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Paper Pumpkin Alternatives & Tailored Tag Quilted Card

Hello Stamping Friends,

This post is for those of you who still have a November Paper Pumpkin kit that you never got a chance to use.

   Kind of like you never got around to posting the cards you made with the kit.

Yes, Sal, it has been a whirlwind of a month. Let me show you how I used the 24 Christmas tags to make cards.

I purchased the Night Before Christmas Memories and More Cards and Envelopes Kit so it really was like a typical Paper Pumpkin with cards and cool matching envelopes.

Snowflake Card

    

And when I ran out of the cards, I used the snowflake stamp from the PP and heat embossed white snowflakes around the edge of a Merry Merlot layer of card stock:

I have all my Paper Pumpkin stamp sets together and the ‘Wonderful time of year’ greeting was from a prior Paper Pumpkin (PP).

The snowflakes were in the November PP kit, the top greeting is in the retired “Beautiful Blizzard” stamp set and the Merry Christmas is from Octobers PP kit.

Deer and Tree Card

You know how I like to coordinate the greeting on the front with the inside and the “Itty Bitty Christmas” set had Christmas Cheer to match the “Perfectly Plaid” stamp set greeting that is so appropriate for Christmas time when we get so busy.

Sled Card

   

The outside greeting is from the PP stamp set and the inside is the “Perfectly Plaid” stamp set used again.

Birds Christmas Card

   

Joy to the world is from “Itty Bitty Christmas” and the inside greeting is from the “Still Scenes” snow globe stamp set.

Quilted Christmas Card

One more Christmas card I would love to show you is one my Mother-in-law made using the Tailored Tag punch and the plaid designer series paper with a greeting from the “Rustic Retreat” stamp set.  Mom makes gorgeous quilts but has never tried her hand at cards so it was fun to show her that the two talents of quilting and cardmaking could be one.

We started by cutting a piece of copy paper to the size of the front and then folding it in half and then half again to find the exact center so we could punch a template for placement of the middle greeting.

From there it was like building a quilt:

 

   

The following card is one I had started with using all the plaids but Mom’s eye for colors made the coordination much better than my collage of colors with a white border.  Just think what we could do with all our left over DSP!

   

Thanks Mom!

SAL,  Share A Lot – Only 356 days until next Christmas!!

Karen

Christmas Stamp A Stack

Hello Stamping Friends,

October Stamp A Stack:

Here are pictures of the cards we made at the October Stamp A Stack.  If you have questions leave your requests in the comment section.

Still Scenes Snow Globe

Still Scenes Snow Globe with Feels Like Frost Designer Series Paper on a layer of Seaside Spray and a cardbase of Thick Whisper White.  The banner and base background are Night of Navy.  The greetings are from the Bells and Boughs stamp set and the Farmhouse Christmas.

   

TIP:  Make yourself a template out of cardstock and you can cut multiples quickly:

  • Base:  Whisper White  5 1/2  X  8 1/2  Scored at 4 1/4
  • 1st Layer and inside:  Make 2; Seaside Spray 5 1/4  X  4
  • 2nd Layer:  Frost DSP 5 1/8 X 3 7/8
  • Inside Top Layer:  Whisper White 5 1/8 X 3 7/8
  • House:  Whisper White 2 1/2  X 2 1/2, Stamp in Memento ink and color with Stampin’ Blends
  • Snow Globe Base:  Night of Navy 3 X 1 3/4
  • Snow Globe Base top layer:  Silver Foil  3 X 1 3/4, Tip: attach to adhesive sheet then run through Big Shot
  • Banner:  Night of Navy 1″ (minus a hair)  X  4″  Punch with Banner Triple Punch
  • Embellishments:  8″ ribbon and three silver foil punch dots punched with hand held punch
  • Snow:  A little bit of Ice Stampin’ Glitter with a few of the Snowflake Sequins

 

Shrinky Dink Cardinal on Seasonal Wreath

Seasonal Wreath 3D embossing folder with Shrinky Dink Cardinal from Toile Christmas stamp set & Christmas Cardinal Dies.  Strips of Red Glimmer Paper are scotch taped to the back of the top layer and the entire top layer is popped up on a Thick Whisper White base.

   

  • Base:  Thick Whisper White  4 1/4  X 11  scored at 5 1/2
  • Wreath:  Whisper White, 3 15/16 (4″ minus a hair) X 5 1/2, emboss with Seasonal Wreath Embossing Folder
  • Strips of Red Glimmer Paper:  Make 2;  3/8 X 5 1/2;  use scotch tape to adhere to the back of the embossed wreath
  • Cardinal: Clear Shrinky Dink paper, 2 5/8  X  5; Stamp cardinal with Staz On ink and color the back with alcohol markers
  • Banner:  Whisper White 1 1/2 X 3 1/2  Stamp greeting with Real Red Ink
  • Inside Frame:  Red Glimmer Paper,  3 1/8 X 3 1/8, Use circle framelit to cut circle.   The two Christmas Cardinal Scrolly dies can be cut from the inside of the red glimmer paper circle
  • Inside top greeting:  2 3/4  X  2 3/4  cut with one size smaller circle.  I used circles 5 & 6 in the retired circles.
  • Branches:  Whisper White 3 X 3,  Cut two large and two small branches.  Place 4 glue dots in the bottom middle of the wreath and layer: one large to right, one to left, one glimmer paper scrolly die to left, one scrolly die to right touching in the middle to look like one, one small branch to the left and one small branch right about the middle to cover all the glue dots.  Use glue dots to place the cardinal above the branches so he looks like he is sitting on the red glimmer scrolly.
  • Embellish the wreath with red glimmer dots.

Noble Peacock Foil Christmas

This card uses the Noble Peacock Specialty Designer Series Paper with Noble Peacock Foil Sheets cut with the Detailed Bands dies and layered on an oval of Bermuda Bay. The top layer of DSP is bordered with a strip of black foil paper and another black foil strip is cut out with one of the Detailed Bands dies for the inside.  The Merry Christmas is a separate piece that is popped up with dimensionals. The card base is Bermuda Bay.  The outside Merry Christmas is actually a sticker I picked up from a Krazy Creations craft booth several years ago.  The inside greeting is from the “Timeless Tidings” stamp set.

   

For those who felt the colors were better for a birthday card, the “Band Together” stamp set that is bundled with the “Detailed Bands Dies” (page 121) has a perfect birthday greeting that fits perfectly on the cut out center and was easily embossed with black embossing powder to tie to the overall shiny look of the foils.  The inside greeting is from the current “Country Home” stamp set.

  

  • Base:  Bermuda Bay  5 1/2 X 8 1/2, scored at 4 1/4
  • 1st Layer:  Peacock DSP 3 7/8 X 5 1/2
  • Strip to border 1st Layer:  Black Foil  1/2 X 5 1/2
  • Strip at top of inside:  Black Foil  1 X 5 1/2 , cut with Detailed Bands Die
  • Greeting Layer 1:  Bermuda Bay  die cut oval 2 1/2 X 3 1/2
  • Greeting Layer 2:  Turquoise Peacock Foil die cut with Detailed Bands die, trim edges so it covers from the black to the right edge, adhere directly to oval
  • Greeting Layer 3:  The Detailed Bands Die gives a great cut out to stamp a greeting and pop up with dimensionals
  • Embellish:  I used 9″ of turquoise sequin ribbon and loops of black thread to adhere behind the oval before gluing the oval directly to the DSP.  Two Noble Peacock Rhinestones completed the card.

K-Cup Thank You Gift

For a little thank you gift I made a K-cup holder sitting on top of a pumpkin spice latte mix, the little squiggle below the thank you is in the “A Big Thank You” stamp set:

  

  • Long Strip:  Pumpkin Pie, 2″ X 12″  Score at 5″ and 7″ ( Tip:  score at 5″ and turn and score other side at 5″), punch each end with Scalloped Tag Topper Punch.
  • Inside Box: Early Espresso  3 15/16  X 3 15/16  ( 4 X 4 minus a hair on each side)
  • Score each side at 1” and then make tabs at every other corner by cutting 1″ from the corner to the score line. Cut the tabs at an angle to make them easier to adhere. Use Tear and Tape to adhere sides.
  • DSP:  Make 2:  1 3/4 X 4 1/4
  • DSP:  Make 2:  1 3/4 X 7/8  (sides of the box)

SAL,  Stamp A Lot of Christmas Cards

Karen

          

 

 

 

 

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