Rubbernecker - Right as Rain

Rubbernecker Santa in the Window

Hello! Today, I am sharing a Christmas card combining several Rubbernecker die sets and one of their stencils. I previously used the Santa die on this card.

I heat-embossed the Simple Sayings sentiment on to dark red cardstock.
I stenciled the card base with the Repeating Bricks stencil in dark red ink.
I die-cut the pieces for the window, Santa, the presents, and the tree, and ornaments (with a circle die in the Fishing Boat die set) and assembled them. (I actually made this card twice. The first time, I had no tree and I showed the card to my eldest son who asked, “Where’s the tree?”)
I added Santa, the tree, and the presents to a light-blue cardstock panel.
I attached the window with foam adhesive and added the assembly to the card base.

Rubbernecker Santa in a Pickup

Hello! I am sharing a Christmas card created with Rubbernecker supplies and letting you know that today is the first day of their Black Friday Sale. All Clear Stamps Sets are discounted 10% to 35% and over 90% of the Dies are discounted 10% to 50%.

I die-cut the pieces for Santa, the presents, and the pickup and assembled them.
I applied Bridal Tinsel embossing powder to cardstock and cut it with the Pine Tree Forest die.
I stamped the Snowmen with Presents sentiment on to light-blue cardstock and trimmed the panel. I added the Pine Tree Forest and the frame cut with a die in the Rectangle Stitch One Piece set.
I added the assembly to a silver cardstock base and added Santa and the pickup truck to the scene.

Rubbernecker Frosty Fun – Die-cut Snowmen

Hello! After a massive wind and rainstorm, the temps have dropped here in the Pacific Northwest. Today I am sharing a winter-themed card created with Rubbernecker supplies (many of the products can now be found at Brass and Bliss). The card could be sent at Christmas, for a winter birthday, or to catch up with a friend.

I die-cut the Winter Snowmen from a variety of cardstock colors including cardstock to which I had applied Clear Rock Candy Glitter.
I stamped the Snowmen with Presents sentiment on a cardstock panel and trimmed it to fit behind the Deckle Frame.
I die-cut the Pine Tree Forest from white cardstock, trimmed it to fit behind the frame, and adhered the glitter with glue.
I added the frame and background assembly to white canvas cardstock.
The snowmen were added to the scene with foam adhesive.

Rubbernecker – Cabin in the Woods

Hello! Today I am sharing a Christmas, winter-themed card created with Rubbernecker supplies (many of these products are now available at Brass and Bliss as Rubbernecker rebranded).

I heat-embossed the Snowmen with Presents sentiment in white on dark blue cardstock. After masking the sentiment, I added white embossing paste through a Carta Bella snow stencil and set the panel aside to dry.
I die-cut the Pine Tree Forest and Deckle Frame from white cardstock.
I trimmed the Pine Tree Forest to fit behind the Deckle Frame. Once the stenciled background was dry, I adhered the forest and frame to the background.
I added the assembly to a light gray card base.
I die-cut the Cabin from a variety of cardstock colors and assembled the pieces. The small trees, snow on the chimney, and roof were cut from Doodlebug Lily White glitter cardstock. I added the assembled cabin and trees to the scene with foam adhesive.

Rubbernecker Halloween Gnomes

Hello! Today, I am sharing a Halloween card featuring the Gnome Couple die set at Rubbernecker.

I die-cut the Gnome Couple from colored cardstock and assembled the pieces.
I die-cut the Window 4-Pane and cut a panel of soft yellow cardstock with which to back the window.
I stamped the Reverse Confetti Spooktacular greeting on to a panel and added a strip of gray cardstock to the bottom.
I added the female gnome to the yellow cardstock and adhered the window frame to the panel with foam adhesive. I adhered the window to the card base.
I added the mail gnome to the card base with foam adhesive.

Check out additional inspiration with the Gnome Couple die set here, here, and here.