Cloud Cover Greetings
Today I’m sharing my first-ever Mystery Stamping card. Thanks to a group of very supportive Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators, I finally did it! I’ll be scheduling them soon so watch for an announcement in your inbox.
Choosing a simple, tone-on-tone project was key for me. Keeping it simple made it easy for both me and my audience. Focusing on one or two colors kept the project on track.
I used…
- Cloud Cover & Basic White Cardstock
- 2025-2027 In-Color DSP
- Secret Sea Ink
- Exposed Brick 3D Embossing Folder
- Textured Notes Dies
- Thoughtful Wishes Bundle (retired)
- Cute little embellishments (available in September)
Here’s a look at the inside.

Layering two pieces of the same image gives a little dimension without overpowering our simple design.
Nuts & Bolts
All measurements are in inches.
Finished Size – A2 (4-1/4 x 5-1/2)
Acronyms & Jargon
- CAS = Clean And Simple
- CASE = Copy And Share Everything
- CS = Cardstock
- DSP = Designer Series Paper (aka patterned paper)
- SDSP = Specialty Designer Series paper
- SIP = Stamp Paper Ink
Paper Cuts
- Cardstock –
- Cloud Cover –
- Card Base: 8-1/2 x 5-1/2. Score at 4-1/4 on long side.
- Layer 1: 4 x 5-1/4
- Basic White –
- Writing Panel: 4 x 4-1/4
- Greeting Panel: 3 x 1-1/2 (2-1/2 x 1-1/4 if you are NOT die-cutting)
- Scrap for inside Die-cut
- Cloud Cover –
- Designer Series Paper –
- Cloud Cover from 2025-2027 In Color DSP Pack –
- Layer 2: 2 x 3-3/4
- Outside Focal Image: 3 x 5-1/4
- Scrap for Inside Die-Cut
- Cloud Cover from 2025-2027 In Color DSP Pack –
- Other Supplies & Tools –
- Adhesives
- Bone folder
- Embossing Folder
- Stamps & Dies Thoughtful Wishes (now retired) & Textured Notes (current)
- Stampin’ Cut & Emboss or other die-cutting machine
- Sticky Notes (to hold dies in place)
- Trimmer with score blade or scoring tool
- A complete list of Stampin’ Up! products used can be found at the end.
Construction:
- Fold and burnish your card base. See cuts above for scoring dimensions
- Emboss Cloud Cover Layer 1. Adhere to front of card.
- Adhere the Cloud Cover DSP
- Die-cut inside and outside images I used Thoughtful Wishes Dies for the foliage, now retired.
- Create greeting panel. Adhere with Dimensionals.
- Embellish as desired.
- Adhere writing panel to the inside
- Adhere die-cuts.
What do you think of my first Mystery Stamping project? If you would like to be notified for the next Live Mystery Stamping make sure to register for updates.
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Beautiful Card!
Thank you Candyce
Beauriful cards thank you
Thank you Jackie.
BEAUTIFUL Card! Love the simplicity and ELEGANCE! Thanks for sharing! Love it!
Thank you Judy!
Lovely card – would make a perfect sympathy card. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Patti.
I love the card, thanks for sharing
Thank you Jessie
Just lovely!! And thanks for the inside, ttoo1
Thank you Julia
This is such a pretty card. I love the whole effect. Great job.
Thank you Belinda.
Very pretty, I love the softness .
Thank you Jessie.
The card is beautiful! Like you said simple, beautiful & elegant!
Thank you Alicia
Really a classy looking card – nice clean lines.
Thank you Dot.
This is a beautiful card. I love the cloud cover colors. You did a great mystery card. I want to CASE this one for sure.Thank you for all the inspo’s. This one is my favorite.
Thank you so much for both the comment and feedback. Happy crafting!
Wow, I really love your card. Now I will have to get my crafting supplies out to make one. Many Blessings, Bev
Thank you Beverly. Get out those supplies and get crafting.
Lovely card, Rae! Cloud Cover is such a beautiful blue/gray & is perfect for a Thinking of You card!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Karen. I couldn’t agree more.
Love the monochromatic look.
Thank you Peggy.
Beautiful monochromatic card. I just love it. I will save to make my own. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Shari. I love monochromatic cards too
Beautiful card. Line the tone on tone.
Thank you Janell. I like them too