The designer papers in the upcoming 2016 Holiday catalog & newest Online Exclusives are amazing! I had a few requests to offer a share of them. If you like getting a sample of all of the new papers a share is a great option. Then you can decide if you want to order a full pack.
The photo below shows all but one set of papers included. It’s a big bunch!
I’m including specialty papers, new Online Exclusive papers and of course every new DSP in the catalog! There will be 82 sheets of 6 X 6″ paper in this share.
Reserve yours here; it will be open for a few weeks into September. It’s $39 plus approximately $10 shipping in the US. *I am not offering a ribbon or embellishment share this time.
Once the catalog goes live in early September I will order the shares. It can take up to a few weeks for it to arrive, prepped and mailed.
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Origami Christmas Tree card; soooo easy!
I make one of these trees almost every year. Why? Because they are easy & fun and we always have new Designer Paper for me to play with.
All you need are four squares of DSP. No scoring or other measurements. Watch the video hereor below to see how it's done.
Here are the supplies:
Card stock – Old Olive & Mossy Meadow card bases, Real Red & Cherry Cobbler layers, White greeting strip & inside
Designer Paper – Heartwarming Hugs (out of stock now) and Sweet Stockings
I think this is pretty clever & unique; it's a 'faux' Christmas ornament on a card. And it's quick & easy too!
It looks so real; like you could lift it off! And you actually could if you use temporary adhesive; or add it to a pocket.
I shared this project on a FB Live last week. It's the second project I made in this video.
Products used:
Merry Melody embossing folder on the White CS
The ornament is made with the largest smooth circle in our Circles dies.
The DSP is called Painted Christmas and is in low inventory right now.
Elegant Trim for the 'hanger'.
Brushed Metallic specialty CS for the 'hanger'.
Heat embossing for the greeting – from the Words of Cheer stamp set.
CS is Real Red, White & Evening Evergreen
Here's a close-up of it.
I give a few hints in the video on achieving this. Basically you want to stamp your greeting first and add it to your DSP. THEN cut both pieces out at the same time with your circle die.
Below is the video for you. I share another special card project and some pretty star/snowflake ornaments as well.
We made these cards on FB Live Monday night. What a fun and easy way to use up your extra designer paper pieces! Click here to watch the video.
I used the Pattern Party designer paper for these cards. It's a host choice in the back of the annual catalog seen here. One side is Black & White and the other is colorful prints. I love the black & white patterns with a pop of color!
Tips:
I start out with a 2 1/4" X 4 3/4" piece of neutral CS. This is what I adhered the strips of Designer Paper to.
I added Seal adhesive over the entire piece and added the strips one by one.
Apply one strip across the middle at an angle first. Then keep filling in.
I trimmed the excess off the edges once I had it well covered with strips.
My DSP strips measure between 1/4" and 5/8" wide and about 3" long. It doesn't matter how wide your strips are; it looks great if they're different widths.
Add dimensionals to the back of this piece for added dimension.
Add a greeting and accents if desired.
You might wonder where this greeting is from. It's an upcoming Sale-a-Bration stamp set called 'Hello Friend'. It's in a bundle with a pack of Designer Paper. It will be free with a $100 purchase during SAB in January & February. Of course Demo's can earn it free now during our pre-order period.
The other new items here is a punch. Can you spot it? It's called the bough punch and has two options in the punch. The large leaf and the 'buds' too.
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