I'm sure your granddaughter will love it. Thanks for watching and for your comment!

[@debgriffiths6357]

Loved this layout. I hadn't seen it before. Thanks for sharing your ideas & examples 👍

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm so glad you like it, Deb! It is fun and I hope you try some. Thanks for watching and for your comment!

[@mumstheword8851]

Each one is SO pretty. I love the variation and I'm going to try it out 😃 Thank you Lorraine. 👍 Our youngest daughter's name is Lorraine. We don't really know any other personally, so she loves being so unique 😁😉

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm so glad you like them! Thank you. 😊 Growing up I didn't know my Lorraines either, until high school there was one. I met a couple more as an adult, but they were my generation... 60 and up! I don't know how old your daughter is, but I love her name! 😉

[@mumstheword8851]

@@stampwithlorraine5074 you're NEVER 60 or up??! I just turned 61 😄 and knew a Lorraine growing up. Our Lorraine's 27. I have 2 granddaughters. Both love crafts 👏👏👏

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

@@mumstheword8851 I was 61 in December and have 2 grandchildren as well. My 4 year old guy is already stamping!😁

[@saritaschwedes8393]

i live this technique. i want to send mine through the mail sooo will see how it goes by tearing a bit of the flap off at a diagonal and glue bit of it kinda wavy…so it will be flat but still have movement.. even ink edges of torn part. 🌸even tear at different height 🌸

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

So glad you like it, Sarita! You have great ideas here. Thanks for sharing them! Good luck and let me know how it goes. Feel free to post on my StampWithLorraine FB page. You might have to post as a comment under an appropriate post of mine.

[@saritaschwedes8393]

@@stampwithlorraine5074 i’m glad you like my ideas. i dont do facebook but WILL let ya know how they turn out. take care 🌸

[@saritaschwedes8393]

@@stampwithlorraine5074 my card came terrific! it ended up looking vintagey. try folding instead of rolling. i glued on a button to make it look like the button was holding the fold down. thank you for showing the technique. 🌸

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

@@saritaschwedes8393 that sounds great! I'm glad your were successful. Would you be able to email me a photo? I'd love to see it. [e-mail] With your permission I could post it on my FB page without your name just to share ideas. Let me know.

[@saritaschwedes8393]

@@stampwithlorraine5074 sent you an email. sarita

[@anneanne625]

Merci vos cartes dont très jolies 👍

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

You're welcome! Thank you for your comment. Enjoy!

[@suemyers7685]

Lovely. I had seen one video where they did this roll technique but yours was sooo much better. So many lovely ideas! Thank you, Lorraine!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Aw... thank you, Sue! I'm glad it was helpful. Have fund doing your own.

[@arnettasmith6820]

I agree, Sue! These are some very lovely ideas.

[@bettyehayden2392]

I would use a pencil to roll it and not cut anything off. I feel like the skinny roll doesn’t look like it would fit the whole opening. That’s just what I see. I do love your cards though, keep up the good work.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

That's fine too! Try is out and see what you like best. I was just hoping to get it to fit in an envelope anlittle better. You must have a good eye for spacial things.... I get it! Many people may not. 😉 Thanks for your comment!

[@irinaloveberlin6460]

🙏💜💥

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

So glad you like this, Irina! Thanks for watching.

[@barbaralewis8920]

I don’t support this company.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

That's fine, you can use your own products and enjoy the tutorial.

[@dc8202]

Your cards are absolutely beautiful 💕. Thank you for sharing the technique as well as tips & suggestions throughout the process. I think your use of designer paper is brilliant and adds so much pizzazz! Cheers, 😊💕

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much! I am so glad you find the videos helpful and enjoyable. It's my pleasure to share new ideas.

[@BEATRIZMAG1111]

Hi. Thank you for the video. So cute. What is dsp?

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

So glad you like it. I forget some people are unfamiliar with the initials, sorry! DSP stands for Designer Series Paper.... the patterned per from Stampin' Up! You can view all the patterns on my online store at lorrainecich.stampinup.net. Once there, click on "paper."

[@barbaracabrera207]

I've never seen anything like this. Its so pretty, and very unique!! Love it!!! Thx for great video. Austin,TX USA

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Hi Barbara. I really like this technique as well and had to put my spin on it. Thank you for your comment and I hope you try it as well.

[@kathleenkimpel5001]

Brilliant, can’t wait to try,

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Hope you enjoy it. It is a fun design. Thanks for watching! 😊

[@dottiefrazee4390]

I love your videos! You explain everything with helpful hints along the way! I'm seeing this in December 2023 and will make this card !!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Oh, thank you! I'm so glad you find these helpful. Thanks for watching, and please stay in touch.

[@justinemills5892]

Just love this idea and how different the same technique can look with reversing the papers. Thanks for a great video!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Justine! If you've seen any of my other videos, you will know that I like showing different variations of a card design or technique. I hope it inpires people to try different things and get creative.

[@janmarch5039]

Love these clean and simple designs! Amazing how much using different papers changes the whole look! Your instructions are always easy to understand and translate into a beautiful card! Thank you!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Jan! I'm so glad you like these cards, and hope you try some too. Thanks for watching. 😊

[@lucyc]

Lovely cards!! It would be cool to use DSP on top AND for the reveal with paper like the last one, or any other that is monochromatic and has images you can colour. It would be a real Wizard of Oz effect with the tear-away part. The monochromatic, uncoloured piece would be on top and torn down the middle. And you could colour in the images on the piece that gets revealed. You'd need to line them up so the images line up for full effect. Hmmm... I need to see if I have any DSP like that.... 😊

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Hi Lucy! I'm glad you like this idea and are thinking of other ways to use it! Stampin' Up! has some designer paper called Perfectly Penciled that would do what you are describing. It has outlines of floral images that can be colored and used under the torn piece. Thanks for sharing!

[@louannewronski4352]

Lorraine, you have knocked it out of the pak again with this tutorial. I have seen some pretty cards done this way and you have explained perfectly how the techniqie is done. Thanks so much! I especially love the seaside card, but also love the florals and birds.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much! You are so kind. I try to break the steps down to understand them easily. I love those same cards too, but then it is hard to choose a favorite! Just keep going with it and make more!

[@bevp7838]

What a fun twist! I may have missed it, but is the top (rolled) layer light weight cardstock or is it paper (more like copy paper)? I do have quite a collection of patterned papers from old card club collections and I am wondering if this would be a good way to use it up. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Hi Bev. Thanks for asking. The solid color top layers are card stock (the white is a little lighter weight than the colored), and the printed top layer is patterned paper, which is much lighter.

[@donnazwerus4706]

Hello from Sydney Australia, love these cards, thanks for sharing this technique.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Donna, I'm glad you like it.😊

[@pamfletcher3723]

Thank you so much for this technique. It gives me so many ideas to go with from here. I'm wondering if you have done any masculine cards with this - I think the torn paper could be used to bring out some masculine themes!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I haven't, but I can see it working well! Those rough and tough guys are always ripping things, right? (LOL!) I will give it a try, and let me now how it goes for you.

[@marthajohnson7022]

🌿Lorraine, what a wonderful technique and your cards are beautiful🌿TYFS

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much, Martha. I'm glad you like! ☺️

[@charlirobinson1548]

Very nice. Something I'll definitely do. But I don't really care for the roll at a slant. Like it much better straight. I really do like the technique, tho. Thank you!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Charli. I appreciate your feedback. The nice thing is, you can make it however you want! Big, small, rougher, neater, straight or not. Have fun with it! I like to show different options. Thanks for watching, and enjoy making your cards.

[@RB-ue5uf]

Love your cards and ideas fantastic You don't show, the insides do you leave them blank, and do you add anything on the back like your logo?

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Hello, and thank you so much! 😊 Yes, I usually put a little strip of Designer Series Paper in the inside or stamp a small image in the bottom corner. Sometimes I show it, sometimes I don't, as I am more involved with working on the card fronts.😉 and, yes, I have stamps that say the card is handmade and have the Stampin' Up! Copywrite symbol on them. I then add my handwritten initials. Thanks for asking.

[@patriciataylor1355]

Great designs. Would dry embossing the white CS help to breakdown the fibers & then tear it? Thanks

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

It is easy enough to tear, but I was also thinking the layer might be interesting with a subtle dry embossing. I haven't done it yet, thinking I would keep to a clean and simple look for these examples. It is a possibility the dry embossing might be too much and detract from the unique effect of the technique. Let's both try it and see what we think! :-)

[@galaxysuperluminal]

Very nice technique. Thank you for sharing measurements and going slow enough so that I can follow along with your video. You're wonderful! 🕊️

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm so glad I have been helpful, and glad you are crafting along. Have fun!

[@ritathompson5279]

Great idea, an a good way to use up some of those beautiful small pieces of designer paper that I have laying around. Thank you!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thanks, Rita! Yes, use those scraps!😁

[@tamaraaunapu1719]

Really nice technique. What is DSP? It looks like patterned paper.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Tamara! Yes, it is patterned paper. I am just so used to calling it that from Stampin' Up! They call it Designer Series Paper... thus DSP! Sorry for the confusion. (You weren't the only one to ask.😉)

[@bettyswinford5886]

I just love this card.So nice to see something new.Thank you for sharing.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Betty. It is very unique. I hope you try this design, too! Thanks for watching!

[@lydiemonin977]

Thank you so much Lorraine its so beautiful. 🌸💐🐈

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you! My pleasure, for sure. So glad you like it.

[@judithcassimatis5288]

What a great card idea. I can use scrap pieces from paper stock or recycle Christmas cards. Thanks for sharing.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Yes! Get creative and have fun with it. Thanks for watching and for your comment. 😊

[@saywhat3522]

Lovely, different, no favorite cause they’re all beautiful!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Aw... you are so sweet! Thank you.

[@mercedescondenogueras5465]

Preciosas, muy originales. 😊😊🥰

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you!

[@longlivedemocracy756]

Card design is very nice. Cards turned out quite pretty!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Rachel! I'm so glad you like them. Hope you try some too.

[@lianealbert7728]

Love love love this idea… why have I never thought of something like this. I do a lot of watercoloring of background floral stamps… this would work with the style of coloring that I do… thank you so much!!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

That sure would look lovely, Liane! Let me know how itLiang! Thanks for your comment.

[@paulineking1968]

My first time visiting you and I have to said I love this technique.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Pauline! I'm glad you found me and I hope you can enjoy some of my other videos. Thanks for watching!🥰

[@paulinewhite3273]

Really lovely, but needed to look up the meaning of DSP !

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

😁 yes, sorry! I forget some people aren't familiar with the Stampin' Up! term. Somebody else had to ask me what it was! Glad you like it!

[@PennysCraftyCreations]

Your cards are absolutely beautiful, love your technique.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much, Penny. So simple too! Hope you try it.

[@PennysCraftyCreations]

@@stampwithlorraine5074 your welcome. I think I may try it.

[@charlottesilber1687]

cute and easy, that's what I like. TYFS

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Charlotte! 😊 Always a good way to go.

[@cppawley]

Thanks for all your different suggestions

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you for watching! Hope you try some. 😊

[@barbarak9988]

Bin begeistert,wundervolle Karten mit großen Effekt und einfach zu basteln. Dankeschön für die tollen Inspirationen . Barbara

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much! 🥰 I'm glad you like it.

[@cindymitchell7060]

Love all the variations you did! Thank you

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Cindy! I'm so glad you like them and hope you try some as well.

[@aliselle1]

Quelle jolie idée! J'adore! Merci du partage...

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Merci, Aliselle! I'm so glad you like it. 😊

[@boucharincchristine6378]

Pourriez vous nous donner les dimensions en cm pour les français merci beaucoup bisous

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

You don't really need specific card dimensions on this design. Start with your standard card base, then cut a layer slightly smaller than the card front. Tear the opening in that layer and then cut a pretty paper that is slightly larger than the opening. As you can see on my cards, the width of the torn part is different on each one and I did not measure it. Try one or two - you'll see how easy it is! Good luck.

[@allisonjames2923]

Lovely technique! Really effective result

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much, Allison!

[@ljstorey1]

Cool idea, thank you for sharing!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Linda.😊

[@jojosocal45]

What a great technique and it seems very easy to do! What I really like is that I can use up my scraps and I have A LOT! Thank you Lorraine!😘

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Yes, it is a good way to use your pretty papers. I'm glad you like it, Jo Ann! Have fun with it and thanks for your comment.

[@kreeativeme]

I love this idea so much and that paper is gorgeous!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much! Stampin' Up! does have gorgeous Designer Series Paper (DSP). I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@robinpowell2712]

Those are really cool. I made a couple. New subbie here.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Robin, and welcome!

[@tammyhale9462]

Great video. Beautiful cards!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thanks so much, Tammy! I'm glad you like them and hope you try some of your own.

[@judibradshaw1948]

Awesome cards and technique!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Judi. So glad you liked it.

[@sancraft8718]

You clever lady. Thank you for sharing your inspiration 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much! I'm so happy you like this and hope you try it as well. 😊

[@sancraft8718]

I’m pleased to report that I’ve had a go and my cards turned out great. Thanks again. 😊

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

@SanCraft wonderful! Glad they turned out well and you enjoyed it.

[@barbaraarmstrong4295]

Nice technique! You come up with so many great ideas! 🙏

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you. I can't take credit for the actual technique, just elaborating and doing my own versions. Thanks for watching and for your comment. 😊

[@lauriewatkins9394]

Thank you, Lorraine for the technique for beautiful cards!! Wondering also where/how the color tabs on your blenders came from? Love that idea too!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thanks, Laurie! So glad you like it. It's really fun and easy. I found the tabs on Etsy I think. It was a while ago...maybe a year? I will get back to you if I find them again. Let me know if you do!

[@lauriewatkins9394]

@@stampwithlorraine5074 Thx so much, Lorraine! Just found & purchased them on Etsy:-) BTW my given name is similar, Larraine. Trying out your technique this weekend. 🙏🏼 🌺

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

@@lauriewatkins9394 Oh, good! Glad you found them. Thanks for letting me know. Funny you should mention about your name. I think my parents once told me that they wanted to name me Laurie (or Lori... whatever spelling). but people "back then"....1960....told them that is was a nickname for Lorraine and so they named me Lorraine, but I was never called Laurie!

[@dianaantu8227]

love this technique! thank you.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thanks, Diana. Glad you liked it!

[@deborahthompson3847]

Great information. Thank you.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thanks for watching, Deborah! Glad you liked it.

[@kellygarvey9976]

Fun idea! Thanks for sharing.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Kelly. Hope you try some!

[@elianebroda5376]

Loved this video! Thanks you!!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your comment. 😊

[@veleriaalexander8073]

Great idea! Easy and fun to make.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you. Glad you like it!

[@Hazel2033]

What a great idea, thank you for sharing.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thanks for watching! So glad you like it.

[@journalwithblessing]

Beautiful I will definitely try this

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Wonderful! Thanknyou so much.

[@paulinetaylor4492]

I like this idea, of the roll back card……

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you! It's a pretty cool idea.

[@bettyehayden2392]

I like the blue sail boat very much.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

The sail boat is so cute. Ended up doing shells here instead but will certainly do some sail boats too. Watch my Facebook Page.... I'll post there when I make one. 😁

[@tami1796]

Thank you for sharing your videos

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Tami!😊

[@sunnyhughes3373]

These cards are so beautiful. I think I will give them a try. Thank you for sharing Lorraine.

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Sunny. Enjoy! 😊

[@lusellahargrove9279]

I love this idea! Thank you

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching and for your comment.

[@loisnichols4291]

I love your cards!! What is the designer paper with the blue birds on it?

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you so much, Lois! That makes me happy. 😊 The paper is from a collection called Rings of Love that will be available for free in July and August with Stampin' Up's Sale-a-bration promotion. Let me know if you need more info or a catalog.

[@loisnichols4291]

@@stampwithlorraine5074 thank you for the information.

[@lorrainedurgee1761]

Nice idea - hope it goes through the mail…

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Good luck - like I've told others, it depends on how loose or tight, big or small it is rolled. You could ask the PO worker to hand stamp it for you - might cost a little extra, but perhaps worth it.

[@carolynpicken6949]

Great idea…what happens to the roll in the mail

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

It might get flattened, but depending on the card and how loose or tightly it is rolled, it might be ok in the mail.

[@taylorjudi]

Great idea, beautifully crafted!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Judith!😊

[@blaisedar]

great ideas! Thank you!

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

I'm glad you like them. Thanks for watching!

[@cathyghan9056]

so glad i found you love these cards

[@stampwithlorraine5074]

Thank you, Cathy! I hope you try some for yourself. Check out some of my other videos and stay tuned for new ones coming soon.