Four more ideas for Storybook Garden Patch bundle

 

Storybook Garden Patch is such a lovely Stampin’ Up!® bundle because it can be used for so many different occasions. It’s ideal for gardeners, for masculine cards, and for much more.

At my Spring Craft Day last weekend, we used it with the (now retired) Sale-a-Bration Designer Series Paper Bloom Impressions as that helped to keep costs down; savings which I could pass on to my guests.

You’ve already seen three of the projects; two of them here and another of them here.

Today I want to show you some of the remaining projects from the day.

Easy background tip for Storybook Garden Patch card

AUGUST 2025 UPDATE: Storybook Garden Patch now 30% off! UK crafters can find it here 

Storybook Garden Patch is a Stampin’ Up!® stamp set/bundle (164667) which has been on my mind a lot recently as I have a class using these products this weekend.

So it was timely that the fabulous Instagram account Stampin’ Through the Catalog has been focusing on the Storybook Garden Patch stamp set (164663) lately.

I was flattered that they shared two of my previous designs in their Instagram Stories, and was inspired by one of their newest projects to make this card. 

Easy scrapbooking with Storybook Moments Designer Series Paper

 

There are so many ways to scrapbook with Stampin’ Up!® products these days, and I’m loving them all.

One of the most economical ways is to use a pack of paper such as this Storybook Moments Speciality Designer Series Paper (164662). It features cute animal images and lovely vintage patterns. Within the pack are two full sheets of die-cut images which you can press out and use on your cards, scrapbook pages and more.

Card and scrapbook ideas using Storybook Garden Patch from Stampin’ Up!®

 

As soon as I saw the Storybook Garden Patch stamp set in the new Stampin’ Up!® Mini Catalogue, I knew my gardening customers would love it.

Storybook Garden Patch has a great selection of vegetable images, flower pots, a trug and some gardening tools. Worried about fussy-cutting? Worry no more as there are coordinating dies to take the strain.