Showing posts with label holiday cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday cards. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Quitabug Stampers Team Showcase
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Carols of Christmas Bundle: Quitabug Stampers July Make-n-Take
Can you believe it's already August?! July went by so fast, I'm just getting the chance to share my July Team Make-n-Take.
Each month I design a make-n-take to for my team of Quitabug Stampers. In July, demonstrators were allowed to purchase the NEW Carols of Christmas Bundle 2 months early. One of many reasons I LOVE being a demonstrator!!
**Available in clear mount and wood mount**
Watch the project video tutorial below to see this bundle up close!
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Stampin' Up! Reindeer Christmas Card Set
Happy Monday!
I hope you all had a fabulous weekend! I know many of you look
forward to my Stampin' Up! Saturday tutorial, but this weekend I decided to
take Saturday off to spend time with family. It was well worth the time off. My
honey works over the road and was able to be home for just one day this week. I
was able to spend most of Sunday in my craft room working on fun projects to
share with you all.
I finally got to play around with the Cookie Cutter Christmas stamp set. I was a huge fan of the Cookie Cutter Halloween set, so I'm hoping to be equally as inspired by this one. I came up with these cute, quick, and simple Christmas cards.
Project Supplies
Each card base was cut 5.5” by 8.5”, scored at 4.25”. I stamped the
snowflake image, from the Christmas Pines stamp set, in the background using Mint
Macaron ink.
I layered a piece of the Presents and Pinecones Designer Series
Paper (2” x 4.25”) on top of Cherry Cobbler cardstock (2.5” x 4.25”).
A fun holiday greeting was stamped from the Presents and Pinecones
stamp set using Emerald Envy Ink. The cute reindeer were stamped in Early Espresso ink on Crumb Cake cardstock and punched out using the Cookie Cutter Builder Punch.
Six loops of
Gold Metallic Thread was placed in some adhesive on the designer paper.
Dimensionals were placed on the back of each reindeer before adding them on top
of the metallic thread. To finish off these adorable cards, I used the leg
portion of the builder punch to cut out a sparkly nose for each reindeer using
Red Glimmer Paper.
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I was able to snap a quick picture before we headed off to a late lunch on Saturday...
Thanks for stopping by and I’ll speak to you soon!
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