Spring crafting is about to take a peaceful turn. April’s Paper Pumpkin kit, Lakeside Retreat, brings tranquil waterside scenes, earthy tones, and masculine‑friendly designs that make it easy to celebrate the men in your life. Whether you’re crafting for Father’s Day, birthdays, or everyday encouragement, this kit delivers calm, classic style with a nature‑inspired twist.
📦 What’s Inside the April Kit
- Card bases that make 9 cards — 3 each of 3 designs
- 9 coordinating envelopes
- Precut paper pieces for quick crafting
- Enamel pebble embellishments
- Exclusive stamp set tailored to masculine recipients
- Coordinating colors: Balmy Blue, Misty Moonlight, Old Olive, Peaceful Pine (Classic Stampin’ Spot), Pecan Pie, Pool Party
- Coordinates with a brand‑new suite debuting in the May catalogue
This Kit Is Special
This month’s kit is perfect for anyone who loves creating masculine cards without the struggle of finding the right imagery. The lakeside scenes, Adirondack chair, reeds, and peaceful sentiments make it easy to craft cards that feel heartfelt and timeless. And because everything is pre-cut, you can sit down and create in minutes.
➕ Add‑On Dies for April, May & June
Stampin’ Up! has released a coordinating Wonderful Scenes Dies add‑on that works with April, May, and June Paper Pumpkin kits. These dies include frames, florals, fireworks, butterflies, and the word “Wonderful” — giving you even more ways to stretch your kits.
- Available while supplies last
- Works across three months of kits
- Perfect for scrapbookers and cardmakers alike
🗓️ To Subscribe
If you want April’s kit, make sure you’re subscribed before the deadline. You can subscribe here- https://www.stampinup.com/products/paper-pumpkin-subscription/?demoid=2242482
I can’t wait to craft with this kit and share alternative ideas once it arrives. If you love peaceful nature scenes or need masculine cards in your stash, this is a perfect month to jump in. Let me know in the comments if you’re subscribing — I love hearing what you’re excited to create.
