5 fast Christmas cards with my 5 at a time templates!
And today I’ll share the 3rd group of ‘5 at a time’ cards from my video last week. This time I went with a Holiday theme!
My colors include Cherry Cobbler, Shaded Spruce, Pecan Pie and Very Vanilla. The Noel Tidings stamp set seen here has everything you need to create pretty card fronts or backgrounds for your holiday cards.
There is a beautiful set of dies that coordinate with this stamp set. See the bundle here. The dies are currently out of stock; but you can add your email address to the product to be notified when it becomes available.
Below you can see how I stamped the inside layers.
Both of these templates are included in the free project sheet I created. Click here to print or download it.
I’ll be proud to send these cards to my family and friends this Christmas.
Below is the video tutorial for these cards; you can watch me stamp them and get my tips for coloring the berries with a blender pen too.
The Starter kit deal ends on Saturday! I hope you’ll consider joining my team and taking advantage of the continual discount on all future Stampin’ Up! products!
Free Quick & Easy One Sheet Wonder template for 12″ designer paper
When I saw the Berry Delightful Designer Series Paper I thought it would work wonderfully with a one sheet wonder. It's amazing and gorgeous paper that you can get FREE during Stampin' Up!'s 2021 Sale-a-Bration promotion. It starts on Tuesday, January 5th so I cannot give you a link to the products quite yet. But I can show you my cards!
Aren't they sweet? All are made with just one sheet of 12 X 12" Berry Delightful paper. I needed just a few additional strips and layers along with greetings. The colors are Poppy Parade, Granny Apple Green, Garden Green, White & Flirty Flamingo.
Here's the template I created. You can watch the video below to get some tips on making these cards.
I used the Berry Blessings stamp set which is included in the free bundle along with the Sweet Strawberry set & punch bundle from the new Spring catalog.
This stamp set & Designer Paper are free with a $100 purchase during SAB.
Here's the Sweet Strawberry bundle I used. I love that the punch has 4 parts that match the stamps! (You can tell which images coordinate with the punch; they're highlighted.) And notice how the fonts in both of these sets match?!!
After I made the strawberry cards I wanted to try the blueberries sheet so I made these cards with that one.
I'm offering the 10 strawberry cards as a free pre-cut kit to go to anyone who chooses the Berry Delightful bundle from me during Sale-a-Bration; which runs from January 5th – February 28th. However, the supply may be limited in February.
In some ways I cannot believe the actual year. When I was young I thought we'd have flying cars by now and would have people living on the moon! Ha!
I've been playing with lots of new product lately; getting ready for my New Catalog BOGO event on Tuesday, January 5th. I thought I'd share a silly card featuring a few new products with a little play on the end of 2020.
The cute donkey is from a stamp set called Darling Donkeys and it's a free Sale-a-Bration choice with a $50 order. I colored him in with Blends markers. The card is Crumb Cake and the confetti & number die-cuts are in Pacific Point, Bumblebee & Magenta Madness.
Woo hoo!! Sale-a-Bration & the new 2021 Spring Catalog officially start on Tuesday, January 5th!
Products Used:
The fun confetti die-cuts are from the Dandy Wishes dies in the new 2021 Spring Catalog; I love this retro style!
The numbers are from the Playful Alphabet in the annual catalog; you get 58 dies for just $34.
The greeting is from the So Sentimental stamp set; it's in a bundle with the Stitched So Sweetly dies (scalloped rectangle used here.)
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