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June 12, 2026 - by Julissa Sargo

You’re the Zest

There’s something about lemons that instantly makes me smile. Maybe it’s their cheerful yellow color, the promise of sunny days, or the fresh, uplifting feeling they bring. The June 2026 Whit Kit, You’re the Zest, captures all of that happiness in one beautifully coordinated kit!

For today’s card, I wanted to create a design that felt bright, fresh, and full of summer charm. The gorgeous lemon cluster takes center stage, surrounded by delicate blossoms and lush green leaves. Colored with alcohol markers, the lemons practically glow against the stunning blue patterned background, creating that classic lemon-and-blue color combination that never goes out of style.

One of my favorite things about the You’re the Zest kit is that it truly includes everything you need to create cohesive, lemony-sweet cards. The coordinating tags, labels, ephemera pieces, and sentiments make it effortless to layer elements together and build dimension without having to search through your stash for matching pieces. Every detail feels thoughtfully designed to work together perfectly.

For this card, I layered the large lemon image over the decorative citrus label and tucked in a sweet little “ZEST” sentiment tag. The result is a card that feels like a warm summer afternoon in a blooming citrus grove. It’s bright, happy, and ready to send a little sunshine to someone special.

Whether you’re creating thank-you cards, friendship cards, encouragement cards, or simply celebrating the beauty of summer, the You’re the Zest Whit Kit gives you endless possibilities. The combination of florals, citrus imagery, vintage-inspired ephemera, and uplifting sentiments makes every project feel fresh and joyful.

So grab your favorite markers, add a splash of color, and let this delightful kit inspire your next creative adventure. After all, life is always a little sweeter when you add a little zest! ????✨


Products Used

  • June 2026 Whit Kit: You’re the Zest
    • You’re the Zest Stamp Set
    • Limoncello Garden Paper Pack
    • Casa Limonata Ephemera Pack
  • Copics: Y18, Y08, Y06, Y04, E27, E25, G43
  • Foam Adhesive for dimension
  • Liquid Adhesive
  • Green Brads

May your day be filled with sunshine, blooms, and plenty of zest! ????????????

Until next time… Happy Crafting!

Filed Under: Card Making Techniques, Stamping Fun Tagged With: card kit, Casa Limonata Ephemera, ephemera, June 2026 Whit Kit, layering, lemon, Limoncello Garden, whit kit, You're the Zest

April 10, 2026 - by Julissa Sargo

Creating with Ink and Petals

There’s something so timeless and heartfelt about a handcrafted floral card—and the April 2026 Whit Kit: Ink & Petals makes it beautifully effortless. This card came together as a soft, vintage-inspired design that feels like sending a bouquet… but in paper form.

The star of the show is that stunning bouquet image—delicate tulips, layered florals, and fine sketch details that truly come alive with a bit of coloring. Paired with the worn tag dies and soft patterned papers, the entire design feels like a keepsake.

I leaned into warm ink blending and a touch of gold edging to frame the focal point, giving the card that extra glow. The sentiment, “Sending a bouquet of kind thoughts,” ties everything together in the sweetest way.

Not sure if you should become a Whit Kit Member?

 

The Whit Kit is truly a one-stop creative bundle. Everything is curated to work together seamlessly—no guesswork, just pure creativity.

???? Here’s why it’s worth subscribing:

  • Coordinated products = stress-free designing

  • Endless mix-and-match possibilities

  • Perfect for beginners and seasoned crafters

  • A fresh, inspiring kit delivered regularly

If you love creating meaningful, handmade cards without hunting for matching supplies, this kit is your creative best friend.

Products Used

  • Ink & Petals Stamp Set (April 2026 Whit Kit)

  • Tag/Sentiment Worn Dies

  • Where Petals Meet Paper {Paper Pack}

  • Deckle & Stitched Nesting Dies

  • Sequin Mix

  • Ivory Card Stock

  • Vintage Photo Distress Ink

  • Copic Markers

  • Twine

This card is just one example of what you can create with the Whit Kit—but honestly, the possibilities are endless. From elegant florals to layered tags and textured backgrounds, every piece in the kit invites you to create something special.

If you’ve been thinking about subscribing, consider this your sign—your future cards will thank you.

Until next time… Happy Crafting!

Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: card kit, Floral, gold embossing powder, Ink & Petals, patterned paper, Where Petals Meet Paper, whit kit, Worn Dies

December 4, 2024 - by Gaylynn

Welcome To The Neighborhood Pop Up Houses – Whit Kit

Welcome, Gaylynn here.  Today, I am sharing a fun welcome to the neighborhood housewarming card.  It features little houses in an outdoor scene from the December 2024 Whit Kit card kit.

Some of the houses pop up. See how it is made.

Sentiment:
From our home to yours.
Welcome to the neighborhood.

 

Helpful Tips:

  1. Prepare an A2-sized card base 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ in white.

  2. Trim or die-cut two card front panels in green.

  3. Spritz with water mist and then dry emboss both green panels in a leaf pattern.

  4. Stamp and color the owl on white cardstock. I used Copic marker coloring but use what you have.

  5. Add white dots to the owl’s cheeks.

  6. Fussy cut the owl.

  7. Die-cut or hand trim a leaf from one of the embossing panels.

  8. Stamp then trim or die-cut the sentiment on white.

  9. Layer and adhere everything to the card front using both flat and foam tape.

These are photos of the process:

Finally, this is a closer look at today’s card project.

Be sure to visit my other features here on the Unity Stamp Co. blog:
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.

I hope you try this project and share your makes in the Unity Show & Tell Facebook Group.  Feel free to tag me so that I can see what you make.

Thanks for visiting.
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Gaylynn

Supplies:  Click below for my project affiliate page with clickable photos.


Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: card kit, Copic Coloring, Copic Markers, fussy cutting, Gaylynn Martling, Ink Blending, neighborhood, pop up, Technique Time, welcome, whit kit

March 13, 2021 - by Whitney Magnuson

3 Ways to Make Fun Backgrounds with Nuvo Shimmer Powders

Hi friends! It’s Whit here with another fun blog post featuring this months card kit and it’s full of so much crafty goodness I can hardly stand it!

Here’s a peek at what’s inside:

I am loving how all of the elements came together to complete this months kit. The stamp set is HUGE and so awesome to color up or simply stamp out in black ink on any fun background or pattern paper. The watercolor paper and shimmer powders work together flawlessly to create fun backgrounds and guess what?! You can even watercolor with these beauties! And lastly– that fun marbled paper pack is going to be one that pairs with so much in your collection- I love the classy and timeless look.

This month I wanted to show you how versatile the products are inside of this kit and share a few of my ideas that I’ve been really excited to try out.

Without further ado– come take a peek at how you can create 3 unique backgrounds: 

I love how all of these turned out! They are quick, easy, and so pretty to have on hand to pair with the perfect stamped image from your collection. Take a day and create a ton to build up your stash!

Here’s a closer look at that striped background and faux alcohol ink background:

 

I decided to use the gold background today to complete my card and I am loving the mix of the gold shimmer powder background with the Marble paper pack.

 

The bold watercolor florals really pair well with the shimmer and shine elements.

 

I so hope that this inspired you to create with your Card Kit this month– and if you want to come join us here’s where to sign up:

Click Here

 

Until next time!

xoxo

 

 

 

 

 

Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: card kit, Floral, flowers, memberships, nuvo, shimmer powder, watercolor, whit kit, Whitney Magnuson

February 13, 2021 - by Whitney Magnuson

Terrarium Builder Cards

Hi, friends! Whit here with something I am very excited to share with you! I have been itching to show you this awesome Terrarium builder stamp set that is included in the February 2021 Card Kit — here’s a peek at what’s inside the full kit:

Sandhya Iyer is always able to make my ideas become a reality and make them even better than I imagined- She created this awesome stamp set and it’s so much fun to create with. The metal dies for the stamps make this set super versatile and easy to work with.

I am going to share with you 2 different ways to use this set- using the metal dies for a fun layered effect with each of the stamped elements- as well as without the dies doing some super simple stamping and layering.

So without further ado- let’s hop into creating!

 

I thought it would be really fun to create a little non-tradtional card with a sweet message on the back that I can give to a friend- something they can display on their desk or around their house as a positive reminder.

  1. I started by die cutting out the large terrarium with white card stock- I then taped it down on white paper temporarily to cut around the whole outline to create the backside of the card. 
  2. Next I grabbed those super pretty inks included in the set and got to stamping the succulents! You can actually come up with so many different looks with just the 3 inks- I layered some colors together to create the look of two toned succulents. 
  3. Now on to the die cutting! I simply taped the die cuts over the top of each of my little succ-y’s to have them perfectly cut out.
  4. Finally I stamped the little rocks across the bottom in a super faint grey ink to ground the images and got to playing around with placement and glued them down how I liked it using liquid glue. 
  5. I love how you can layer up each little stamped element when you die cut them out to give the look of dimension without adding bulk with foam tape. The hardest part was deciding how I wanted it all arranged.

Finishing touches for this little greeting was adding a little hole punch at the top for some burlap ribbon and tying a cute bow. And then adding the sentiment of your choice across the front. 

 

The card version came together super quickly- here is a peek at the same stamp set and ink colors using no dies but simply layering up the stamped images over the top of each other. It takes a little bit of strategic planning as far as colors used but totally doable!

 

  1. I simply started by stamping out the large terrarium in light grey ink inside of my MISTI simply for a guide as to where it would be situated on for perfect succulent placement. I just kept the stamp inside of my MISTI so I can stick the panel back in at the end and stamp it in black over the top. 
  2. Next i grabbed those cute little succulent stamps and just got to stamping! First i started with the rocks as a sort of guide to where the succulents should be sitting. I used a light grey ink and then just ink blended a bit of brown ink over the top to add a bit more color. 
  3. Next I figured out where I wanted those dark purple succulents and stamped those- I knew that since the color was so dark it would be hard to layer around them if that color was in the back. Finally i just simply stamped the other little elements in greens going right over the top of the purples- it does show a bit through the back but I actually liked the look. {I didn’t do any masking– but you certainly can if you wanted a more precise look.} 
  4. Once I stamped out all of the succulents and liked how it was looking I popped the whole panel back into my MISTI and then stamped the terrarium in black. 
  5. I wanted to add a bit of dimension to this clean and simple card so I cut out the entire image and then foam taped it on top of a die cut white card base. 
  6. I did add a little hole punch at the top of the terrarium to add some string to make it look like the whole thing was hanging. To add a bit more detail I made a cute bow and glued it down over the top.

I love the combination of white and kraft so I knew i wanted to have the sentiment stamped on kraft- the banner detail totally works with our clean and simple vibe to finish of this fun card.

 

So which version is more your vibe? With dies or with simple stamped layering?

 

I am loving everything about this stamp set! If you are loving this set– think about joining our card kit! Each month you’ll get a perfectly curated card kit delivered right to your door with all of the supplies you need to create some awesome things with!

And if you are already a member– I SO hope this inspired you to use this months kit! I cannot wait to see how you incorporate each of the goodies into your collection.

Thanks for hanging out with me today!

xoxo

Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: card kit, layered stamping, simple stamping, Stamping, terrarium, whit kit, Whitney Magnuson

December 13, 2020 - by Whitney Magnuson

Winter Snowglobe Card

Hi friends! It’s Whit here with a super fun winter card I am excited to share with you.

If you didn’t know, you will now, that we offer an awesome monthly card kit— curated by yours truly! I really try to make each kit unique and fun– and full of so many supplies and elements that you can use in your stash to create other cards with!

December’s kit is full of wintertime beauty! I have always wanted a set where you could build unique snowglobes- so we made it happen! This amazing stamp set has so many unique elements!

These stamps are also going to be awesome as stand alone elements without the snowglobe as well for a different look- I am all about versatility and getting the most out of each stamp set that goes into our card kits! 

I wanted to show you an easy way you can create fun look using this set– so grab your set {or order yours!} and let’s get started:

 

 

 

 

Loving the detail the Glossy Accents add to this snowglobe card– its a little hard to capture a great photo with that shine- but in person just trust it’s awesome!

The chunky glitters inside of this globe almost look as though its all shook up and snow is falling! It’s a fun detail on this card.

 

I have something special to offer you all today– if you sign up for ANY membership {Kit of the Month, Uniquely Unity or Whit-Kit} we will include a special gift with your first months kit! These card kits are limited quantity and I only have a handful left for new sign ups– so HURRY to get your hands on one!

I hope you feel inspired by this fun tutorial and create your own snowglobe winter greetings– if you do, I’d love to see it! Tag me over on the Unity {Show & Tell} group in the comments of your lovely creation so I am sure to see it.

Happy Stamping!

xoxo

 

 

Supplies used:

December 2020 Whit Kit Card Kit 

Holiday Dearies Stamp Set

Nuvo Crystal Glaze

GKD White Pigment Ink

Versafine Clair Nocturne

Silver Organza Ribbon

Sweet Girl Dot 6×6 Stencil

GKD Connect Glue

Kraft Card Stock

White Card Stock

 

Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: card kit, Christmas, Glossy Accents, snowglobe, Stamping, whit kit, Winter

March 14, 2020 - by Whitney Magnuson

Shabby Chic Cards with the Unity Card Kit

Hi friends! Whit here with something I am super excited about. This weeks post I am going to be featuring the March 2020 Unity Card Kit aka the Whit Kit.

This is a kit curated by me each month that includes a stamp set, paper pack, and numerous other items that coordinate with each other to create tons of cards! And the best part? It’s only $40. 

So here’s what this months kit includes:

This months kit is all about that shabby chic vibe with a neutral color scheme.

We doubled down on a large stamp set and paper pack this month and paired it with some timeless embellishments and tools that you’ll reach for over and over again.

I was so inspired to create a shabby chic inspired card trio using the supplies in the kit– I tried to focus mainly on using only what was included in the set but did end up pulling out some essentials that I think you’ll have in your collection that you can use to create something similar.

Check it out here: 

 

I love the vintage vibe of this stamp set– the combination of the greetings and those small florals look great colored up or even just left plainly stamped.

 

The glossy accents add the perfect amount of shine and dimension to this clean and simple look.

 

This set makes it so easy to send meaningful greetings that will WOW– I know it’s going to be one that you’ll continue to reach for in your stamp set!

 

Want to join our membership family?

There are a LIMITED NUMBER of Whit-Kits available for the Month of March. Once these kits are sold out they are gone for good.

 

CLICK HERE to sign up

 

Thanks so much for joining me today and I hope that this inspired you to create! If you create something with the Whit-Kit– tag me over on the Unity {show & tell}– I love seeing what everyone makes!

XOXO

 

 

Supplies Used:

March 2020 Whit Kit

Original Misti

GKD Amalgam Ink- Obsidian 

May Arts 4mm String- Ivory

Gold Watercolor

Gold Thin Washi Tape

White Card Stock- 110 lb

 

Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: card kit, clean and simple, Floral, membership, whit kit, Whitney Magnuson

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