Holiday Cards Blog Hop

 

Welcome to this SPECIAL Holiday Cards blog hop! This hop is just in time to inspire you for your Holiday Card crafting!  If you arrived here from Melinda Everitt's Blog you are on the right track!  To keep going, look for the link to the next blog at the bottom of my post!   If you get lost along the way you can see the entire list of participants HERE. 

I am sharing a fun card I created using this VERY CUTE and adorable Stamp Plus Thin Cut Set - If Snowflakes Were Kisses.  So far, I've create two cards!  A regular card and a Slimline Card!  I used our Wonderland Paper for both cards.


On this regular size card I used the window die and tag from our new Buildable Tag Thin cuts.  I wanted it to appear that these cute little critter were looking out at the snowy landscape.  I added a couple of the felt accents and used glue dots to attach a few scatter snowflakes from our Snowflake sequins.   



I created a shaker card for my 2nd card using the Slimline Square Window Thin Cut. My frame is from the Texture paper pack and the background is the scarf hat pattern paper from the Wonderland paper pack.  I wanted a heart shape to stamp my sentiment on and I found the perfect one from the Rustic Sign Sentiments Stamp and Thin Cut set!  I used a White Gel Pen to outline the heart to make it stand out more.  Felt Snowflakes were a perfect touch for this card.

Here are the products that I used on the 1st card:
White Cards and Envelopes
Wanderland Paper Pack
Charcoal Cardstock
White Cardstock
Buildable Tag Thin cuts
If Snowflakes Were Kisses Stamp Plus Thin Cuts
Wanderland Felt Shapes
Black Exclusive Ink
Tri-Blend Markers
Snowflake Sequins

2nd Card:
Slimline Cards & Envelopes
Slimline Square Window Thin Cut
Slimine Shaker Foam and Window
Rustic Sign Sentiments Stamp and Thin Cut
Textures Paper Pack
White Cardstock
Mulberry Cardstock
White Gel Pen
Wanderland Felt Shapes
Tri-Blend Markers
Black Exclusive Ink
Snowflake Sequins

Now it is time to hop over to Show and -Tell with Michelle to see what she has created!





Comments

  1. Haley D.November 6, 2021 at 9:27 AM

    Your cards are both so cute! I love how you used the tags with the home in the "windows."

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  2. MichelleNovember 6, 2021 at 12:17 PM

    Wow both cards are great! BUT, that first one with the window backed with the outside scene is very creative and wonderful!

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  3. Melissa RobinsonNovember 6, 2021 at 2:43 PM

    Super duper adorable! And that first card...with the snow/city scene appearing through the window! GENIUS!

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  4. Wendy K.November 6, 2021 at 5:33 PM

    Super cute critters and I like the window tag!

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  5. Wendy K.November 7, 2021 at 2:15 PM

    I love the purple colors, so cute!

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  6. Cat NowakNovember 7, 2021 at 7:56 PM

    LOVE your cards!! Wonderful job!

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  7. Dannii @ ScrappychicksNovember 9, 2021 at 8:45 AM

    Both cards are super cute. Fabulous.

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  8. Becca-expressionsNovember 10, 2021 at 12:49 PM

    Y'all are killing me with these critters!! Your cards are DARLING!

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