Whether you make 20 Christmas cards or 200 now is the time to get started on your Christmas designs. I've been playing around with the Christmas Quilt bundle and having a lot of fun. Even though the layout in the catalog shows all Christmas items it is super easy to change out the colors for a card for any time of the year. I know a lot of stampers are enjoying creating little paper quilts with this set. A little less time consuming than a real quilt!
I have to confess that when I bought this bundle I don't think I even really noticed that you can make a Christmas tree with some of the stamps! I think I was so focused on the quilt shapes that I just saw triangles.
This is a pretty easy card to put together and would be a good candidate for making multiples. The card base is Whisper White thick and then a slightly smaller layer of Quilted Christmas DSP.
I layered a length of Lemon Lime Twist finely woven ribbon with a piece of Garden Green cardstock embossed in gold with the sentiment from the Star of Light stamp set.
The tree is a 2 step stamp design with the Lemon Lime Twist portion one stamp and the Garden Green part another stamp. I use the outline stamp in Garden Green ink. The tree base is stamped in Real Red. Once the tree and base were cut out I popped them up with the dimensionals (the mini ones were the perfect size!) onto a Whisper White die cut circle.
A gold Glimmer paper star tops off the tree and a sweet little white baker's twine bowanchors the sentiment banner to the circle.
Start making a list and checking it twice to make sure you give yourself enough time to make your Christmas cards!
Thanks for looking! Did you stamp today?
Stamps: Christmas Quilt, Star of Light
Ink: Garden Green, Lemon Lime Twist, Real Red, Versamark
Paper: Whisper White thick, Whisper White, Quilted Christmas DSP, Garden Green, Gold Glimmer paper
Accessories: Stitched Shapes framelits, Quilt Builder framelits, gold embossing powder, Lemon Lime Twist finely woven ribbon, dimensionals
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