diecutting - Right as Rain

Alexandra Renke Cozy Cabin Scene

Hello! Today I’m sharing a die-cut, winter-themed card featuring the Alexandra Renke Forest Cabin die set.

I cut the Forest Cabin pieces from white, red, and gray cardstock. The door to the cabin was fussy-cut.
I cut the white snowbank and added it to the background panel stamped with a Rubbernecker sentiment.
I cut a frame with a Taylored Expressions die set.
I added the trees, cabin, and birds to the scene and put the assembly on Stampin’ Up patterned paper.

Supplies: Alexandra Renke Forest Cabin, Elizabeth Craft Designs Adventure Edges, Rubbernecker Snowmen with Presents, Taylored Expressions Frame die

Elizabeth Craft Designs Snowman

Hello! I’m continuing with my winter-themed cards and sharing another one featuring an Elizabeth Craft Designs snowman.

To create the snowman, I cut and glued the Elizabeth Craft Designs Jack Frost pieces, using a hat from the Elizabeth Craft Designs Winter Accessories set. (I die-cut the mouth with a Paper Smooches snowman die set piece.)
I cut the hat from ThemoWeb Flock in white and tan.
I cut the hill after stamping the Rubbernecker Snowmen with Presents sentiment.
I adhered the hill and snowman to the patterned paper background, adding snowflakes cut with a die in the Elizabeth Craft Designs Penguin set.

Supplies: Therm O Web Tuscan Gold and White Latte Flock Transfer sheets, Carta Bella Winter Market patterned paper

Reverse Confetti Stock Your Stash Challenge – Thank You

Hello! Today I am sharing a masculine Thank You card created with Reverse Confetti products for this month’s Stock Your Stash Challenge with the theme of Thank You.

I stamped and colored the plant image from the Botanical set and cut it with its coordinating die. (I’ve used this stamp set on cards in this post and this one.)
I cut the Plaid Lines Small and Plaid Lines Big from white cardstock and added them to a brown card base (Lawn Fawn Paper Bag cardstock).
I stamped the Best Sentiments sentiment on to an Avocado cardstock rectangle.
I sponged Bundled Sage Distress Oxide Ink on white cardstock and added the panel to the back of a frame cut with the Stitched Notes & Frames set.
I added the sentiment and plant with foam adhesive.

CAS Reverse Confetti Holiday Card – Inspired by Starbucks Holiday Cups

Hello! Today I am sharing a CAS holiday card created with Reverse Confetti products inspired by this year’s Starbucks holiday cups.

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I die-cut the Big Polkas Cover Panel from Polar White cardstock.
I cut circles in red, two shades of green, and light gray with a circle die, slightly larger than the holes in the cover plate.
I taped the circles to the frame on the back.
I heat-embossed the Sentimental Christmas sentiment (I particularly like the font on this set and thought it worked well with the whimsical feel of the card) on red cardstock.
I cut the sentiment with a circle die and matted it with a slightly larger white cardstock circle.

Cardstock: SU Mint Macaron, MFT Poppy Prestige, Reverse Confetti Polar White, SU Tranquil Tide, Taylored Expressions Sea Salt

Reverse Confetti – November Creative Hop

Today is the day! It’s the 2020 Reverse Confetti November Release Day! We’re celebrating with a hop! You should have arrived here from the blog of Jeanne Jachna. If not, you’ll want to start at the beginning which is the Release Confetti blog.

I am sharing two projects today: one holiday-themed and the other friendship-themed. On the first card, I’m showcasing the Deerly stamp set with coordinating dies.

I cut the background from Navy cardstock with the Center Frame Cover Panel.
I heat-embossed the Seasonal Say It All sentiment in white.
I added the Navy panel to a card base covered with patterned paper from the Sweet Stripes 6×6 Paper Pad.
I stamped, Copic-colored, and cut the deer, tree, and star garland images.
I added the images to the scene, popping the deer up with foam adhesive.

My friendship card features a Mixed Messages sentiment along with foliage from the Botanical stamp set with coordinating dies.

I created the background with the Cross Tiles Cover Panel die cut from yellow cardstock.
I stamped, colored, and cut the Botanical images.
I heat-embossed the Mixed Messages sentiment on purple cardstock.
I cut a Polar White cardstock circle and added it to the center of the background, added the sentiment strip with foam adhesive, and tucked the Botanical images under the strip.

Head next to the blog of Deanne Kuntz.