Goodbye Pretty Peacock

On March 24th the list of retiring products from the current Annual Catalogue will be released! And when that happens the 2019-2021 In Colours won’t last very long. So I’m featuring one of the retiring In Colours each week. Last week it was Terracotta Tile. This week it’s time to say goodbye Pretty Peacock.

For this card I decided to go monochromatic to really show off the colour. And so of course I went with Basic White for the card base. The images came from the Tasteful Touches stamp set. I really like the background the different images create. To get the monochromatic effect I stamped with Pretty Peacock ink onto Pretty Peacock cardstock. The blooms I stamped on Basic White and then cut out.

Goodbye Pretty Peacock

The phrase for this card came from the Friends are like Seashells stamp set. This set is going to become a favourite for sure! I love all the images and the phrases are so versatile. I stamped the phrase in Pretty Peacock, of course. And then cut it out using one of the Stitched Nested Labels dies. Then I popped up the phrase and the two flowers with Stampin’ Dimensionals.

I felt like the card still needed a little something… which in my case usually means adding some bling. So to finish it off I added a Rhinestone Basic Jewel and some Wink of Stella to the feathers and centres of the flowers. Here’s the card…

Goodbye Pretty Peacock

With Stampin’ Up! switching up their release dates for catalogues this feels so soon. I can’t believe that it’s almost time to say goodbye Pretty Peacock and 2019-2021 In Colours.

If you live in Canada and want to stock up on the 2019-2021 In Colour products I don’t suggest you wait until March 24th. These products will sell out quickly and some of them are already starting to run low. So use my link to stock up now!

Tool and Embellishment Organization

If you’ve seen some of my previous posts you know that my craft area is a bit of a mess! I think that’s true for most of us crafters. But I like to have things organized so it’s like my craft area is a bit like the Bermuda Triangle. I love shopping for containers and things to organize my craft stash. And I enjoy DIY organization projects. I reorganized my inkpads not that long ago, check that out here. Now I’m sharing the tool and embellishment organization I did recently.

Just about all the larger pieces I use to organize my craft supplies are from IKEA. I love going there and to the local dollar store! There’s always lots of great colourful options and it’s not going to break my budget. In my office/craft space I have a 2×2 KALLAX unit. I already have my stamp sets organized into a 2 drawer unit in one of the squares. The challenge has been to figure out the other 3 squares.

I knew that I wanted to split the 2 bottom squares in half, but it took me a while to find what I needed. Eventually I found it at IKEA, of course. Somehow I missed these when I first got the unit or maybe they didn’t have them… who knows?! But they work perfectly.

Tool and Embellishment ORganization

For the one shelf with my punches, I glued some white felt to the top of the shelf. The punches are pretty heavy duty and so I wanted an extra layer of protection. Then I’ve got my Stampin’ Blends, adhesives and embossing powders underneath, along with some of my Stampin’ Spots and pencil case.

On the other side I’ve got a box full of stationary stuff… post it notes, extra note pads, etc. Above that I put my Heat Tool and tray and paper piercing templates. The colourful boxes next to my Heat Tool are different embellishments. Those are a DIY storage project using some retired Designer Series Paper and the full sized wood cases. I so wish I would have grabbed some more before they were gone!

It was really easy to do once I had the measurements for the case pockets. Now that I’ve done my tool and embellishment organization, it’s on to my paper. I think I’ve left that til last because I know it’s going to be a thing. I’m hoping that I can find someone local who can make what I want instead of having to spend a bunch to ship something from the US. Wish me luck!

Goodbye Terracotta Tile

This year the list of products retiring from the Annual Catalogue is coming sooner. The new catalogue will be launching in May and so at the end of March we’ll see what’s staying and what’s going. One thing that I know for sure won’t be sticking around are the 2019-2021 In Colours. And these always sell out quickly so I thought I would start my farewells now. First up… it’s time to say goodbye to Terracotta Tile.

This was not my favourite colour. I’m more of a Seaside Spray, Purple Posy kind of girl. I just wasn’t quite sure what to pair with this colour and so I didn’t use it very often. A little while back I shared another card using Terracotta Tile, you can check that out here. For both these cards I paired Terracotta Tile and Old Olive. Although for this one I made Terracotta Tile more of the focus.

Goodbye Terracotta Tile

The phrase and all the images came from the Waterfront stamp set. This is actually my first card using this stamp set. I like the idea of creating a scene and I’m looking forward to crafting more with this set. In addition to the Terracotta Tile and Old Olive, I also used Crumb Cake ink. I thought it would add a kind of marshy feel to the scene.

Once my ink was dry I added some Wink of Stella to the Terracotta Tile. I cut out and framed the phrase using the Layering Circles dies. Which I popped up with a Stampin’ Dimensional that I cut in half. You could also use a few of the Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals instead of cutting one of the larger ones.

Goodbye Terracotta Tile

I really like how this turned out. And it didn’t hurt that when I showed it to my husband he actually thought it was a picture!

I can’t believe that it’s already time to say goodbye to Terracotta Tile and the other In Colours. If you like these colours then be sure to act quickly. These will sell out fast! Here’s the link to put these ink pads in your craft stash. Next week I’ll be featuring a different In Colour, so stay tuned!

A #simplestamping Birthday

I’m finally getting around to this month’s #simplestamping challenge from Stampin’ Up! This month there were no extras allowed. No punches, no Designer Series Paper, just stamps, ink and paper. And for this month we needed to create a #simplestamping birthday card. I’m usually pretty simple with my card designs, but keeping it to just stamps, ink and paper is still a challenge. And this month’s challenge is no exception!

For my design I also wanted to use one of the Sale-a-bration stamp sets; Approaching Perfection. The phrases are great and the images work well too. With this card though I actually just used the images from this set and went with a phrase from the Many Mates stamp set. I had an idea for a stepped up version using the Sale-a-bration Oh So Ombre DSP so that’s where I started for my colours.

I went with Bermuda Bay for both of my card bases. But for my #simplestamping card I paired it with Mint Macaron. I debated about a monochromatic look for both cards but decided not to. I framed the “Happy Birthday” with a little bit of Bermuda Bay cardstock and then decided to skip the Stampin’ Dimensionals.

A #simplestamping birthday

For my stepped up version I used the same stamps but added some of the Oh So Ombre DSP. This is one of my favorites from the Sale-a-bration catalogue! I framed the images and phrase using one of the other designs from the same paper pack. There were a few debates with this card too. In this case it was Dimensionals, ribbon or rhinestones. In the end I decided to keep this card fairly simple too.

A #simplestamping birthday

I hope you enjoyed my versions of a #simplestamping birthday card. I definitely enjoyed creating them. And I think I need to challenge myself to use just stamps, ink and paper more often.

There’s only a few more days until Sale-a-bration if finished! So if you want to find out how to get free and exclusive products then check out this post. Or if you live in Canada and are ready to fill up your cart then head over to my online shop!

Pop Up Step Front Panel Card

For this month’s Fancy Fold Design Team blog hop we’re making a Pop Up Step Front Panel card. It’s a really neat card to make. And I like how it can fold up to fit in one of my usual envelopes. Here’s a video to show you the step by steps. Plus I have a simple project sheet at the end of this post with measurements and instructions.

Before I even watched the video I knew I wanted to use Butterfly Bouquet! These products aren’t officially available until March. But since I’m a demonstrator I get to play with them early. I just love butterflies and these are so pretty! I can’t wait to create some more with these.

My card base is Basic White and I decided to pull Mint Macaron from the Designer Series Paper for my cardstock layers. I used both sides of one of the sheets from the Butterfly Bijou 6×6 DSP pack for my patterned paper layers. And played around with where which pattern would go before I stuck them on.

Pop Up Step Front Panel Card

To add a little something more to my card I used the Brilliant Wings dies to cut out a bunch of butterflies from one of the other sheets of DSP. I love how the dies line up perfectly to do this! I’ve fussy cut images from other DSP packs and it’s definitely not my preferred way to do it.

My phrase comes from the Tasteful Touches stamp set. I stamped it with Misty Moonlight and then cut it out using the Stitched Nested Labels dies. Then I popped it up with some Stampin’ Dimensionals and added a few Rhinestone Basic Jewels. And to top it off I used some Wink of Stella on the butterflies I added to the card. Here’s the finished card…

Pop Up Step Front Panel Card

I hope you like my Pop Up Step Front Panel card. Make sure to grab my simple project sheet to try this yourself!

For the next stop on this month’s blog hop check out Nadine Schweda’s card here. And if you want to check out my card from last month’s blog hop you can find that here.

Paper Pumpkin Sale-a-bration Perks

I have to admit that while I liked the idea I wasn’t a big fan of the first Paper Pumpkin kits. Now I’m a definite fan! Over the past few years Stampin’ Up! have stepped up their game. The kits have gotten better and better. They’re also a go to for me when I don’t know what I want to make. Plus right now there are some great Paper Pumpkin Sale-a-bration perks. If you’re not sure what Sale-a-bration is, then check out this post. The easiest way to explain it is you get free product when you place a qualifying order. And Paper Pumpkin subscriptions are no exception.

So with Paper Pumpkin each month you get all the supplies you need to make that month’s project shipped right to your door. That includes a small stamp set, a Stampin’ Spot (small ink pad) and if it’s your first kit an acrylic block. More often than not the kit’s a card project, but sometimes there will be treat containers or bags. Here are a few of my recent favourites…

The bonus right now with Paper Pumpkin is when you sign up for a 3, 6 or 12 month subscription. Usually when you get a 6 subscription you save $1 on each kit. And with a 12 month subscription you get 1 month for free. But right now you can also get your choice of the free and exclusive Sale-a-bration products! With a 3 month subscription you can get 1 Level 1 product. A 6 month subscription will get you 2 Level 1 products or 1 Level 2 product. And with a 12 month subscription you’ll get 3 Level 1 products or 1 Level 2 product AND 1 Level 1 product. (plus with a 12 month subscription you also get $30 to spend on whatever you’d like from any of the current catalogues)

Paper Pumpkin Sale-a-bration Perks

With those extra goodies you’ll be able to make so many more cards. You’ll even be able to kick the original designs up a notch. I love pairing my Paper Pumpkin kits with products from the current catalogues!

The other nice thing with Paper Pumpkin is that you can pause your subscription any time you want. So if you only want certain kits or need some time to catch up on your crafting it’s easy to do that. Here’s a sneak peek at next month’s kit…

Paper Pumpkin Sale-a-bration Perks

If you live in Canada and you’d like to take advantage of these Paper Pumpkin Sale-a-bration perks then send me an email (inkspirationwithteresa@gmail.com) and I’ll get you the product code you’ll need. Just make sure to do it before then end of this month! Or if you want to just check it out for a month here’s the link to sign up.

Blending Brushes

I totally have a new favourite tool! Before this I liked the idea of sponging and blending to create great projects, but didn’t do it very often. I think that’s going to change now. I’ve only used Stampin’ Up!s new Blending Brushes twice now, but I’ve fallen in love with them! The first time I used one of them I made my own Shimmer paper. This time I used them with our ink pads.

These are super easy to use and even easier to clean, if you choose to. I’ve heard some of my team members clean them like the Blender Pens. So you rub it on paper until no more colour comes off. When I made my shimmer paper I decided to clean it with just some water. I didn’t like the idea of Shimmer Paint drying onto my brush. It came off very easily and the brush was just as soft once it dried as it was before I used it.

For this card I thought it would neat to create a border around the edge of a piece of Basic White cardstock using the flower from the Tasteful Touches cling stamp set. I used Tuxedo Black Memento ink and gave it some time to dry before I started to blend with the brushes.

In terms of colours I thought of using a bright blue and then a yellow like the centre of a flower. So I went with Bermuda Bay and Bumblebee. I haven’t used this colour combination before and I think they work really nicely together. Definitely going to have to file this combination away!

Blending Brushes

So once my stamped flowers were dry I used my ink pad lids to hold the ink for my brushes. All you have to do to do that is squish the lid towards the ink pad while it’s still mostly closed. Once the ink is on the lid you just rub the brush in the ink. Make sure to dab off some of the colour onto another piece of paper before blending. You can even start blending off the cardstock and move in. To blend just move the brush in circles wherever you want that colour to go.

The phrase came from the Waterfront stamp set. I cut it out with one of the Stitched Nested Labels dies and then popped it up using a couple of Stampin’ Dimensionals. To finish it off I added some Braided Linen Trim. Here’s the full card…

Blending Brushes

I LOVE how this card turned out! And I can’t wait to do more with Stampin’ Up!s Blending Brushes. So stay tuned for future projects.

Tic Tac Toe Challenge

This week’s Paper Craft Crew Challenge (PCC412) is a different kind of challenge. Usually it’s a sketch challenge, but every once in a while they throw out a theme or in this case a Tic Tac Toe challenge. So how this works is that you choose any 3 squares going down, across or diagonal for your design elements. Here’s what we had to choose from…

Tic Tac Toe Challenge

For my card I went with the row going down on the right. So a feminine thank you card using Designer Series Paper. From here I dug through my DSP packs to see what would work. I ended up going with the Paper Blooms pack from the current Sale-a-bration catalogue. That made it easy to check off 2 of the 3 boxes.

The “thank you” came from the Timeless Tropical stamp set. I really liked the font and thought that it would work nicely with a feminine theme. I cut it out with the smallest circle from the Stitched Shapes dies and then popped it up with a Stampin’ Dimensional.

To compliment the DSP I used the “A Touch of Ink” stamp set for my stamped images. For my colour combination I went with Rococo Rose and Pear Pizzazz (I can’t believe that Rococo Rose will be retiring in just a few weeks). And to finish it off I used some of the Seaside Spray Metallic ribbon and added a few Rhinestone Basic Jewels. I always have to add some bling to my cards!

Here’s my finished card…

Tic Tac Toe Challenge

I had a lot of fun with this Tic Tac Toe challenge. If you’d like to check out the others you can find them here. And if you’d like to check out my most recent sketch challenge with the Paper Craft Crew you can check that out here.

Sketch with Berry Blessings

So last weekend I took a day and went on a virtual vacation with my team. We took “tours” of different countries around the world and had some creative challenges. I love seeing these women, even if it is only online, we always have so much fun! Plus I ended up adding a couple of countries to my long list of places to travel. One of the creative challenges in between our “tours” was a sketch challenge. This is where you’re given the basics of a design and then you decide what you’re going to use to create it. I recently did one for the Paper Craft Crew that you can check out here. For this one I did my sketch with Berry Blessings from the Sale-a-bration catalogue.

I pulled my colours from the patterned paper design I took from the Berry Delightful Designer Series Paper pack. I love pairing greens and purples and the Rich Razzleberry and Granny Apple Green work really well together! Behind the 3 pieces of DSP is a piece of Granny Apple Green that I embossed using the Subtle 3D embossing folder. The embossing really helps make the cardstock look less plain. I also did some tone on tone stamping with Rich Razzleberry for my 2 banners.

Sketch with Berry Blessings

The phrase came from the Berry Blessings stamp set. And I stamped it with Rich Razzleberry ink. I have to admit, Rich Razzleberry is one of my favourite colours! I cut out the phrase using one of the Stitched Shapes circle dies. And then popped it up with some Stampin’ Dimensionals. To finish it off I had to add some bling. So I added a few of the small Rhinestone Basic Jewels. Here’s the full card…

Sketch with Berry Blessings

I love how my sketch with Berry Blessings turned out! And I’m looking forward to crafting some more with these. If you’d like to get in on the fun with me and my team then join my team! Right now when you sign up before the end of the February you’ll get 5 packs of exclusive 6×6 patterned paper on top of the $135 worth of Stampin’ Up! products of your choosing. Check it all out here!

Paper Pumpkin Valentines

Happy February everyone! I can’t believe that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. I’ve been squirreling away a few treats when I’ve managed to get out of the house over the past week or so. Thankfully my munchkins haven’t found my stash yet! I also have been making cards to give to family. And for the most part I’ve been making Paper Pumpkin Valentines. The Sending Hearts kit is so cute and I’ve been having fun crafting with it.

Usually I just make Valentines for my family, but this year I wanted to do something different. So on top of those Valentines I’m also going to send out some Valentines to some women in a group I joined almost a year ago. With everything going on random acts of kindness has become even more important. These fairies share sunshine throughout Ontario and I’m glad to be a part of this group. If you want to find out more on how to share sunshine then you’ll want to check out this post.

Here’s a peek at a couple of the Valentines I’ve made so far…

Paper Pumpkin Valentines

I’m looking forward to adding a few goodies to these and mailing these out later this week! I hope that these Paper Pumpkin Valentines bring a smile to people’s faces. And I know that my munchkins will love the treats I’ve got stashed away. I just hope they don’t find it between now and then. Keep your fingers crossed!

I’ve still got some supplies from the Sending Hearts kit, so I’ll need to figure out what else I make with them. Maybe more Valentines or maybe a home decor piece.

If you’d like to find out more about Paper Pumpkin, I’m happy to answer any questions that you have; inkspirationwithteresa@gmail.com. Or you can jump in on next month’s kit here!

Embossing Again

Every once in a while I get into a bit of a zone with my crafting. In some respects this is nice, but sometimes I completely forget about other techniques, etc. that I could be using. Somehow lately I haven’t been using my embossing folders. So this past week I’ve been getting back into embossing again. And I’m so glad that I did. Using different embossing folders is a great, and easy, way to add a little something extra to your projects.

Earlier this week I shared a project using one of the new mini embossing folders; you can check that out here. For this card I wanted to use my favourite stamp set from the Sale-a-bration catalogue, “A Touch of Ink”. And I haven’t used the hummingbird image yet so that’s where I started with my design.

From there I pulled in the Rectangle Stitched dies to frame the hummingbird and the phrase, which came from the Quite Curvy stamp set. And I thought that it’d be nice to use the large leaf image from the “A Touch of Ink” stamp set and do some tone on tone stamping with Just Jade.

Then to add a little something more to the piece of stamped Just Jade cardstock I used the Painted Texture 3D embossing folder. Here’s a close up to give you a good look at the effect it gives…

Embossing Again

You might also be able to see that I added some Wink of Stella to my hummingbird. I love how it looks on projects, but it doesn’t really come through in photos. 🙁

For my hummingbird I stamped in Seaside Spray first to give a darker outline. Then once it was dry I stamped using Pool Party to match the card base. I also stamped a bunch of the smaller leaf image from the “A Touch of Ink” stamp set using Just Jade to fill in some open space and bring it all together.

I popped up the hummingbird and the phrase with some Stampin’ Dimensionals. And then on top of the Wink of Stella, I added a few Rhinestone Basic Jewels to finish it off. Here’s the full card…

Embossing Again

I’m really glad that I got back into embossing again! And I love how this card turned out. I’m definitely not finished crafting with this stamp set. To check the “A Touch of Ink” stamp set, head over to my online shop. And let me know if you have any questions about how Sale-a-bration works!

Horizontal Sketch Challenge

With everything to get ready for the holidays I took a break from sketch challenges. Now that things have settled back down a bit I felt like it was time to get back into it. A couple of weeks ago I did Stampin’ Up!s #simplestamping challenge for this month. You can check that out here. This time I’m doing a horizontal sketch challenge from the Paper Craft Crew. Or as they’re calling it PCC410. Here’s the sketch for the challenge…

Horizontal Sketch Challenge

For my design I started with an idea that popped into my head recently. I was looking at the Paper Blooms Designer Series Paper from the Sale-a-bration catalogue and thought that the blooms would be easy to cut out. So I picked a couple of different designs that would work well with some of the larger blooms.

From there I picked my colour combination. I went with Night of Navy for my card base and Seaside Spray for my other main colour. I also thought it would be nice to throw in a little bit of Rococo Rose. Behind the flowers and patterned paper I decided not to stamp. Instead I used one of the Greenery Embossing folders on the piece of Seaside Spray cardstock. This embossing folder is a mini folder so I had to run it through twice to emboss the whole piece. For whatever reason I haven’t been doing as much with my embossing folders lately so it was nice to get back into it.

Here’s my card…

Horizontal Sketch Challenge

I love how the embossed Seaside Spray compliments the blooms from the Paper Blooms DSP. The “for you” on the banner comes from the Beauty Abounds stamp set. And I popped it up using some Stampin’ Dimensionals. I also added a few Rhinestone Basic Jewels for the other element of this sketch.

I also wanted to bring the flowers from the outside of the card to the inside of the card. So I stamped a small bloom from the Forever Blossoms stamp set inside using Seaside Spray ink.

Horizontal Sketch Challenge

This was such a fun horizontal sketch challenge. And I really like how this turned out! You can also check out the rest of the cards for this week’s Paper Craft Crew Challenge (PCC410) here.

DIY Shimmer Paper

Recently I saw another demonstrator share a picture of some shimmer paper she had made. It looked so easy that I just had to try it out for myself. And it is so I decided I’d share my DIY shimmer paper project with you. All you need for this is whatever coloured cardstock you want, Frost White Shimmer paint and the new Blending Brushes. If you haven’t checked out these new brushes yet you definitely need to. They are so easy to use and easy to clean!

For my card I chose Petal Pink, Pool Party and Purple Posy. I love these colours and somehow didn’t even notice all the “p”s until someone on my team pointed it out to me. LOL To turn it into shimmer paper I started by pouring some of the Frost White Shimmer paint onto some paper. Then I dipped my Blending Brush into it and rubbed it onto the cardstock using a circular motion. Here’s a before and after of my cardstock…

When I saw this technique I totally thought of using the Sweet Ice Cream bundle for a card. I’ve been having a lot of fun crafting with this set. Last week I made a fancy fold using this set. You can check out my Two Fold Panel card here.

So for this card I used Petal Pink for my card base and then just added a piece of the Ice Cream Corner Designer Series Paper. Then I layered a couple of ovals using the Layering Ovals dies to frame my ice cream cone. The cone is just a piece of the DSP that I punched using the Ice Cream Cone builder punch. I also used the same punch on the shimmer cardstock I made.

To finish it off I added a few more things. I popped up the framed ice cream cone using Stampin’ Dimensionals. I also added some of the Crinkled Seam Binding Ribbon and a few of the Pastel Pearls. Here’s the final card…

DIY Shimmer Paper

I had so much fun with this DIY shimmer paper! I hope you’ll try it out and show me what you make. And if you like the Sweet Ice Cream bundle as much as I do you’ll want to check out my upcoming classes and events. In March I’ll be featuring the Sweet Ice Cream stamp set in my Stamp & Jammies online class.

Stamping Tips

I’ve been scrapbooking and stamping for quite a while and I STILL get stuck for ideas. So like most crafters I’ve got lots of pictures of cards and projects for inkspiration. I’m also learning new things all the time. New folds, stamping techniques and other helpful tips. And I love sharing my projects and stamping tips with others!

I share a bunch of this on my Facebook page, along with other fun posts. But the best place to get the inside scoop from me is in my weekly email newsletter. Every week I share something to help with adding a little something more to your projects or taking care of your stamping tools. I also share share tricks with the hope that it’ll make crafting a bit easier.

Stamping Tips

And I’d love to share your tips with my community! I’m always on the look out for new things to share. And if you have any questions I’d be happy to answer them.

There’s lots more to my weekly email newsletter. To find out what else you get when you sign up, and to sign up, check out my Contact Me page. I’m excited to drop into your inbox and get to know you!

Two Fold Panel Card

I’m excited to join the Fancy Fold Design Team for another bog hop this month! This month we’re making a Two Fold Panel Card. It’s an easy card to make and it looks really neat. Claire Ottaway, a UK demonstrator, shares a video to show the step by steps for this card. I’ve also created a basic PDF with the measurements and instructions if you’d like to try this yourself. Make sure to grab it at the end of this post!

For my design I ended up using the Sweet Ice Cream stamp set and Ice Cream Corner Designer Series Paper. I’m just loving this suite of products! The paper is so colourful and there are some fun designs. Plus the stamp set with coordinating punch is so fun. Once I figured out these pieces I came up with my colour combination. I went with Purple Posy and Cinnamon Cider, both of which are current In Colours… although Purple Posy will be leaving soon 🙁

For my card base and belly band I used Purple Posy. I also used a piece of Cinnamom Cider to frame the ice cream cone on the belly band. For the ice cream cone itself I used Crumb Cake and Cinnamon Cider for the cone and then Purple Posy for the ice cream, using a Stampin’ Write Marker.

Two Fold Panel Card

For the patterned paper, I chose 3 different designs. And I love how well they work together! I debated about adding a fourth design on the inside of the card. But I decided to use the same design filled with ice cream cones that I used on the outside.

Since I went with a simple ice cream cone on my belly band I decided to add a phrase to the inside of the card. I used Purple Posy and Cinnamon Cider for the phrases.

Two Fold Panel Card

This was a really fun card to make. And I really like how this Two Fold Panel Card turned out. Here’s the full card…

If you’d like to try this out for yourself then grab my PDF.

To check out the next stop on this month’s blog hop, check out Nadine Schweda’s card. You can also check out last month’s hop which was the Surprise Window Card.