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448 Stampin' Dimensionals
192 star sequins
144 round sequins
80 Baker's Twine bows
32 tassels
8 packs of Whisper White Note Cards & Envelopes
6 Tin of Tags Project Kits
2 people (Miss-13 and myself) and 10 hours later...
The intricate cutout from the Detailed Santa Thinits is perfect for shaker cards, and Mica Flakes make perfect shaker pieces - the gold mica flakes look a-ma-zing when they move! Here's the front of my Christmas card...
I love all the intricate cutouts in the Detailed Santa Thinits Dies. The first project I made with this awesome die was to recreate the gorgeous tag on the front of the Holiday Catalogue. Stampin' Up!'s tag is in Kraft and Cherry Cobbler; I've done mine in Crumb Cake and Real Red (one of my favourite colour combinations)...
Today, I've finished creating 50 wine bottle tags using the Hang Your Stocking Stamp Set and coordinating Christmas Stockings Thinlits Dies. The colours are inspired by the Presents & Pinecones Designer Series Paper featured on the Christmas tags and the layout by the Noel Christmas card I recently created. These Christmas bottle tags are for the customers of a local business...
Inspire by the Welcome and Congratulations cards I created with the Sweet Home stamp set and coordinating Home Sweet Home Thinlits Dies, I also made a Christmas card featuring a Gingerbread House and the Candy Cane Lane Designer Series Paper...
One of my favourite colour combinations for this Christmas is Cherry Cobbler, Mint Macaron and Emerald Envy - not quite the traditional red and green, but a modern take on Christmas colours. These colours feature in the gorgeous Presents & Pinecones Product Suite, which is what we used to create this self-closing gift box at the November Creative Stamping Workshops...
Why not take a really good look at the not-specifically-designed-for-Christmas stamp sets to see if they can be adapted for your Christmas cards this year. What about using the Swirly Bird stamp set and coordinating Swirly Scribbles Thinlits Dies this festive season?