Have you seen the craft classes Stampin' Up! is offering? There have been 2 so far and a third one available today! The class itself will be in a private Facebook group, just for class attendees. Stampin' Up! has lowered the cost of the class! The first 2 were $30 (USD) and the Lovely Blossoms class is $25. I have not heard anything about why they've lowered the price this time, although I see that we will be doing 3 projects instead of the 4 we created in the first 2 classes. I thought $30 was reasonable for the first two classes.
I learned a lot in the first 2 classes. I got to try some new techniques. Chatting online with other attendees before and during the class was fun, too!
I attended both classes but neither time did I have all of the products they suggested. It was actually quite fun to decide for myself what products I would use. AND my projects were completely different than everyone else's. For the Traditions of Christmas class, I only had the Designer Series Paper (DSP). The rest of what I used was all retired Christmas products from my stash. You can see and compare my projects to Stampin' Up!'s projects in THIS BLOG POST. I never did complete the home decor item from that class.
For the Brushed with Beauty class, I used completely different products! Even my DSP was very different. Mine was 6"X6" and the Brushed with Beauty DSP is 12"X12", so when they made a scrapbook page, I made a home decor piece instead and put it in a 6"X6" frame, as you see below.
My home decor project from the Brushed with Beauty Class,
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Lovely Blossoms Craft Class: February 2026
For the upcoming Lovely Blossoms Craft Class, I'm doing something different yet again. I am not a fan of the color Petal Pink, and it is featured in the DSP for this class. You see it in all 4 snippets they show in the class flyer that I shared above. SO, I'll be getting the bundle they're using and ordering the class. Once I'm in the Facebook group for the class, I'll be able to see clear photos of all of the projects, and I'll be able to select the rest of the products I'll use in class.
Here are the snippets they've shared to advertise this class. The 2 intricate dies in the Lovely Blossoms seem to be prominent in these samples. See the circle die used on the first card? And I think the other background die was used as a stencil on the second and fourth cards.
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