Create Beautiful Landscapes with the Hills of Tuscany Stamp Set

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Have you ever wished you could paint landscapes like Bob Ross? Yeah, me too. But, I never put in the hours to learn to paint. Lucky for me, I got the Hills of Tuscany stamp set from Stampin' Up!®️ which is perfect for making beautiful hand-stamped landscapes filled with happy little trees.

I shared this stamp set during this week's Thursday Night YouTube live. If you missed it, you can catch the replay below along with the complete supply list and lots more photos.

​So on y go! Let's get stamping.

Video Tutorial for this Handmade Card

I shared how to make the card below in this video tutorial. See the step-by-step instructions for creating gorgeous landscapes with the Hills of Tuscany stamps.

A Clean and Simple Card to Say Hello

Here is a clean and simple handmade card to say hello. I used the new Basic Beige cardstock for the base for this handmade card. This beautiful neutral cardstock will be available starting May 1. 

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One of my favorite things about being in France is the fields of poppies. So, I added a few to my Tuscan scene.

Never-Ending Scrapbook Album

If you saw my live on Tuesday night this week, we made a never-ending fun fold card. (If you missed it, catch it here!) I decided to blow up the dimensions to make this 8" x 8" never-ending scrapbook album. This is a great mini album and would make an awesome gift for Mother's Day, a birthday, retirement, graduation, or something else. So many great ideas!

Complete Supply List for these Tuscan Cards

Fields of Lavender or Olive Branches?

The patterned paper for this card is the Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper, but I think the branches look a little like olive branches. While these aren't olive trees, there are lots of olive trees in Tuscany so it seemed like the perfect backdrop for this landscape.

I stamped on Basic Beige cardstock. I stamped some clouds in Balmy Blue and then stamped some in Basic White. I love the faint look to the white clouds. 

Another Tuscan Scene

Here is one last Tuscan landscape to inspire you! I made this back in January and used some of the Sale-A-Bration patterned paper for the backdrop - the Softly Stippled Designer Series Paper.

I added hills in Lost Lagoon and Pretty Peacock with trees also in Pretty Peacock. Then, I created the look of the sky at sunset or sunrise by stamping the clouds with Petal Pink. I love how the sky glows on this card!

Want to make these cards yourself?

If you need anything to create these handmade cards, simply click the button above to see the complete supply list for the cards. Then, uncheck the items you don't need and click "Add to Cart."

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