More Stacked Snowmen

Today’s card is a repeat of my the stacked snowmen from Lots of Cheer stamp set. I pulled out two more colored snowmen and tried to decide how to feature the image. I landed on a watercolored piece of paper to serve as a backdrop. From there I layered more cardstock and a piece of scrap DSP to create my base. I added a tone on tone sentiment, popped up the snowman on dimensionals, and finished the card with a glittery chipboard star.

Stamps: Lots of Cheer
Ink: Cherry Cobbler; Old Olive; Various Stampin’ Blends
Cardstock: Under the Mistletoe DSP (retired); DSP scrap; Granny Apple Green; Cherry Cobbler; Whisper White
Accessories: Glitter Chipboard Stars
Tools: Oval Dies

Simple Christmas Bliss

Today’s card inspiration comes from this card from Narelle Fasulo @ Simply Stamping with Narelle. I love simple Christmas cards featuring great DSP and this design was perfect! I pulled from my box of Christmas DSP scraps to create three different cards.

Variations:

Stamps: Christmas Bliss
Ink: Real Red; Old Olive; Shaded Spruce
Cardstock: All is Bright DSP (retired); Under the Mistletoe DSP (retired); Christmas Around the World DSP (retired); Real Red; Old Olive; Shaded Spruce; Whisper White
Accessories: Rhinestones; Toile Tidings Enamel Shapes; Pearls
Tools:

Throwback Christmas

Today’s card is being featured on Stylin’ Stampin’ Inkspiration. The challenge was to create a card using the sketch below.

I always love playing along with sketch challenges. They give me a template while allowing for lots of fun paper, stamp, and embellishment choices. For this card, I really wanted to make a fun Christmas card. I paired the new Christmas DSP with a carried-over stamp set. Throw in some fun Stitched Shapes Die and fun Gold Faceted Gems and we get a complete card.

Stamps: Snowflake Sentiments
Inks: Shaded Spruce
Cardstock: Under the Mistletoe DSP; Early Espresso; Whisper White
Accessories: Gold Faceted Gems
Tools: Stitched Shapes Framelits