I’ve found so many different ways to use Stampin’ Up!’s Stitched Stocking Bundle. It’s one of the July Online Exclusive Releases. Look for the new goodies online by clicking here. Or, view the PDF by clicking here.
Today, I’m sharing information to help you create a pocket card. (Design inspired by Karen Titus.) Be sure to watch the video below to see how this card comes together. Keep watching to see several alternates that I created.
Measurements and Details (Working from the bottom up.)
Real Red card stock panel measuring 5 1/2 x 4 1/4
Designer Series Paper measuring 5 1/4 x 4 (I used A Stitched Stocking 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper).
Real Red card stock measuring 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 (cut on angle to create two triangles)
Designer Series Paper measuring 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 (cut on angle to create to two triangles) (A Stitched Season DSP)
Real Red card stock panel measuring 4 1/4 x 3 1/4
Designer Series Paper measuring 8 x 3, scored at 4. (A Stitched Season DSP)
Stocking die cut with A Stitched Season DSP. Cuff die cut with Shimmering Stripes 12 x 12 DSP
Real Red 1/4-inch Stitched Ribbon
Sentiment stamped on Basic White with Real Red ink
Small die cut, white gem (Adhesive-Backed Bats Ghosts & Dots)
Basic White card stock measuring 3 3/4 x 2 3/4
How to Video
From my craft room in Mesa, Arizona, I offer step-by-step instructions for creating this handmade holiday greeting card.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today! Please let me know if you have questions about this or any other stamping project.
Kim Quade, Stampin’ Up! demonstrator in Mesa, Arizona
Supply List
Click on any of the graphics below to shop online for the products to create this card at home:
Let me interrupt Christmas in July to introduce Stampin’ Up!’s July Product of the Month: Begonia Belle Photopolymer Stamp Set. You can purchase this beauty for just $5 when your online shopping cart total reaches $75 or more before tax, shipping, and any redeemed rewards. Remember, the Product of the Month is one per person and is available while supplies last.
The two begonia images can be stamped together to build a flower with depth or used on their own to create different perspectives. This is a Two-Step Stampin’ set; it allows you to layer two or more images to create one final image with extra texture and dimension in the colors you want.
Begonia Belle Photopolymer Stamp Set
I’ve included two samples with the same layout but with different color combinations for the begonia. The card featured at the top used Crushed Curry for the more solid stamp and Daffodil Delight for the less solid stamp.
Measurements and Details
Basic Black card stock base measuring 11 x 4 1/4, scored and folded at 5 1/2
Paper Medley Mix-In 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper measuring 5 1/4 x 4, die cut with Perennial Postage Dies.
Stamp leaves directly on DSP with Peaceful Pine ink
Basic Black Two-Tone card stock die cut with square Stylish Shapes Dies.
Image stamped with Crushed Curry and Daffodil Delight ink on Basic White card stock die cut with square Stylish Shapes Dies
Image stamped in black directly on DSP
2026-2028 In Color Dots (Peaceful Pine)
Here’s the same card, but using different colors: Berry Burst and Fresh Freesia.
How to Video
From my craft room in Mesa, Arizona, I offer step-by-step instructions for creating this card.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today! I hope you enjoy this Product of the Month.
Kim Quade, Stampin’ Up! demonstrator in Mesa, Arizona
Supply List
Click on any of the graphics below to shop online for the products to create this card at home:
Stampin’ Up! just announced the debut of its Stampin’ Hot Foil System. You may begin purchasing it beginning at midnight Mountain Time on July 10. Initial supplies are limited, so be sure to grab this if it speaks to you. This item will be restocked, but it could take several months.
In addition to the system, Stampin’ Up! is offering silver, gold, and pink foil; hot foil dies with coordinating die cuts; stamps; and even masks.
In keeping with the Christmas in July theme, I created a holiday card using some of the hot foil system products and Stampin’ Up!’s Stitched Stocking Dies.
I feel this card is simple, but striking.
Details and Measurements
Real Red cardstock base measuring 8 1/2 x 5 1/2, scored at folded at 4 1/4
Basic White cardstock panel measuring 5 1/4 x 4, hot foiled with gold foil and the Swiss Dots Hot Foil Die
Real Red Two-Tone cardstock panel measuring 5 x 3 1/2, hot foiled with gold foil and the Swiss Dots Hot Foil Die. Then die cut with Stitched Stocked outline die.
Sentiment from Classic Greetings Hot Foil Dies foiled with gold on Basic White and die cut with coordinating die
Stocking cuff die cut with Gold Foil Sheet with Stitched Stocking Die
Gold Striped 3/8-inch Ribbon
How to Video
From my craft room in Mesa, Arizona, I give step-by-step instructions for creating this handmade card with Stampin’ Up!’s Hot Foil System.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today! I hope you enjoy this project. Please let me know if you have questions about the hot foil system or any other stamping creation.
Kim Quade, Stampin’ Up! demonstrator in Mesa, Arizona
Supply List
Click on any of the graphics below to shop online for the products to create this card at home:
I love a lot of things about Stampin’ Up!’s Stitched Stocking Bundle, But the thing I love most is the large stocking die. It’s perfect to use on a variety of card fronts. And, it’s just the right size for a standalone card or to use as a Christmas tag. Find this bundle (along with a host of other brand-new products) as one of the July Online Exclusive release products.
In today’s post, I share samples of shaped cards I created as well as some tags. They are fun and easy to make. There are so many different papers and ribbons to use to decorate the cards and tags.
Details
From left to right, here are some product details. For all of the shaped cards, I started with Basic White cardstock measuring 5 1/2 x 4 1/4, folded in half and die cut. Be sure to place the top of the stocking just a bit above the fold line before die cutting.
Card 1: A Stitched Season 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper used for both the stocking and cuff. Adhesive Backed Mini Christmas Buttons. Real Red & White Baker’s Twine.
Card 2: A Stitched Season 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for the stocking. Shimmering Stripes 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for the cuff. A Stitched Stocking stamp set for the sentiment stamped in Real Red and cut apart. Real Red 1/4-inch Stitched Ribbon.
Card 3: 2026-2028 In Color Painted Patterns Designer Series Paper (Peaceful Pine) for the stocking. Shimmery Stripes 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for the cuff. Peaceful Pine 3/8-inch Bordered Ribbon.
Tags
All tags include a Basic White base measuring 5 x 3 1/2. Die cut stocking.
Left to right:
Tag 1: A Stitched Season 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for stocking. Shimmering Stripes 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for cuff. Real Red and Old Olive card stock for berries and holly. Real Red & White Baker’s Twine.
Tag 2: A Stitched Season 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for stocking. Basic White card stock for cuff. Real Red ink for to/from (Stitched Stocking stamp set). Real Red 1/4-inch Stitched Ribbon.
Tag 3: A Stitched Season 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for stocking. Shimmering Stripes 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for cuff. Real Red card stock for stocking toe. Adhesive Backed Mini Christmas Buttons. Basic White Baker’s Twine. Real Red 1/4-inch Striped Ribbon.
Tag 4: Real Red Two-Tone card stock embossed with the Swirls of Magic Embossing Folder and sanded. Shimmering Stripes 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper for cuff. Real Red 1/4-inch Striped Ribbon. Basic White Baker’s Twine.
How to Video
From my craft room in Mesa, Arizona, I give instructions for creating the cards and tags.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today. I hope you enjoy this fun projects. Please let me know if you have questions about these or any other.
Kim Quade, Stampin’ Up! demonstrator in Mesa, Arizona
Supply List
Click on any of the graphics below to shop for the products to create these shaped cards and tags at home:
Are you ready for Christmas in July? This gives you the opportunity to get a jumpstart on your holiday crafting and card making. Stampin’ Up!’s July Online Exclusive release offers a host of products for not only Christmas crafting but also Halloween, fall, and all-occasion.
Note: If you’re a lover of all things Halloween, you’ll definitely want to check out this Online Exclusive release. You’ll find all of your Halloween crafting offerings here.
Click here to explore directly from the online store. Click here to view to PDF.
Peaceful Pine cardstock base measuring 7 1/2 x 5 1/2, scored and folded at 3 1/4
Real Red cardstock panel measuring 3 x 5 1/4
A Stitched Season 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper (Peaceful Pine gingham design) measuring 2 3/4 x 5
Two stocking die cut pieces in Real Red
Other Stitched Season DSP pieces as inserts
Shimmering Stripes 12 x 12 Specialty Paper (die cut the top of the stocking)
Adhesive-Backed Mini Christmas Buttons
Red & White Baker’s Twine
Pearl Basic Jewels colored with Real Red Stampin’ Blends
White inside piece measuring 5 1/4 x 4
A Stitched Season DSP measuring 1 x 5 1/4
Sentiment stamped in Real Red
This is what the card looks like when it’s open. (Oops, guess I didn’t get the DSP on straight.)
Here’s another sample that uses pieces from the A Stitched Season DSP and a sentiment heat embossed with white Wow!
And, here’s another featuring the Designer Series Paper. Be sure to watch the video below to see a few additional card samples using the A Stitched Season Suite Collection.
How to Video
From my craft room in Mesa, Arizona, I offer step-by-step instructions for creating the featured card.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog! I hope you’re inspired by this first Christmas in July post.
Kim Quade, Stampin’ Up! demonstrator in Mesa, Arizona
Supply List
Click on any of the graphics below to shop online for the products to create this card at home:
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