Hello everyone and welcome to week two of our Making Spirits Bright challenge!
As promised last week, we have Janet's feature tutorial for you. Her card is so full of sparkle and cheer that it's sure to make everyone's spirits bright! Let's see what Janet has prepared for you!
Hello everyone! It's week 2 of our Making Spirits Bright challenge. To participate and possibly win free stamps from Ai, you just need to make an upload a holiday themed card to our challenge post.
Today I'm showcasing the 5779 - FB Snowman stamp and die set. To begin this project, I stamped the front and back of the snowman, colored them with Copic markers, and cut them out with the dies included in this set. I glued them together. Because they are a Front Back set, they match up perfectly when glued glued with wrong sides together.
To make the front of the card, I started with a white glitter A2 sized card. I cut a piece of holly cardstock from the 5812 - Christmas S2 PP with the 3rd largest rectangle die from the 5724 - Nested Rectangle Dies set. I cut another piece of green cardstock with the largest rectangle die. I glued these on top of each other and then glued the stack to the top of the card. I used the rectangle die in the 5719 - FB Fence & Window Dies to cut a rectangle in the three layers of cardstock. This die is exactly the correct size so that the fence die in this set fits around the rectangle. After cutting the rectangle, I cut two fence pieces and glued one on the front of the car and the other on the inside.
The next step was to cut the word Happy twice with green and gold cardstock and I glued them together slightly staggered. Then I stamped the phrase Holiday Cheer from the
5566 - Christmas Sentiments in red ink and then I glued the Happy phrase from
5103 - Flip Card Die to the sentiment. I glued the finished sentiment to the top of the card. With this done, I adhered the finished snowman at the edge of the fence so that part of him shows when the card is opened.
Inside I added a rectangle covered in winter glitter washi tape. When the card is shut, the glittered trees and snow show through the window cut with the fence die.
Last but not least, I used the
5353 - Large Snowflake Dies to cut 3 snowflakes in silver cardstock. I arranged them on the front of the card as the finishing touch.
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What a gorgeous card Janet!! Thank you for such amazing holiday inspiration!
Now for the rest of the Design Team.
You saw my card last week and can find all of the details here.
Next we have Tasha who used:
4936 – Christmas Wonder Set
5782 – Snowflake Frame Die
5566 – Christmas Sentiments
Sharon made this darling card.
Nina has an adorable trio of shaker tags.
One of my favorite things about our Design Teams is how they can all be given the same challenge and yet all of their projects turn out so different! Thank you all for all of your hard work and to Janet for the wonderful tutorial.
Now, let's see what you create and enter, so that you might win a wonderful new stamp set!
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