Stampin’ Up!® Tis the Season Card

Card Measurements, Supply List, and printable PDF tutorial for this project are found at the bottom of this blog post.

Christmas is almost here and time is running out for all the wonderfulness of the August-December 2020 Mini Catalog. Be sure if you want any retiring favorites from this Mini Catalog that you don’t wait and get them before they’re gone. I am using some of my favorites for the last time this season on my Glimmer Gals Team December Sketch Challenge card. I used the festive Tis the Season DSP, the Winter Snow embossing folder, and (already sold out) Sounds of the Season dies.

The Glimmer Gals Team December Sketch Challenge is from Theresa of Theresa’s Treasures.
153489
‘TIS THE SEASON 6″ X 6″ DESIGNER SERIES PAPER
SALE
Now $9.20 Was $11.50
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STITCHED RECTANGLES DIES
$35.00
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Retiring Soon
WINTER SNOW EMBOSSING FOLDER
SALE
$3.75 $7.50

Start with a Real Red cs card base. Cut a Silver Foil panel and dry emboss it with the Winter Snow Embossing Folder. Use Stampin’ Seal+ at add the embossed foil panel to the card base. Die cut out the three stitched rectangles from the Tis the Season DSP to form the present with the Stitched Rectangles dies.

Use Stampin’ Seal+ to attach a long piece (enough to wrap around the DSP rectangles and tie a bow) of Real Red Sheer ribbon. Then add more Stampin’ Seal+ to the back of the DSP panels and attach them to the embossed Silver Foil panel. I tied a knot at the top of the DSP rectangles and then tied a bow using glue dots to secure the bow in place. I also cut a small piece (about 1/2″) of Real Red Sheer ribbon and used glue dots to wrap it around the middle of the bow giving it a more distinct center.

Die cut a Silver Foil jingle bell with the Sounds of the Season dies (now retired). I glued a small piece of Shaded Spruce cs to the back of the Silver Foil bell and added red Wonderful Gems for the berries. Use your paper snips to cut the loop at the top of the bell and slip it around the top of the Real Red Sheer ribbon and use a glue dot to secure the bell in place.

Cut the Whisper White cs sentiment panel and a Real Red cs sentiment layer panel. Stamp the sentiment from the Snowman Season stamp set in Shaded Spruce ink on the Whisper White cs sentiment panel. Glue the stamped Whisper White cs sentiment panel to the Real Red cs sentiment layer panel. Use Stampin’ Dimensionals to attach the sentiment panels to the card front centered under the DSP present.

Don’t forget to add a Whisper White cs inside panel to write your message. I stamped the sentiment from the Poinsettia Petals stamp set in Shaded Spruce ink. Stamp the holly & berries images from the Banner Year stamp set in the top left corner. I also added a strip of embossed Silver Foil on the inside and back of the card to pull the theme through.

I hope you enjoyed my Tis the Season Card. You can order the retiring Tis the Season DSP, the Winter Snow embossing folder, and the Stitched Rectangle dies in my Online Store and be sure to check out the Quite Curvy Variety Bundle products that are available now. And remember that Retiring August-December 2020 Mini Catalog products are available only while supplies last.

Card Measurements:
Real Red cs card base – 11″ x 4 1/4″
scored at 5 1/2″
Embossed Silver Foil panel – 5 1/4″ x 4″ plus two strips 1/2″ x 4″
Tis the Season DSP stitch rectangles – 3 die cut (3 1/8″, 2 3/8″, 1 5/8″) with the Stitched Rectangles dies.
Silver Foil bell – die cut with the Sounds of the Season dies
Shaded Spruce cs scrap – to fit behind the holly leaves on the bell.
Whisper White cs sentiment panel – 3/4″ x 3 1/4″
Real Red cs sentiment layer panel – 1″ x 3 1/2″
Whisper White cs inside panel – 5 1/8″ x 3 7/8″
Real Red Sheer ribbon
DSP = Designer Series Paper
cs = cardstock

Product List

Happy Crafting

Stay Safe

Christy

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2 Comments:

  1. Saw this card at Split Coast stampers had to come and get a better look! This card is so beautifully done!

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