Showing posts with label Santa's Sleigh Thinlet Dies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Santa's Sleigh Thinlet Dies. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2016

Reindeer Card

This is a beautiful card that I cased from Chlo's Craft Closet HERE.  It was such a beautiful card that she made, I wanted to recreate it for myself.  Her instructions were very easy to follow on her video but it did take a long time to make so I probably won't be sending them out for Christmas cards.  This picture doesn't do this card justice.   I will probably just have it on display for the holidays.  It involves a lot of sponging to create the night scene.  The reindeer are stamped on Kraft card stock with Early Espresso ink.  The stamp is from Santa's Sleigh as well as the Thinlets that go with the bundle.  The reindeer each have bells around their necks from the Holiday Catalog.  They are Mini Jingle Bells and come in silver and red.  Rudolph has a red nose made with Red Glimmer Paper and the 1/16" Handheld punch.  Santa's sleigh is made from Gold Glimmer Paper and Gold Foil.  It is absolutely gorgeous!  I also used the trees from the retired Thoughtful Branches.

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Sunday, October 16, 2016

Lovely as a Tree with Reindeer

This card uses an old favorite stamp set, Lovely as a Tree which has been around since before I started stamping over 15 years ago. The base of my card is Real Red cardstock cut at 4-1/4" x 11.   I stamped the trees with Garden Green ink but first layered the Whisper White cardstock, one measured at 4" x 5-1/4" and the smaller one at 3" x 4".  Then I cut Real Red cardstock at 3-1/8" x 4-1/8" to layer.  I stamped the label stamp "Christmas" from the hostess set Time of Year and cut it out with the Bunch of Banners Die.  The reindeer are from the Santa's Sleigh Thinlet dies and I cut one from Red Glimmer as well as the bow and the other reindeer from Thick Whisper White cardstock.

Glow of Harvest with Painted Pumpkins

This is a card using the Designer Series Paper Glow of Harvest, which was $5 with an order of $75 or more.   Then, I used the masks to make ...