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  • Snowflake Joy


    An A2 sized Christmas card made using one of a mini slimline set of dies. Add some lovely paper, some die cut snowflakes & Joy on a fancy oval & you have a beautiful card!

    A big congrats to Jennifer, the newest Featured Stamper (FS860)! She’s a scrapper w/ a lot of beautiful pages. After much browsing, I chose THIS page to case. I kept the Christmas theme & most of the layout, but changed it to an A2 card, used different paper & dies & simplified it to fit the space.

    For my card, I used a mini slimline die to cut the lovely holly paper and also the wine red piece. On the red, I stamped some holly berries w/ Brilliance moonlight white ink. I used this ink because it dries faster than my pigment ink & it’s also not quite as bright. I really didn’t want the berries to stand out that much. A leftover diagonal strip along w/ 2 white glitter strips were added in between the red & the holly paper. A fancy oval die was used on the sea green & I fussy cut a red layer to go behind it. The Joy was die cut out of white glitter paper as were the 3 snowflakes.

    The Joy was popped up as were the snowflakes to give them a little dimension.

    Thanks so
     much for stopping by!

     


    Supplies:

    Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps: Winter Wonderland set
     Paper: Staples 110# white, wine red, sea green, pine green, white glitter,  Rubbernecker Stamps: Snowflake Fun paper pad
    Ink: Brillance moonlight white
    Accessories:  Rubbernecker Stamps: Mini Slimline, Snowflakes, Joy w/ Shadow, Decorative Rectangle #2. Winter Wonderland dies,  Crossover II



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  • Santa Gnomes

    A Christmas card featuring a pair of cute little Santa Gnomes on an envelope fold flap. Quick & easy to make w/ the coordinating images & dies. Switch up the  papers for many looks.

    A big congrats to MariLynn, the newest Featured Stamper (FS857)! She has a wonderful gallery & I chose THIS card to case. I kept the embossed snowflakes & winter theme, but I changed most everything else: different colors, images, dies & changed up the layout.

    After coloring & die cutting the cute gnomes, I die cut the printed paper, first w/ a stitched rectangle, then I used part of another die for the envelope like flap. The paper is double sided, so the pointed flap green section is the back side of the Christmas print. I cut a smaller piece of white & used a snowflake embossing folder on it before attaching it to the green layer.

    In case you want to see how I did the partial die cut of the envelope flap, here are a couple of pictures.

    I placed the pointed die where I wanted to cut the rectangle. Since the rest of the die is the same size as the stitched rectangle, I knew it wouldn’t cut anywhere else. I placed the top plate just as far as it needed to go to cut the envelope like flap.

    This is the finished cut. I later decided I wanted this pointy edge to be stitched as well, so I lined up the corner of a stitched die & ran it thru just on the edge. The gnomes & snowflake were popped up w/ foam.

    Here are the Copics I used:

    Thanks so much for stopping by!

     


    Supplies:

    Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps: Christmas Cheer Gnomes set
     Paper: Staples 110# white, red, Rubbernecker Stamps: Winter Animals paper pad
    Ink: Memento tuxedo black
    Accessories:  Rubbernecker Stamps: Stitched Rectangles, Snowflakes, Chirstimas Cheer Gnomes, Twist & Pop Layers dies, MISTI, Copic Markers, stickles, Cuttlebug Snowflakes embossing folder,  Crossover II



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  • Let it Snow


    A big congrats to Amy, the newest Featured Stamper on Splitcoast! She has a big, beautiful gallery and I chose THIS card to case. I kept the layout and winter theme, but used different images, dies and colors.

    For my card, I colored, die cut & popped up the snowman before adding him to a stitched oval. The greeting was silver embossed on a purple rectangle & all the little snowflakes were also die cut. Stickles was added to his hat & the center of the snowflakes.

    The paper is from a wonderful Rubbernecker paper pad called Wintery Woodlands. I didn’t have a narrow blue ribbon to put on top of the silver edged ribbon, so I used a Copic to color the white ribbon a smoky blue.

    Here are the Copics I used:

    Thanks so much for stopping by!

     


    Supplies:

    Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps: In Case You Get Cold
     Paper: Staples 110# white, smoky blue, lt purple, dp (Rubbernecker Stamps: Wintery Woodlands paper pad)
    Ink: Memento tuxedo black
    Accessories:  Rubbernecker Stamps: In Case You Get Cold, Rectangle Stitch, Outside Stitch Frame, Oval Stitch dies, MISTI, Stickles, Crossover II, Silver Dollar embossing powder


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