The Christmas card I’m sharing with you today was inspired by this card made by Zoe Tant. I’ve made a few changes and instead of stamping the Pinecones I have used the die cut versions. I love these detailed dies.
Details:
To make this card I started out with and A5 piece of Evening Evergreen cardstock which was scored and folded in half to make my base card. Next, I cut a piece of dsp slightly smaller than the card front. Before adhering this to the base card with glue, I cut a Stitched Rectangle die from the centre. This piece was then glued to a piece of Evening Evergreen cardstock, slightly larger than the die piece, before mounting to the card front with Stampin’ Dimensionals. This is a great way to utilise your dsp.
Next, I added Adhesive Sheet to a piece of Crumb Cake cardstock and die cut the detailed Pinecone die pieces. The solid Pinecone base was cut using Early Espresso cardstock. I then removed the Adhesive Sheet backing and layered the Pinecone pieces. Next, I die cut the large background die in Evening Evergreen and Soft Succulent and trimmed off the leaf bits.
I then stamped the sentiment on Evening Evergreen cardstock using Versamark ink, and heat embossed using White embossing powder before fussy cutting. Next, I added Stampin’ Dimensionals near the ends of the sentiment and mounted to the card. I then used glue to adhere the bottom of the Pinecones, tucking them slightly under the sentiment. I added some glue to the leaf pieces and tucked them behind the Pinecones before adding a few Champagne Rhinestones as my final touch.
You can check out my previous card using another pattern from the Painted Christmas DSP here.
You can purchase any of the items I’ve used to create my card by visiting my Online Shop, clicking on the direct image below, or calling me on 0418 218 467 or email me and I’d be happy to help you.
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