If you’re looking for a way to make some quick and easy Christmas cards, Stampin’ Up!’s Christmas Everywhere Kit can help! This all-inclusive kit contains all of the supplies you need to create nine holiday cards — three each of three designs. The kit includes a stamp set, mini ink pad, a stamping block, decorated card bases and envelopes, die cut pieces, and Stampin’ Dimensionals. Make the kit as directed. Or create your own alternatives. This kit costs just $21 + tax and shipping.
Find the kits online as part of Stampin’ Up!’s Kit Collection. Click here to view all of the available kits.
I made one of each design (mostly) as directed by the kit. See the picture below.
Then, I started creating alternates with pieces from the kit and a few supplies from my stash. I cut up some of the card bases to use as Designer Series Paper. You can also cut the cut the kit card bases in half and mount them on card stock to double the kit output.
Here are some quick measurements for the pieces below (and the card at the top). Basic White measuring 5 1/4 x 2, 4 1/4 x 2, and 3 1/4 x 2 1/4. DSP measuring 5 x 1 3/4, 4 x 1 3/4, and 3 1/2 x 2 1/2.
I especially love a few of the extras. The cactus and the palm trees are so stinking cute. They are perfect for Arizona! Here is one of the alternatives I created with the blingy cactus. Isn’t it fun? (See another at the top of this post.)
Be sure to watch the video, as I show step-by-step directions for creating the first card. Get a peek at the contents of this fun, quick, and easy holiday kit.
Why Buy a Kit?
Stampin’ Up!’s Kit Collection offers a great selection of stamping and non-stamping kits.
Look for a variety of themes such as tags, Christmas cards, birthday cards, thank you cards and more.
Kits make great gifts.
Packaged in a handy 10 x 6 box, they travel well and take up little space.
Perfect for a quick and easy crafting experience.
All you need to create is included in one box.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today. I hope you see how great this kit is and how you can maximize the value you get from it.
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Welcome to Team Stamp It’s October Blog Hop! We’re so glad you joined us! This month, we feature cards and projects with a Thanksgiving theme. Be sure to visit each blog. Leave a comment and you could win a Christmas Everywhere Kit .
My post today features Stampin’ Up!’s Mini Pocket Envelope Dies. Find these as part of Stampin’ Up!’s Online Exclusives. What is an Online Exclusive? These are paper crafting products you can view online only. You won’t find them in any of Stampin’ Up!’s catalogs. Let me know if I can help you find and/or order these.
I love this die because it creates super cute treat packages, gift card holders, and table favors. Imagine making these and placing them on your table at Thanksgiving. Or, create and decorate and fill with tip money for servers during the holidays. There are lots of ways to use this fun die in coordination with other rubber stamps, patterned papers, and embellishments.
Mini Pocket Envelope Dies for Thanksgiving
The table favor on the left uses:
Mini Pocket Envelope Dies
Glorious Gingham 6 x 6 Designer Series Paper (Pecan Pie design)
Vellum Card Stock die cut with a circle from the Stylish Shapes Dies
Leaf punched with Bough Punch and the 2023-2025 In Color Luster Specialty Designer Series Paper (Copper Clay)
Frond die cut from Earthen Textures Dies and the 2023-2025 In Color Luster Specialty Designer Series Paper (Wild Wheat)
Blossom punched with Bough Punch in Gold Foil
Sentiment from Earthen Textures stamped in Copper Clay on Very Vanilla and punch edwith Layering Oval Punch
Simply Elegant Trim (gold)
Festive Pearls (gold)
The table favor on the right uses:
Mini Pocket Envelope Dies
Wild Wheat from the 2023-2025 In Color 6 x 6 Designer Series Paper
Vellum die cut with a circle from the Stylish Shapes Dies
Leaf punched with Bough Punch and the 2023-2025 In Color Luster Specialty Designer Series Paper (Pebbled Path)
Frond die cut from Earthen Textures Dies and the 2023-2025 In Color Luster Specialty Designer Series Paper (Wild Wheat)
Blossom punched with Bough Punch in Gold Foil
Sentiment from Earthen Textures stamped in Wild Wheat on Very Vanilla and punched with Layering Oval Punch
Linen Thread
2023-2025 In Color Dots (Pebbled Path)
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today. Visit all of the stampers to gain inspiration for your Thanksgiving crafting. Leave a comment for a chance to win the Christmas Everywhere Kit.
Congratulations to last month’s winner: Sharon Land
List of participating blogs and stampers (just click on each link below)
Are you in the mood for another fall card? When Stampin’ Up! first introduced the new 2023-2025 In Colors, I just knew the color palette would work really well for fall-themed cards, especially the Wild Wheat.
With today’s card, I feature a flap fun fold, Stampin’ Up’s Cheers to the Season Stamp set (Stampin’ Up!’s September-December 2023 Mini Catalog), the Wild Wheat In Color Luster Specialty Paper (Annual Catalog), and Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder (Online Exclusive). Be sure to watch the video below to view step-by-step instructions for creating this handmade greeting card at home.
Cheers to the Season Flap Fold
Here are a few measurements to help you get started:
Early Espresso cardstock base measuring 5 1/2 x 6, scored at 1 3/4
Early Espresso 4″ x 4″, scored at 1/2
Copper Clay: 3 3/4 x 3 1/4 and 5 1/4 x 1 1/2
Wild Wheat In Color Luster Specialty Paper: 3 x 3 1/2 and 5 x 1 1/4, embossed with the Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder
Very Vanilla 5 x 3 3/4
Leaf image stamped with Copper Clay on Very Vanilla and cut by hand
Sentiment for inside (Pick of the Patch) stamped with Copper Clay
Gold Simply Elegant Trim
Copper Clay In Color Dots
Have a peek inside the card.
Flap Fold Video How To
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The Stampers Dozen October Blog Hop is underway! Thanks so much for joining us. This month, we feature cards with fun folds. Be sure to visit all of the blogs on the hop to gain a ton of paper crafting inspiration. Find a list of participating stampers at the end of his post.
Joy to you Flip Fun Fold
Today, my card features a flip fun fold using two stamp sets from Stampin’ Up!’s September-December 2023 Mini Catalog: Joy to You and Beary Cute.
Here are some of the card details.
Cherry Cobbler cardstock measuring 5 1/2 x 6 1/2, scored at 2 1/4 and one piece measuring 2 3/4 x 4 1/4 (scored at 3 3/4)
A Walk in the Forest Designer Series Paper: 1 piece measuring 5 1/4 x 2 and 1 piece measuring 5 1/4 x 1/2
Basic White: 1 piece measuring 5 1/4 x 4 and 1 piece measuring 3 1/2 x 2 1/2
Garden Green Ribbon
Festive Pearls (Cherry Cobbler)
In addition to the flip fun fold, this card features the marker-to-stamp technique. Be sure to watch the video below to see how I used Stampin’ Write Markers to apply the color to the stamp. This technique allows me to be creative and use different colors for my image.
Here’s a look at the inside of the card.
Flip Fun Fold How-To Video
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today. Be sure to view all of the blogs on the hop. Talented stampers will be showcasing a variety of other fun fold.
I tried something a little different with the leaf design from the Abundant Beauty Decorative Mask collection. Be sure to watch the video below to see step-by-step instructions for creating this card. It’s a new-to-me heat embossing technique.
Cherry Cobbler card stock measuring 5 1/4 x 1 13/4 lightly taped to the back of the leaf design mask. (Rub card stock with embossing buddy before taping.)
Liberally apply Versamark ink on top of mask, ensuring you have good ink coverage.
Remove card stock from mask. Cover with gold embossing folder, tapping off the excess.
Heat with heat tool, heating all surfaces.
Add to a piece of Very Vanilla card stock measuring 5 1/4 x 4 embossed with a folder from the Basics 3D Embossing Folders. Add a strip (1/4 x 5 1/4) of Gold Foil adjacent to the embossed piece.
On a Very Vanilla square die cut with the largest square from the Stylish Shapes Dies, stamp the leaf image from Cheers to the Season in Cherry Cobbler ink.
Pop up on card front with dimensionals.
Add gold Simply Elegant Trim and gold sequins from the Neutrals Adhesive-Backed Sequins.
Card base is Cherry Cobbler cut a 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 scored at 4 1/4
I think this is a super fun heat embossing technique that adds a lot to the card. It also give you another way to use the decorative mask. I look forward to trying it with the snowflake mask in that collection.
How-To Video
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