I've been making card sets-- not sure if I'll send them out or package them up as gifts, but it's been fun to do! This paper was from one of those huge stacks that you buy at Michael's-- Mom didn't keep the pack in tact so I don't know the exact manufacturer. 
The supplies I do know are as follows:
I just loved adding dimension to the printed flowers with these paper flowers-- and the colors are so bright and cheery!
I think that considering the fact that I'm designing on the kitchen table they didn't turn out too badly!
Last week I took a class on how to use the Storybook cartridge for the Cricut at my Mom's LSS Memories for the Making. We made this darling card using one of the frames on the cartridge. 
Sadly I can't tell you the brand of paper we used because the instructor has yet to send us the sheet of specifics. We did use a little paper flower and rhinestone to accent the owl!
This one was kinda cool-- I used a flag sticker on card stock and then I put the whole thing on a piece of denim. What could be more American than denim???
Here's another really simply card: patterned paper, matted sticker, and a border punch!
This paper was in my discard pile as something I would never use on a scrapbook LO, but I love it on this card. Add 2 flowers, a brad, a scrap of red patterned paper and a sticker to very dated paper and you have a sweet little card.
I think this was my husband's favorite card I made this holiday. I used a red floral paper that I got in a scrap kit from a LSS, part of a border sticker, buttons and wire to tie them on. I hate my writing but I really wanted a sentiment on the front so I bit the bullet and wrote it on there.
These last two are my favorites for the season--- I used the same sheet of stickers that I purchased from Katie's World (a LSS near my Mom's house) a few years ago.
I added patterned paper, some buttons, silver charms, and a sticker and voila! two very sweet cards!
This card was super simple, but it was one of my favorites. It was navy blue card-stock, cream card-stock uct into squares, and patriotic stickers.
The stickers were part of a sheet with an Uncle Sam and Statue of Liberty which I used on other cards I'll share this weekend.
I used this ruler ribbon that I've been saving forever and a silver charm to highlight the "4" for the Fourth of July.
I made two very similar cards using a highly glossy paper that came in a page kit a million years ago.
I used the "Happy" stamp from unity (I think it's the March set-- but I'm not 100% sure not having my stamps right beside me!) The "fourth" is using bead stickers-- I love the look of them but I never use them.
The main difference between the two cards is the ribbons I used. On the card above I used some beaded ribbon that I think Tami gave us as part of a Disney Club kit at my LSS. The red gingham is a sticky ribbon from SI (if memory serves!)
I used the same red but a simpler sheer navy ribbon on the second card. All of the metal embellishments are from a Oriental Trading July embellishment kit.