Hello! Today's card is a submission for SC299 over at SCS. I loved the sketch but it took me a while to find a stamp set from my collection that I thought would look nice with the layout. But once I found Holiday Happiness there was no stopping me!
To give the main image a bit more oomph I cut out several of the ornaments and popped them up with dimensionals. The image as well as the sentiment are also popped up with dimensionals.
And I don't know about you but I am LUH-VING (in my sing-songy voice) the Jolly Holiday DSP. I ordered a second pack of it a few weeks ago and plan on using it to make my Christmas cards. I haven't quite decided on which card it will be and I should probably get around to that pretty soon! It seems that every year I wait until the last minute to decide and end up sending a card that I'm not so fond of. Except 2 years ago when I made this super cute CD holder and burned a Christmas CD for everyone! You can see a photo of it here at SCS. I have to admit that that was a pretty good idea and I've set the bar so high that it's going to be hard to top that one...
Stamps: Holiday Happiness
Ink: StazOn Black, Cherry Cobbler, So Saffron
Paper: Very Vanilla, Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler, Jolly Holiday DSP
Tools & Accessories: Designer Series button, hemp twine, dimensionals
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Showing posts with label holiday happiness. Show all posts
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Christmas in August

I used a snowflake from a Sizzlits set purchased at nation-wide craft store chain. Stampin' Up! offers a very similar set (pg 211, $19.95 for a set of 4) or you could certainly use the Snowflake Extra-Large punch (pg 200, $16.95).
You'll notice that the button on the snowflake is made of paper. This is because I don't have a large selection of buttons and have found that the Button #5 Sizzlit die solves the problem! As long as you have the cardstock you can make a button to match any project - I love that!
Here is the same tag but in Cherry Cobbler. To give the snowflake a different feel I covered it in white Chunky Essentials Stampin' Glitter.
While these tags are super cute and super easy to make, I'm working on a few other projects that use the Two Tags die in unique ways. I've found a great tutorial on how to make a box using two tags that I can't wait to share.
Stamps: Holiday Happiness, Holiday Collection (retired)
While these tags are super cute and super easy to make, I'm working on a few other projects that use the Two Tags die in unique ways. I've found a great tutorial on how to make a box using two tags that I can't wait to share.
Stamps: Holiday Happiness, Holiday Collection (retired)
Ink: StazOn black, VersaMark
Paper: Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery, Whisper White, Chocolate Chip, Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive
Tools & Accessories: Two Tags die, Merry Details, Buttons #5 and Snowflakes Set #3 (purchased at Michael's) Sizzlits dies, Big Shot, hemp twine, ribbon, Chunk Essentials Stampin' Glitter, brad
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holiday happiness,
merry details,
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