The folded tree is made from half of a 4" circle. Super easy and cute! I just attached it with SNAIL tape runner and it pops up with dimension on its own.
All supplies are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted
Card Recipe
Stamps: Petite Paris
Ink: Cherry Cobbler
Paper: Season of Style and Festival of Prints DSP, Old Olive, Early Espresso, Whisper White, Very Vanilla
Extras: Circles Framelits dies, Northern Flurry TIEF, Cherry Cobbler ribbon, Linen Thread, glimmer brads.
Inspired by: Dawn Olchefske and Connie Babbert
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I CASEd this card from my fellow demonstrator, Dawn Musil-Thomas. The poinsettia is stamped twice on vellum cardstock, then cut twice - once the larger image, once the smaller image. The background poinsettia and sentiment are stamped with Versamark ink and embossed with white embossing powder.
I used Dazzling Details for the flower centers:
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Card Recipe
Stamps: Joyful Christmas
Ink: Versamark
Paper: Crumb Cake, vellum cardstock
Extras: white embossing powder, Dazzling Details, glue dots, corner rounder punch
Inspired by: Dawn Musil-Thomas
I love the Starburst Technique, or Sunburst as some call it. Super simple to do, it gives impressive results! I made quite a few of these with birthday greetings on them, too!
The Starburst is built on a separate piece of cardstock (I used a 3x5 index card, trimmed!) and then attached to the Pool Party layer.
Here's a closeup of the edges, so you can see how I built the layers . . .
All supplies are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted
Card Recipe
Stamps: Endless Wishes
Ink: Smoky Slate
Paper: Winter Frost DSP, Pool Party, Whisper White
Extras: Silver 1/8" ribbon, Anywhere glue sticks
Inspired by: Dawn Olchefske and Kathleen Wingerson
Purchase the Stampin’ Up! Supplies to make this project at my ONLINE STORE.
So grab a hot cuppa somethin' and enjoy a warm day of stamping . . . even for just a little while! Maybe even put on a little Christmas music. I'll be cheering my husband on as he snowblows the driveway . . . again! Thanks for stopping by today!
~Hugs~ Cheryl O. J
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