Friday, August 14, 2026

Double Vision Card | Sending Sunshine Instagram Hop






There’s something special about sending a little sunshine to someone who could use it! ☀️ I created this Double Vision Card for the Sending Sunshine Instagram Hop, where our goal each month is to share positive and encouraging messages and inspire others to reach out.

Sometimes a simple smile, compliment, check-in, helping hand, or encouraging message can make someone’s day. And just as importantly, we hope to remind you to take care of yourself—you are worth it! 💛

Creating the Double Vision Card

For my card, I used the beautiful Sunflower Fields Designer Series Paper, which will be available in the new catalog beginning September 1st. I love how the pattern does all the work of creating a cheerful focal point!

The sentiment comes from another upcoming new product, Painted Pumpkins. I stamped it onto the smallest die from the Everyday Arches Dies.

The Double Vision technique is surprisingly easy!

  1. Cut your Designer Series Paper into ½-inch strips.
  2. Keep the strips in their original order so you can easily put the design back together.
  3. Adhere the first strip directly to your card layer.
  4. Raise every other strip to create the “double vision” effect.

I used Foam Adhesive Strips to pop up the alternating strips. They made this technique much easier than trying to add several individual Stampin’ Dimensionals to each strip.

I love how this simple technique gives Designer Series Paper a whole new look!

Whether you send a handmade card, make a phone call, offer a compliment, or simply check in with someone, I hope this project inspires you to send a little sunshine today. 🌻

Be sure to check out the other projects in the Sending Sunshine Instagram Hop for more positive messages and creative inspiration!

Supplies:
• Sunflower Fields Designer Series Paper — available September 1
• Painted Pumpkins — upcoming product
• Everyday Arches Dies
• Foam Adhesive Strips
• Cardstock and coordinating Stampin’ Up! supplies


Happy Stamping,

Jean


 

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