Today we have a great line up of Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators from Australia and New Zealand sharing projects made with NEW products from the Holiday Catalogue which went live on 1st September. Haven’t got yours yet and you live in Australia? Contact me for your FREE copy.
ESAD 2017 Holiday Catalogue Blog Hop
These beautiful acetate boxes are available in the Holiday Catalogue and are a fantastic idea for a gift with hand-made cards inside. Do you know someone who needs a gift but you don’t know what to give them? What better gift than some Stampin’ Up! hand-made cards beautifully gift boxed? Here’s a closer look at the ribbon and embellishment piece:
You can find all the supplies for this project on pages 12 and 13 of the NEW Stampin’ Up! Holiday Catalogue. Just love these embellishments and set the tag off with some Rhinestones and it looks great. That ribbon, you ask? It’s wired ribbon and is wonderful to work with. Oh and I forgot to tell you about the new Every Day Label Punch which I used for the tag.
Now, you may have noticed some cards in the box? I’m making 4 cards for the box but will share just one of them today, as you’ve already gone into overload because of the box. Yes?
Are You Starting Your Christmas Cards yet?
Here’s one of the cards:
This card uses the Carols of Christmas Bundle. Did you know, if you buy bundles you actually save 10% on the overall price if you purchased each product separately? I’ve added some of the Merry Little Christmas Designer Series Paper for the background. Stamped the sentiment from Carols of Christmas and layered it up. Here’s a closer look at the tree and deer:
Isn’t that deer just the cutest? There’s a die in the Card Front Builder Thinlits Dies. So, no fussy cutting. The tree may be stamped or just die cut from card stock as I have done. I’ve added some Liquid Multipurpose Glue, then sprinkled Dazzling Diamonds on it and allowed it to dry before placing it in the envelope:
I had a little bit of DSP left over so used it for the insert which has been ink distressed with Old Olive on a sponge. The envelope front received the same DSP and stamped deer. You can’t have boring envelopes and this one lets the recipient know it’s for Christmas.
Thank you for stopping by today and I hope you come back again soon to see what else I have to share.
Remember, your creativeness is only limited by your imagination. Keep smiling and until next we share…
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I WOULD LOVE TO BE YOUR DEMONSTRATOR!
Make sure you visit all the other blogs in the hop and you can see the products I used below:
Blog Hop Participant List
- Lou Kitzelman
- Megan Lenske
- Amity Knight
- Courtenay Heuston
- Kelly Kent
- Josie Dean
- Cheryl Algie
- Maree McIntosh
- Kristel Rimmer
- Chloe Evans
- Sharon Dalton
- Carly Middleton
- Nicole Wilson
- Peta Stephen
- Angela Meiritz-Reid
- Rachael Lewsley
- Kim Oliver
- Monique Fielder
- Sandra Mastello
- Cathy Pinchbeck
- Rose Packer
- Barbara Williams
- Jessie Holton
- Rosalie Desmond
- Liv Ingle
- Ellen Woodbridge
- Rebecca Scurr
- Mandy Depiazzi
- Samantha White
- Libby Dyson YOU ARE HERE
- Lisa Gibson
- Delys Cram
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Gorgeous projects Libby. Black & white ribbon, swoon, green stripey paper, swoon!
Thanks so much Megan and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment
Awesome gift idea Libby. Love these cards and how beautifully you’ve packaged them up.
Many thanks Rose and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment
Great project Libby, thanks for the inspiration
Many thanks Cheryl and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment
Such attention to detail – love it. Now I know what to do with my leftover pieces of DSP.
Thanks Maree for leaving a comment. I do appreciate it and glad you liked my card