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

Wednesday, November 29, 2017

Serene Christmas

It's Day 4 of my Christmas cards, and today we'll step into a serene forest:

Ahhh, lovely...Lovely as a Tree, that is!  Yes, that old stand-by makes a perfect Christmas tree, doesn't it?

The base of this card was Thick Whisper White cardstock, cut 4-1/4" x 11", and scored at 5-1/2".  Then we took a piece of Whisper White, cut 4-1/4" x 5-1/2", ran it through the Big Shot with the Woodland Embossing Folder, and adhered it to cover the entire front of the card.

Our tree was stamped in Smoky Slate, and we added "ornaments" (some thought they looked like pine cones) using the Painted Harvest set with Basic Gray ink.

The strip with the tree was adhered to a piece of Champagne Foil and added to the front of the card.

We finished by stamping "peace" from Christmas Quilt, cutting it out with the Layering Ovals framelits, and adding it to a layer of Champagne Foil cut with the Stitched Shapes framelits.

So pretty and peaceful...

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Monday, November 27, 2017

FREE Shipping! And a Christmas Card

It's Cyber Monday, and it's FREE SHIPPING day at Stampin' UP!  All purchases today (Annual Catalog, Holiday Catalog, Clearance Rack) qualify for FREE shipping.  No joke!  And this won't happen again for a very long time.  Great time to stock up and save!


Here's a Christmas card we made at my Christmas card class this month:

This was the easiest card of the bunch.  And like the card I shared yesterday, it uses Christmas Quilt and the Quilt Builder Framelits Dies.

The simple tree was two-step stamped; the first stamp was in Garden Green, and then we stamped over it with Lemon Lime Twist.  Because the stamps are photopolymer, it was easy to line up the little triangles.  Once stamped, our tree was cut using the triangle shape in the framelits set.  Easy peasy!

We stamped the sentiment using Real Red ink; then we placed (without adhering) the triangle tree on the card to figure out where to stamp the tree base (in Early Espresso ink).  The triangle tree was adhered and topped with a Real Red star (also cut with the framelits).

The card base is Real Red; there is a layer of Garden Green, and the front is Whisper White.  Cute, quick and easy.

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Sunday, November 26, 2017

Tis the Season

Yes, it's time for Christmas cards!  I recently held a Christmas card class, and this week I'll showcase the cards we made.

Let's start with this:

This beautiful card was CASED from Dawn Griffith.  There are a few changes from her original, and it's a lovely version of hers.

The card features the wonderful Christmas Quilt set and coordinating Quilt Builder Framelits Dies.  Although it looks complicated, it was quite easy to put together.

We started by stamping the Cherry Cobbler and Garden Green quilt pieces; we stamped the outline in Tuxedo Black ink, then filled in the parallelogram dots and stripes.  Once done, we cut the quilt square from Gold Foil sheets and laid it over our stamped piece.  It was adhered to the Gold Foil Scalloped Circle and then we just had to put our card together.

The card base is Cherry Cobbler.  There are two layers:  Gold Foil and Very Vanilla; under our scalloped circle is a piece of Quilted Christmas 6" x 6" Designer Series Paper in Garden Green.

Our sentiment, from Oh What Fun, was stamped in Cherry Cobbler ink, and all we needed to finish off this card was a pretty Gold Ribbon bow.

C'mon back this week to see the other cards we made; it was a fun class and everyone went home with six Christmas cards.

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