I had fun creating these fantastic Christmas cards with a former Paper Pumpkin kit from last year. I have a limited quantity of these available this month in a kit to go.
There are 12 cards with envelopes in this kit. I was able to change the kit from 9 to 12 cards. There are so many fantastic die-cut elements included in this one.
This kit includes the pre-cut kit, envelopes, adhesives and gems. You will need a few greetings, inks and embossing folders if you choose to make them like I did.
See it here in my store. It’s $31 plus shipping. The PDF tutorial is $17 and is seen here. The tutorial is emailed to you immediately after payment. The pre-cut kit is mailed out at the end of October.
Remember that if you order more than one kit shipping is combines and you’ll save $$.
Save this template! 4 quick cards with the new Iconic Celebrations DSP. Video & free project sheet too
I have something brilliant to share with you today. How would you like to use two 6" sheets of DSP to make 8 easy but multi-layered cards? I used an easy template with simple measurements to create some fabulous cards. Here's one of my favorites:
It starts out with two sheets of 6 X 6" DSP; in this case the new Iconic Celebrations from the Online Exclusives seen here. *Two sheets of 6" DSP will make 8 cards. You can opt to use just one sheet and not have any variation.
You'll cut each 6 X 6" designer paper piece into four 3" squares. Then cut three of those into a few pieces like this (one is left whole):
The photo above gives you the DSP AND layering cardstock measurement. You can find the other measurements for the supporting layers on my free project sheet.
Besides the Iconic Celebrations DSP, I used a few other new Online Exclusives products – the Everyday Greetings stamp setand the Greetings of the Season bundle seen here.
Click hereor on the video below to watch how these cards are made. I share a second version in Cherry Cobbler & Mossy Meadow during the video.
On the project sheet it lists the products I used. The ribbons here are the Iridescent 1/2" striped trim and the Gold & Silver 1/8" trim combo pack from the Annual Catalog.
Click on the photo below to watch the video and see how I used the easy template for these multilayered cards.
I had a bunch of fussy cut coffee cups leftover from a previous project plus a stack of A Little Latte designer paper layers too. Here are some of the cards I made with them.
Aren't they great? You'd never know I made these with leftover pieces! It's a fun challenge to put random layers together in a pleasing way. I really enjoyed making these as thank you's for my online orders.
I knew I needed a neutral base to add the layers to so I started out with a textured White layer added to my card bases. I chose the So Swirly embossing folder seen here. After adding the DSP pieces & coffee cups I finished the cards with greetings and a twine bow.
Have you considered trying our Paper Pumpkin kits? Many people love receiving a crafty box each month.
Did you know you can pause or skip a shipment at any time? You're in complete control of what you receive and we get to see sneak peeks almost a month before the kits ship.
The next kit in August is called 'Time for Cake' and it will include an extra free numbers stamp set!
The deadline to opt in to receive this glitzy kit is August 10th. So be sure to opt in by subscribing here. Or purchasing a pre-paid subscription here. **Choosing a 3 month pre-paid will earn you a $5 bonus coupon to redeem in August.
Did you know that each month I send a bunch of bonus projects to my Paper Pumpkin customers and my Team as well? Here's a peek at the June projects they received:
Once you're a subscriber you will receive your crafty box around the 18th of each month. And then you have access to the many refills and add-ons available from the Paper Pumpkin extras! The refill kits include everything the original kit did except an ink spot and the stamp set. You can see the available extras below.
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