Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Christmas, Christmas, and More Christmas

I have been working behind the scenes on Christmas cards but haven't posted any in a while.

First - some Christmas gift card holders. I used the great tutorial from Deanna at De Stampin' Corner. My gift cards holders are not as beautiful as her samples but I am pleased with them. They will come in handy for nieces and nephew's gifts at Christmas.


All supplies from Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted:
Old Olive, Whisper White, and Chocolate Chip cardstock
Chocolate Chip Ink, Top Note die
Rhinestones, eyelet,  and ribbon from my stash
Dasher stamp set, A Cardinal Christmas stamp set (sentiment)


All supplies from Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted:
Garden Green, Whisper White, and Real Red cardstock
Chocolate Chip Ink (around edges)
Eyelet and ribbon from my stash, Top Note die
Large snowflake and ornament from Sizzlets
Smaller snowflake is a punch from my stash

My sister, Mary Ellen, called me a week or so ago and told me about this great idea of making a paper collage out of DSP squares and then using the Top Note die cut to cut a panel for a card. So I had to play around with this idea. Sorry but I don't know who to credit with the original idea.


All supplies from Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted:
Merry Moments DSP, Chocolate Chip, Garden Green, Real Red, and Very Vanilla cardstock
Chocolate Chip Ink, Ribbon from my stash, Top Note die
Larger snowflake from Sizzlet, smaller from punch
Sentiment from A Cardinal Christmas stampset

Then I thought this would also be a good idea for all those long, skinny scraps that I seem to end up with (but can't bring myself to throw out). So I made a collage with strips placed on the diagonal and used the Top Note die cut again.


All supplies from Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted:
Scraps of various colors of cardstock and Merry Moments DSP
Chocolate Chip, Garden Green, Very Vanilla cardstock, Chocolate Chip Ink
Ribbon from my stash, Top Note die
Sentiment from A Cardinal Christmas stamp set

I also made one with Dasher.

All supplies from Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted:
Scraps of various card stock and Merry Moments DSP
Very Vanilla, Real Red and Chocolate Chip cardstock
Chocolate Chip Ink, Dasher stamp set, Top Note die
Sentiment from A Cardinal Christmas

Next was the Mojo Monday Week 106 sketch. I am not very happy with how it turned out. I definitely need some practice with inking around the edges of things. I think mine looks pretty messy. So I didn't post it to the Mojo Monday site.


All supplies from Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted:
Merry Moments DSP, Real Red, Old Olive, Chocolate Chip, Very Vanilla cardstock
Chocolate Chip Ink, A Wish for Peace stamp set
Ribbon from my stash

One more - then I am all caught up. For this card, I copied Ann Schach's card with a few simplifications. I am very happy with this one.



All supplies from Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted:
Old Olive, Real Red, Chocolate Chip, Very Vanilla cardstock
Chocolate Chip, Real Red, Old Olive Ink
Dasher stamp set, sentiment from A Cardinal Christmas
Border punch from my stash

That's all for now. I just got the Party Hearty stamp set and my next project is some birthday cards.

1 comment:

  1. Thanks for the shout out, Sue! I love your version of Dasher, Dasher, Dasher! And I really like what you have done with the Big Note die!

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