Stampin' Up! Christmas Card 2018 Candy Cane Season
December 11, 2018
Today's cardmaking project features a 2018 Christmas card featuring retiring products from the Stampin' Up! Holiday Catalog.
The Candy Cane Season photopolymer bundle includes a cut stamp set and a coordinating punch!
Here's the step by step how-to for today's card designed by Kristen, one of my team members.
Directions:
- Cut Real Red 3 ½ by 5
- Take the snowflake stamp and stamp it in Versa Mark all around the Real Red paper.
- Sprinkle white embossing powder, tap off and heat with Heat Tool.
- Stamp strips from candy cane on REAL RED (scrap piece 3 by 3) in Versa Mark and sprinkle silver embossing powder tap off and heat with Heat Tool.
- Punch out with Candy Cane Punch
- Stamp bow with Garden green (outline) and then stamp off once for the inside bow. Punch out with Candy Cane punch.
- Cut square using stitch thinlits using the BIG Shot. (If you don’t have a BIG SHOT you can always just cut out Whisper White square 2x2)
- Stamp holly with Garden Green and berries with real red.
- Glue candy cane on whisper white square with the bow on the Candy Cane front.
- Stamp BE JOLLY in real red with 1 by ¼ strip Whisper White paper.
- Assemble card with an adhesive of choice and add rhinestones.
Here are the Stampin' Up! supplies used for today's project:
Product List
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