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Tangle-Free Holiday – Spellbinders Die-cut Card

Hello! Today I have a whimsical holiday card on which I’ve combined several Spellbinders Die D-Lites sets – Holiday Twinkle Lights and Christmas Bandit.

I die-cut the Christmas Bandit and the Holiday Twinkle Lights (cut twice) and assembled the pieces.
I cut a rectangle from patterned paper. I cut a circle and then trimmed it on the side and bottom to fit the design. Without the circle, the raccoon got lost on the patterned paper and strings of lights.
I heat-embossed the String of Lights sentiment.
I put everything together on the patterned paper background and added the assembly to a card base.

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Spellbinders Scenic Snapshots

Hello! Recently, I was a guest on the Spellbinders blog sharing fall- and winter-themed cards created with products from their Scenic Snapshots Collection. I hope you’ll head on over to read how I created the cards and about the thinking behind my design choices. The Scenic Snapshots Collection has been showcased on the Spellbinders blog for several days, so be sure to check out how other cardmakers have used these amazing die sets.

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Spellbinders Small Die of the Month Kit – Home for the Holidays

Hello and happy October! Today, I am sharing two projects created with the October Small Die of the Month kit from Spellbinders – “Home for the Holidays.” I had a lot of fun dressing my hostess for both Thanksgiving and Christmas!

Let’s start with the Thanksgiving card. I cut the hostess from a variety of solid and patterned papers. It was fun choosing her dress pattern.

I quieted the floral background patterned paper by adhering velum to it. I heat-embossed a My Favorite Things sentiment on pumpkin-colored cardstock to coordinate with the pie.

For the Christmas version, I heat-embossed a sentiment from the Merry Everything set on to a white cardstock circle that I placed behind the hostess to help her stand out on the background paper.

The hostess is holding a small Christmas tree. I added wrapped plaid packages, cut with dies in the set, around her feet as embellishment.

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Spellbinders 2019 Limited Edition Merry Everything Christmas Kit – Day Two

Hello! Today I am sharing two more projects created with the Spellbinders holiday kit – Merry Everything. If you missed my first post of projects created with the kit click here.

My first project is a holiday card (a nighttime trip to get a Christmas tree) created with the Merry Everything kit’s die set and stamp set.

In addition to the stamp set and die set, I used the kit’s solid cardstock, gold and silver foil cardstock and glitter cardstock to create the card. I heat-embossed the ‘Tis the Season sentiment, which is one of several holiday-themed sentiments included with the kit’s stamp set.

Yesterday, I shared a scrapbook layout created with pieces from the Merry Everything kit. Today, I am sharing two pocket scrapbook pages created with contents in the kit documenting the same Christmas morning as the scrapbook layout. I added stickers and die cut pieces to the printed pocket scrapbook cards for some embellishing.

Not a scrapbooker? The pocket scrapbook cards can easily be incorporated on greeting cards.

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Spellbinders 2019 Limited Edition Merry Everything Christmas Kit

Hello! Today I am sharing three projects created with the Spellbinders holiday kit that contains OVER 630 PIECES aptly called Merry Everything. Let’s take a look!

The Merry Everything kit includes: 25 cards & 25 envelopes, patterned paper, cardstock, foil cardstock, a stamp set, a die set, pocket memory keeping cards, stickers, chipboard, tags, twine, glitter alpha, and more! The colors and themes are on trend and easily coordinate with one another.

My first project is a set of Christmas tags which were a cinch to assemble with the kit’s contents. These are so pretty, my holiday packages can be wrapped with plain paper.

Next up, two “ready made” cards I created by combining pieces – patterned paper, pocket memory keeping cards, diamante embellishments, and die cut shapes – from the kit. Again, these were created in just a few minutes.

My final project is a 12 x 12 scrapbook layout documenting the excitement of Christmas morning for two young boys. I combined pieces from the kit – pocket memory keeping cards, die cut pieces, stickers, tags – to create embellishment clusters for the page. Additionally, I used solid cardstock (the journaling strip), vellum paper, and patterned paper from the kit on the layout.

I’ll be back tomorrow with two more projects, a card created with the die set and stamp set and pocket memory keeping pages, using pieces from the Merry Everything holiday kit!