Hi there, today  I also made Christmas cards for kits with a treat holder...

Hmm, what could be better money or candy?

 So, I'm in love with that Santa and his glasses. I made it using   "Santa’s Helpers" -Spellbinders Large Die of the Month (November 2019)

This is a comprehensive die set designed to create stand-alone Santa & Elf's shaped cards and gift holders.


Below three different characters, you can create using the Spellbinders Large Die of the Month.

Of course, you can use die cuts to customize a different character.

Add On - Santa's Reindeer Die Set

This month Spellbinders also have an add-on die set:  Santa's Reindeer Die Set that coordinates with the large die of the month to create reindeer shaped cards, tags, treat holders or fun toppers for any papercraft project.

Glimmer Hot Foil Kit of the Month

To make the banners and the foiled sentiments on these cards,  I used the  Glimmer Hot Foil Kit of the Month - Shimmering Merry Christmas Sentiments.

Beautiful and these are so easy to do! check out my video on Instagram below to see the Glimmer Hot Foil Kit of the Month in action!

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Una publicación compartida por Bibi Cameron Papercraft (@bibicameron) el 15 de Nov de 2019 a las 9:10 PST

 Shimmering Merry Christmas Sentiments includes 10 sentiments hot plates and 2 banner dies.

The kit also includes  "Silver Foil Roll" but I used Gold Foil for the projects in this post.


The hot foiled banners were the perfect addition for my cards today!
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Included in the kit you will find all the products I used to create these projects except the liquid adhesive and Bright Days Embossing Folder by Fun Stampers Journey

You will also need a die cutting machine.



These cards are easy to create but took me a while to figure out how to put together small details.

Making the Wreath

• To make the wreath, I  die cut a circle frame using two circle dies.
• The larger circle die measures  3" inches and the smaller 2 -3/4" circle die.
• I also tried making wreaths in different sizes and trust me a 3" wreath is the answer. This is the perfect size for a C6 card base.
• Next, I die cut  6 little branches and I glued them on the circle frame.
• I worked counterclockwise/ anticlockwise direction so that the branches overlap nicely.

Those mini poinsettias are just beautiful.  I love the embossed details the small die creates on the paper so this had to be the star of my post today.

Making the Mini Poinsettia

I  die cut 10 little Poinsettia die cuts... I know, this sounds like a lot of work but it was rather quick as you don't need to run the whole die-cutting plate on the die cutting machine but just a corner.

To make each flower I used two die cuts and I simply added a little bit of liquid glue on the centre of one of the die cuts and glued the other one on top.

Embellishments

Below pictures of the projects in the video. All  easy to make using Stampin' Up! supplies. You can find supplies used in the video  at the bottom of this post.

1 way: Simple Embossed backgrounds

Picture from my previous post. Embossed paper with Seasonal Decorative Masks

2 way: Heat  Emboss it!

3 way:  Emboss and colour with the Mask on + Daubers

4 way:  emboss and sponge it all over

5 Way: traditional stencil technique n' stamping over

6 way : stamping  with the decorative mask

7 Way : Embossing resist with Decorative masks

Use the embossed paper on Die Cuts to add accents and interest to simple cards

Hi there,  I was itchy to use the new  Seasonal Decorative Mask  and Cookie- Cutter Christmas bundle by Stampin ' Up! Both new  products for the  seasonal catalog launched last week.