Hello and T.G.I.F! Today I'm sharing my very favorite of the Christmas bundles and DSP. Unfortunately at the moment the DSP is out of stock but should be coming back soon! If you are a fan of all things quilted, you'll love this one too!
Hello and T.G.I.F! Today I'm sharing my very favorite of the Christmas bundles and DSP. Unfortunately at the moment the DSP is out of stock but should be coming back soon! If you are a fan of all things quilted, you'll love this one too!
Just a super quick note...
I decided that the cards that I made using the Christmas Crew bundle needed an extra border around the Everyday Arches opening on the card front. I taped two of the arches together and die cut them together to make a border. What do you think?
Thats all for now! Hope you like the extra little pop of red on it!
Blessings, Tina
Hello and here's hoping you are having a fabulous day! I'm continuing with my Christmas in August theme and continuing to get a head start on my Christmas Cards. Today's card is using the new Pretty Poinsettia Bundle. At first look, I didn't think I needed a new Poinsettia stamp set. I saw a video that showed how much texture the leaves have once they are die cut and run through with the impressions plate and that quickly changed my mind!
Below this blog post, you will find a list of all of the Stampin' Up! products I used on this A2 card. Side note: The Merry Christmas sentiment is from an older stamp and die set, so it will not be linked.
Hello! I'm hoping you are having a fabulous week! I know that traditionally "Christmas in July" is a thing so I did make a few Christmas Cards in July. Apparently August is my month because I am really ramping up my Christmas Card making this month. I'm sharing three that were super easy with the help of a few tools.
All of the cards are traditional A2 cards with a side fold. I used the adorable Christmas Crew Stamp Bundle (Item 168377 - available in the new SU Catalog on Sept 1, 2026). I colored my Christmas Crew with blends (Pecan Pie, Crumb Cake, Peaceful Pine, Real Red and Gray Granite).
Below is a list of all of the supplies used for these cards.