Oopsie! Daisy Delight and the Daisy Punch

Oh, phooey, you guys!!! The best laid plans of mice and men... this month's Class of the Month featured item is on such a big backorder that Stampin' Up had to turn the item numbers off for the Daisy Punch and Daisy Delight stamp set and punch bundle, in order to keep up with demand.

I guess "WAY TO GO demonstrators" is more appropriate to say--I'm told we sold through an entire year's worth of projected inventory just since the catalog started!

Which makes the Daisy Punch the most popular punch in the last five years. I'm not surprised--it's sooo easy to make gorgeous cards, pages and projects with it. Be sure to get yours when it comes available again in August. I'll keep you updated in the meantime. And I'll try to share more cards made with JUST the Daisy Delight stamp set (still available by itself) like this fun one I made in Night of Navy and Old Olive, accented in Calypso Coral (from the Delightful Daisy patterned paper pack, also still available).

Suggested Stampin' Up Color Combinations:

Night Of Navy

Marina Mist

Very Vanilla

Old Olive

Calypso Coral

My Class of the Month Club members enjoyed complete measurements, supplies list, step-by-step instructions and design tips for this card and three others, with three bonus layouts to boot. They're also getting a hand-stamped thank you card from me that uses Daisy Delight as well (you can never have too many ideas!) and it's filled with product samples from the new catalog.

I LOVE spoiling my Class of the Month members! I hope you'll read up on my revolutionary new "no commitment, just convenience" online club, and play along this month.  It's the perfect way to budget your craft purchases, enjoy loyalty rewards like free shopping sprees, and regularly learn new techniques and designs to add to your stamping expertise. FANCY!

Comments

[maxine finch]

Hi Lyssa,
I have this set but the little flowers (5 of them) don't match up with the stems? I noticed that yours do but have seen others cards that they don't. I was thinking of cutting the two off from the three and stamping so they line up. Did yours line up properly the way they should. Just wondering if I should call stampin up.
maxine

[Lyssa Griffin Zwolanek]

Hi Maxine! They do line up but the problem is most people are stamping them ABOVE the stems, when they were meant to stamp directly ON the stems. Try it and you'll see. That's the only thing I did "differently" than anyone else : ) LZ