I couldn't throw away the scrap I had left from yesterday's card so I used it as the insert for the snow globe. Instead of using the Snow Globe Shaker Dome for this card I cut a globe from a window sheet. We'll be making this card at our upcoming Christmas Card Buffet on Nov. 1.
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The Feels Like Frost DSP is so beautiful in real life it's hard not to hoard it. To get past my fear of cutting into it I cased this card from the Stampin' Up 2019 Holiday Catalogue. Tomorrow I'll post the card I made from the scraps.
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Here's my Fryday project for this week. This idea came from Mary Beth, the owner of Marshville Chocolates. She thought the Fry Box would make a nice sleigh and it did. Yay!!! This can be a simple project or you can step it up with some punch art. Stampin' Up's muslin bags or 4" x 6" cello bags fit nicely
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I was pretty excited when I saw the Snowflake Flip Card Framelit in Stampin' Up's Holiday Catalogue. I haven't had a chance to try out all the extra shapes that came with it yet but I have the feeling this set of framelits will be one of my new favorites.
I wanted to post a video showing how to cut out the large snowflake using the framelit and how to use the snowflake to turn your extended swing card into a gift card holder by folding some tips on the snowflake.
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The Snowflake Fip Card Thinlit was one of the products from Stampin' Up's holiday catalogue that I couldn't wait to get my hands on. Here's my first attempt. I used the Good Greetings stamp set to stamp the words down the side and on the back of the snowflake.
The set of thinlits comes with the two smaller snowflakes so to make the largest one I used the thinlit itself. It doesn't cut all of the points since it's meant to stay attached to the card so I cut a 3-1/2" square of foil, layed it over the snowflake part of the card thinlit, rotated the foil lining up the points and ran it through the big shot again so it would cut the remaining parts of the snowflake.
On the flip side of the snowflake I used more sentiments from the Good Greetings stamp set.
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I tend to say "oh crap" a lot when I'm making cards. That's not always a bad thing. Many of my errors have led to some interesting discoveries like the error I made on this card. Can you pick it out?
I was CASing one of the cards from my Beyond the Season holiday card class which was made with DSP and wondered if it would look too plain in card stock. Since the card is supposed to look quilted I embossed the card front with Stampin' Up's new Triangle Embossing Folder but I put the card front into the folder face up instead of face down and got embossed lines instead of pillows. Oh crap! I put it back into the folder the opposite way hoping the old lines would flatten out and wouldn't be noticable. As luck would have it, not only did the old lines show but they're almost centred inside the pillows. I thought it looked kind of cool so lets pretend I planned it that way. Seems to me you've heard those words from me before.
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Are you ready for a little Christmas in July?
I named this class "Beyond the Season" because each card is made with non-Christmas stamp sets or products from Stampin' Up's Inspire Create and Share Catalogue. You can make these holiday cards then use the same stamp sets or products throughout the year. Who doesn't like getting more mileage from their paper crafting products?
This class includes step by step instructions and photo tutorials for 28 Christmas Cards. I’ve included some Clean and Simple cards that would be suitable for stamp-a-stacks or workshops as well as some masculine cards and punch art.
The cost of this class is $20 CAD
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If you have any questions you can email me at jackietopa@hotmail.com and I'd be happy to answer them.
Please note: This class is available to everyone. Although I design my classes with Stampin' Up demonstrators in mind you don't need to be a demonstrator to order it. And the class is available online so it doesn't matter where you live. Once I receive your order I'll email you the class link and login information.
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I made these little guys for table favours.They're made with the Envelope Punch Board and have a York Peppermint Patty inside. My favorite part is the face. After I punched the dip in the hat and rounded the corners I used the punched scraps that were left over for his eyes and mouth. The base is 11" x 2-1/8", scored at 5-1/8 and 5-7/8 and punched 2-1/8" from each end with the punch board to make the indent for the neck. I used I used washi tape for the hat band and scarf and the Itty Bitty Punch pack as well as the ornament punch from the Merry Minis Punch Pack. If you'd like more details you can watch this Envelope Punch Board Snowman Video Tutorial
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I made this card using the 4 stamps from the Wishing You stamp set and some silver ribbon. The star is punched from silver foil using the merry minis punches. I have this stamp set in clear mount so I was able to mount all the stamps in the shape of a tree on my largest acrylic block and stamp them all at the same time.
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This is one of my gift class projects made with Stampin' Up's Joyful Christmas stamp set and the Oval Accent Bigz Clear Die. The poinsettia insert will hold a gift card or tea bag. You can download the free instructions for this project here Download Gift Class Poinsettia
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