Becky's Stampin' Studio: January 2026

Currently, I'm still in Fargo, ND, after moving Amanda up to her new job at the Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch! It seems like FOREVER since I've been able to stamp! I've only been home one day since Christmas Day! I DO still have Stamp Club on Saturday, so I did bring a few stamping supplies along to prep for that! I couldn't bring too much, because I DO still need to fly back! What I grabbed was the darling Cute as a Bug Bundle, and I've had so much fun playing! The only drawback...I've had to fussy cut everything (there are dies, but no machine!) This card is actually new to me, I think! It's called a Double Panel card, and I'm see a lot of inspiration everywhere for it! The directions for this one I found with Dawn Griffith, and the design inspiration from the Stamp Doc. We will be making this one at club this month!

Measurements:

Mossy Meadow: 4 1/4" x 10 3/4"
Crushed Curry: 3 1/4" x 10"
Basic White: 2 1/2" x 4" (top panel); 2 pcs @ 3" x 4 3/4"
Cute as a Bug DSP (N): 2 1/4" x 4" (sm flower); 2 3/4" x 4 1/2" (lt green bug print), 2 "bug" die cuts

To Make This Card:

Fold Mossy Meadow card base in half and remove 2 3/4" from the front. Set aside to be used later.
Adhere the small flower DSP to top, front flap.
Fold the Crushed Curry inside panel in half. Attach one white piece to the inside, and one to the outside.
Next, attach Bug Print DSP on top of the White piece on top of the Crushed Curry panel.
Adhere this "card" to the inside of Mossy Meadow card base, with crease close to the crease of the Mossy card.
Next, wrap the Old Olive "trim" around the top flap, coming together at the front and center.
Now, stamp sentiment in Black Ink onto lower edge of the smaller White piece.
Then, adhere die cut "caterpillar" to front with Dimensionals, and attach to Mossy Meadow piece you cut from the front.
Next, attach this piece to the front flap. Make sure to only add adhesive to the top half of this piece. I actually used Dimensionals, but I'm not sure that is really necessary.
Finish the front with scattered, Old Olive Moody Palette Glossy Dots, and one of the cute Ladybug Garden Epoxy Shapes.
Finish the inside of the Crushed Curry card with another "bug" die cut.