If you have never made a
card before, you will love these One Hour Card Class workshops! Join me
any Thursday, Friday or Saturday and we will complete a card with a matching
envelope – ready for the mail! You pick
the day and the time that suits you. Message or email me for more
info. As a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, I’m here to give you fun ideas,
share specials & teach you about fabulous stampin products. Let's unleash
your creativity! You can order SU!
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happy to be your Canadian demonstrator.
Stamps: Happy
Scenes.
Ink: True
Thyme, Cranberry Crisp, Old Olive, Pool Party, Soft Sky.
Cardstock: Christmas wrapping paper for envelope, Very
Vanilla, Window Sheets, White, True Thyme, Cranberry Crisp, Old Olive, Holiday
Thyme DSP (2006).
Accessories: Fast
Fuse Adhesive, two-way glue pen, Tombow glue, envelope punch board, Stampin’
Trimmer, scissors, bone folder, pencil, Sponge, Dimensionals, silicone craft
sheet, paper piercer, rhinestones, silver metallic thread, Home and Hearth
Thinlits, True Thyme stitched grosgrain ribbon, embossing buddy, Dazzling
Diamonds,
Punches: Word
Window, Itty Bitty Accents (flower), Martha Stewart’s medium branch.
Thyme card at 4-1/4” x 8-1/2”. Fold in half
to create a top fold card. Sign or stamp the back. Set aside.
Cut a Very Vanilla white panel at 5-1/4” x 4” for the outside of the
card. Lay the window thinlit from the Home and Hearth Thinlits about ½” from
the top. Cut a scrap of Old Olive cardstock 1” by 4” and lay
the window box on it. Cut both at the same time with the Big Shot: Magnetic
Platform, cutting pad, cardstock, die with cutting blades down, cutting
pad.
Stamp the phrase from the Happy Scenes stamp set in Old Olive ink
onto the same Vanilla panel. Punch out with
the Word Window punch.
Sponge edges of the phrase in
Cranberry Crisp ink. Sponge
the edges of the window with True Thyme ink
and the window box in Old Olive ink. Set aside.
Wrap 14” of silver thread around two fingers about 4 times.
Adhere thread to back of the
Old Olive window box with Tombow glue
or glue dots. Set aside.
Cut white cardstock at 3” square.
Lightly trace the inside of
the window with a pencil as a guide
for the tree placement. Trace to fit the
outside of the window. Stamp the trees from the Happy Scenes stamp
set in Old Olive ink.
Stamp the snowflakes from the
Happy Scenes stamp set in Pool Party ink. Lightly sponge the sky in Soft Sky ink. Heat to dry slightly. Rub with the embossing buddy. Pounce the two-way
glue pen in the snow area and run a couple thin lines under the trees. Cover with Dazzling Diamonds glitter.
Set aside to dry.
Lay the window on the
trees. Trim to fit the outside of the window. Erase
pencil marks.
Cut one piece of Holiday Thyme DSP (2006) at 2” x 3-3/4”
and another one at 3” x 3-3/4”. Butt and tape
the 3-3/4” edges together. Cover the
join with 4-1/2” of True Thyme stitched
grosgrain ribbon and tape to the back.
Check that the DSP panel fits
the vanilla panel – trim if necessary.
Adhere together. Add to the card front.
Cut a window sheet at 2-1/2” by 3-1/4”.
Use Snail Adhesive to adhere to the window. Set aside.
Using a paint brush, brush away any loose glitter from the tree panel. Adhere the tree image to the window sheet. Set aside.
Adhere phrase to Old Olive
window box. Adhere box to bottom of
window. Add mounts to the back of the
window and adhere to the card front. Set
aside.
Punch 3 flowers from Cranberry Crisp cardstock using the Itty Bitty Accents punch. Curl the petals with a bone folder. Punch three white branches using Martha Stewart’s medium branch punch. Add in a pleasing manner next to the
phrase. Add rhinestones to the centers of each flower.
Cut writing tablet paper to
fit the inside of the card. Sponge edges in a circular motion in Cranberry
Crisp ink. Stamp the phrase from the Happy
Scenes stamp set in Old Olive ink. Add
some snowflakes from the Happy Scenes stamp set in Soft Sky ink and adhere to
the inside of the card.
Make an envelope using Christmas wrapping paper and the envelope punch board.
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