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Tim Holtz | Mixed Media Poinsettias

Hello! Today, I am sharing a mixed media Christmas card created with several Tim Holtz products including the Festive Bouquet die set. The items for which I have listed product links below are in bold.

To begin, I sprayed Watercolor paper with Distress Ink Sprays in Barn Door, Mowed Lawn, and Mustard Seed. I like the vibrancy of the Distress Ink Sprays. I have never used Distress Ink Oxide Sprays, although I have some in one of my online shopping carts!
Once the watercolor paper was dry, I cut the poinsettia pieces with the Festive Bouquet die set and assembled the elements.
I stamped the Simple Sayings sentiment in Potting Soil on off-white cardstock that has flecks in it. (I am not sure where I got this cardstock from; it might have been My Favorite Things in a sample pack.)
I trimmed the sentiment panel and added it to a Paper Bag card base.
I adhered the poinsettias and greenery to the card front.

Sizzix | Snow Family

Hello! Today, I am sharing a winter-themed card showcasing the Sizzix Snow Family die set (suitable for a number of occasions beyond the winter holidays). I am noticing that the snowman has been a popular theme this year across manufacturers.

To create the background, I inked a Sea Glass cardstock panel with white pigment ink through the Lawn Fawn Snowflake Background stencil set (there are two stencils in the set, I used both, one at a time).
I stamped the MFT sentiment (now retired) in Gray Flannel ink on white cardstock and trimmed the top of the panel with the Color Block Scenic Scape die to make a snowbank.
I attached the snowbank to the background panel and added the assembly to a card base.
I cut the snow people, bird, and snowballs with the Snow Family die set from variety of cardstock colors and finishes and assembled them.
I added the snow people, bird, and snowballs to the card and accessorized with snowflakes cut from glitter cardstock with the Mini Snowflakes die set.

Tim Holtz | Die-cut Flowers

Hello! Today I am sharing a bouquet of die-cut flowers created with dies designed by Tim Holtz for Sizzix.

Cut pot, floral, and foliage pieces with dies in the Modern Floristry, Potted, and Brushstroke Flowers 2 sets from Strathmore Mixed Media paper.
Watercolor die-cut pieces with Vintage Photo, Rusty Hinge, Wild Honey, Mustard Seed, Candied Apple, Mowed Lawn, Rustic Wilderness, and Peeled Paint inks. Once dry, add additional ink as necessary.
Cut flower centers from black cardstock.
Assemble flowers.
Stamp Tiny Text sentiment in black on white cardstock. Add Tumbled Glass ink to background.
Adhere pot, flowers, and foliage to card using foam adhesive as necessary.

Sizzix Tim Holtz | Floral Die-cut Hello

Hello! Today I am sharing a die-cut floral card created with Tim Holtz supplies.

Color Bristol cardstock with a variety of Distress Oxide inks.
Cut the floral pieces with dies in the Brushstroke Flowers 1, Brushstroke Flowers 4, and Modern Floristry sets from the ink-colored Bristol and Alcohol Ink Matte Black cardstock (this cardstock has a velvet-like finish).
Assemble the floral pieces. The bottom layers have light embossing lines to facilitate placement of the top layers.
Cut the sentiment from the Alcohol Ink Matte Black cardstock with Alphanumeric Bold dies.
Dry-emboss Bazzill Robin’s Egg cardstock with the Intertwined folder.
Glue the sentiment to the card front and add the flowers and foliage with glue and foam adhesive.

Tim Holtz Christmas Minis

Hello! Today, I am sharing a Christmas card that features the Tim Holtz Christmas Minis die set.

I stamped the Christmastime 3 sentiment in Tumbled Glass oxide ink on white cardstock. I trimmed the panel to 4 inches square and added it to a 4 1/4 inches SU Cherry Cobbler card base.
I die-cut the Christmas Minis from a variety of cardstock colors including SU Old Olive, SU Cherry Cobbler, SU Kraft, and SU Balmy Blue. I assembled the wreath, gingerbread boy, snowman, and package, added them to die-cut circles (die is in the Christmas Minis set), and popped them up with foam adhesive.