Showing posts with label Candy Cane Lane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Candy Cane Lane. Show all posts

Thursday, December 7, 2023

Hello Bluebird Stamps - Candy Cane Lane with December Post

 






Hi!  Thanks for visiting my blog today where I have a new Christmas project for Hello Bluebird Stamps.  Here are the products used:-


My card started with sizing an A2 panel of patterned cardstock taken from the Holiday Dreams 6 x 6 paper pack by Pinkfresh Studio.   I die cut the postage frame from white cardstock and snipped apart 2 of the 'stamps' that die cut at the same time as the frame.  I backed the frame with dimensional foam tape and applied it to the background which I then glued to the card base and set to one side.




I stamped images from December post on the stamps and coloured with the following Copic markers:-

Bear - E44, E31, E42, E41, E40, YG41, R22, R20, R00

I backed the stamps with foam tape and applied in the upper corner.

The candy cane from Candy Cane Lane was made into a shaker.  I did this by die-cutting the solid frame of the candy cane from the same patterned cardstock.  I then die cut the striped candy cane die several times from white cardstock, glueing them in a stack but before closing the shaker I sprinkled some glitter into each stripe opening then closed the window using a die cut made from acetate and then final white die cut on top.

I die cut the fir, holly leaves and berries using white, sparkling silver and sparkling red cardstock.  I ink blended the leaves and one fir sprig (also added a little Copic) and grouped them together and glued everything into position finishing with the candy can perched on top.  Super dimensional!




To finish the card I formed a bow with the ribbon and then glued it into position for a finishing flourish.

Thanks for coming by and happy crafting!














Saturday, December 2, 2023

 



You can find me over on the Hello Bluebird Blog today with this new winter themed card featuring a bunch of HB's products.  Use THIS LINK to go directly to the blogpost.  Thank you!