Showing posts with label Christmas Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Card. Show all posts

Monday, November 21, 2011

A Little Girl Christmas Card

I just love this card. I want to give one to every little girl I know! It was so easy to create and I am really reconsidering my Christmas card for this year. When I pick up I just smile. I know I seem to say that a lot lately but I have just been so inspired that I feel so good creating and I am really enjoy my craft! 

Supply List

Stamp Set

Page
123774
Gift Givers (mini)
39
Paper/Ink


122329
Letters to Santa DSP
186
119796
Blushing Bride Card Stock
176
100702
Old Olive Card Stock
177
100730
Whisper White Card Stock
180
119801
Blushing Bride Stampin Write Marker
176
100079
Old Olive Stampin Write Marker
177
Punches


118874
2 3/8” Scallop Circle
210

Other


119267
½” Stitched-Poly Blushing Bride Ribbon
194
102023
Dazzling Diamonds
201
100425
Two Way Glue Pen
206


I hope this card makes you smile, I just love it! Call or email me if you would like to make this card at a private workshop for you and your friends.

Monday, October 17, 2011

69 days and counting until Christmas!!!

I don't know if you all have your Christmas plans set already but we just finalized ours! We will be celebrating Christmas is Cabo San Lucas!!! I can't tell you how excited I am....
Because we have family spread all over we always tend to rotate the holidays. Well this year we decided that we are taking a family vacation. It was a toss-up between Lake Tahoe and Mexico. In the end Mexico won out because my husband and daughter do not ski or snowboard so really only my son and I benefited from Tahoe. I can't wait to start more planning!
Because we will be traveling gifts will be light and small in size, our family gift is this trip. The project I have to show you today is a great way to give a gift certificates which is what I planning on putting in my husband and children's stockings.




Stamp Set

Page
122650
Delightful Dozen
167


Paper/Ink


122349
Letters to Santa DSP
186
119686
Early Espresso Card Stock
180
119670
Early Espresso Classic Ink Pad
180
111348
Riding Hood Red Card Stock
179
100730
Whisper White Card Stock
180
100702
Old Olive Card Stock
177
121790
Glimmer Paper – Red (mini)
41
124005
Glimmer Paper – Silver (mini)
41



Punches


124095
Stocking Builder Punch (mini)
34



Other


123131
Petite Pocket (Big Shot Die)
221
117335
Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder
219
124142
½” Scallop Dots Ribbon (Choc Chip)
195
123124
Baker’s Twine or Linen Thread (104199)
194
124116
Jingle Bells (mini)
30
101610
Stamping Sponges
203
104430
Stampin’ Dimensionals
206
103683
Mini Glue Dots
206
102300
Bone Folder
207
101055
Crystal Effects (optional)
206


Card Instructions 
1.  Fold Early Espresso Card Stock (5½” x 8½”) in half with the fold at the side.
2.  Emboss Riding Hood Red Card Stock (4” x 5¼”) with Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder using the Big Shot.  Sponge with Early Espresso ink, if desired.  Attach to card front.
3.  Sponge Letters to Santa Designer Series Paper (DSP) (4” x 2”) with Early Espresso ink, if desired.  Attach to card front at the bottom.
4.  Cut Old Olive Card Stock (4¼” X 11”) with the Petite Pocket Die using the Big Shot.  Fold on score lines with bone folder.  Adhere edges to create Pocket Envelope. 
Adhere Letters to Santa DSP (1¾” x 2 3/16” - small brown polka dot) to Riding Hood Red Card Stock (2” x 2 3/16”). Adhere to Pocket Envelope near bottom. 
Gently tie flap with Scallop Dots Ribbon (to enable sliding the ribbon when adding/removing the gift card). 
      Punch stocking pieces from Red and Silver Glimmer Paper.  Assemble using Glue Dots.  Punch small hole in stocking and thread with Baker’s Twine or Linen Thread.  Tie bow around ribbon.  Attach jingle bells to bow ends.
Note: A little Crystal Effects on the ends of the Baker’s Twine makes it easier to thread the jingle bell.
5.  Using Stampin’ Dimensionals, adhere Pocket Envelope to Card Front. 
Note:  if you want to slide the ribbon off, attach Dimensionals below the ribbon.  If you want to slide the ribbon down, attach Dimensionals above the ribbon, at the top) 
6.    Stamp greeting from Delightful Dozen on Whisper White Card Stock (4” x 5¼”).  Attach to inside of card.

I hope you love this card as much as I do. If you are interested in attending my Holiday Stamp-a-Stack you will make great cards just like this one!

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

And the stockings were hung by the chimney with care!

We just wrapped up our monthly team meeting and this months swap theme was holidays. I couldn't wait to get started on this card! I cut so many bricks out (24 bricks on 7 different cards!) that my finger tips were brown for a few days :-)



How cute is this card?? Well now it's your turn to recreate it. Here is the supply list and instructions. I would love to see what you do with this on your own.
Catalog
Pg., #
Description
Item #
Price
Holiday Mini
34
Stitched Stockings Stamp Set
123784
19.95
Holiday Mini
5
Hostess Set
122672
$10*
Holiday Mini
34
Stitched Stockings builder punch
124095
16.95
IBC 2011-2012
213
Bird Builder punch
117191
16.95
IBC 2011-2012
212
3/16 Corner Punch
119871
6.95
IBC 2011-2012
180
Sahara Sand paper
121043
$6.95
IBC 2011-2012
177
Daffodil Delight paper
119683
$6.95
IBC 2011-2012
177
Pumpkin Pie paper
105117
$6.95
IBC 2011-2012
180
Early Espresso paper
102128
$6.95
IBC 2011-2012
180
Whisper White paper
100730
$8.50
IBC 2011-2012
180
Basic Black paper
121045
$6.95
IBC 2011-2012
180
Early Espresso Ink
100908
$5.95
IBC 2011-2012
177
Real Red ink
103133
$5.95
IBC 2011-2012
177
Daffodil Delight ink
119667
$5.95
IBC 2011-2012
178
Bashful Blue ink
105209
$5.95
IBC 2011-2012
176
Pear Pizzazz ink
119784
$5.95
IBC 2011-2012
177
Old Olive ink
102277
$5.95
IBC 2011-2012
176
Poppy Parade ink
119782
$5.95
IBC 2011-2012
199
Mini Brads
122941
$5.50
Holiday Mini
7
Simply Scored
122334
$29.95
IBC 2011-2012
203
Stampin Sponge
101610
$3.50
IBC 2011-2012
206
Mulitpurpose Liquid Glue
110755
$3.95
IBC 2011-2012
206
Snail adhesive
104332
$6/95
*Hostess only set.

Directions:
Card Base
· Cut one piece of Early Espresso to 8 ½” x 4 ½ ”
· Using the Simply Scored Board Score at 4 ¼ ” and fold the card in half
Fireplace Base
· Cut on piece of Sahara Sand to 5” x 4”
Fireplace Mantle
· Cut one piece of Sahara Sand to ¾ ” x 5 ½ ”
· Cut one piece of Sahara Sand to ¾ ” x 5 ¼ ”

· Using a Stampin Sponge and Early Espresso ink, sponge all over both pieces of Sahara Sand to give it a wood look.
· Glue the two pieces together, longest piece on top.
· Use Snail adhesive to attach to the fireplace base. Only apply the snail to the top of the mantle. You will need space to add the bricks.

Fireplace Bricks
· Using the stocking cuff from the Stitched Stockings builder punch cut out approximately 25 pieces of Sahara Sand paper
· Cut 2 of the bricks in half. You will need smaller pieces to stagger the bricks.
· Use a Stampin Sponge and Early Espresso Ink and sponge the edges of the bricks
· Adhere the bricks to the fireplace base. I used 5 across.
Fireplace
· Cut one piece of Early Espresso to 1 ½ : x 2”
· Cut two pieces of Early Espresso to ¾ “ x 1 ½ “ for sides
· Cut one piece of Early Espresso to ¾ “ x 2”
· Using Tombow adhesive glue the two shorter pieces to each side and the larger piece across the top. This will give your fireplace depth.

Fireplace Flames
· Cut out three pieces of Daffodil Delight using the Bird Builder Punch
· Cut out three pieces of Pumpkin Pie using the Stitched Stockings Builder Punch
· Adhere the flames together like this:

· Attach to the fireplace

Stockings
· Using Whisper White stamp the stockings as follows:
o Daffodil Delight
o Real Red
o Bashful Blue
· Using Whisper White stamp the cuff, toe, and heel as follows:
o Daffodil Delight
o Old Olive
o Poppy Parade
· Put the stockings together using the Stiched Stocking’s builder punch and snail
· Attach to the fireplace mantle using a Mini Brad

Putting it all together:
· Adhere the fireplace to the base using Snail.
· Adhere the 4 x 5 piece of Whisper White to the inside of the card base
· Stamp Warmest Wishes


And that’s it! If you have any questions please email me!
Happy Creating!!!
~Melissa