Hello and welcome to my blog,
Jess B Creative "Card"-iology! Today I'm participating in a blog hop with other Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from around the globe as part of our friend Kylie Bertucci's Demonstrator Support Program. Our theme is "Thank You" cards, and I've chose a fun, quick, and simple design that I think you're going to love!
I chose to use the Poinsettia Place Designer Series Paper because I thought it would work great for some pretty wintry nature cards.
I used the Holly / Winter Berries pattern alternated with the Woodgrain pattern for the first card.
For the second card I used the two pine bough / pine branch patterns.
I made a quick video (12 minutes) showing how I made these quick & simple cards with tips for cutting your paper strips that you can check out
here.
I hope you enjoyed visiting my blog,
Jess B Creative "Card"-iology, and would like to invite you to visit the blogs of the other program participants below to see what fun projects they've created for you too!
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Hello and welcome to my blog, Jess B Creative "Card"-iology! Today I'm participating in a blog hop with other Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from around the globe as part of our friend Kylie Bertucci's Demonstrator Support Program. Our theme is "Thank You" cards, which we can never make too many of, right?!
I chose to use the ever popular Moose Punch and CASE (Copy And Share Everything) the sample card shown on page 27 of the August-December 2020 Mini Catalog and put my own twist on it. I think it turned out super cute!
Here's a photo of what my desk looked like as I batch prepped 16 cards.
Measurements:
Soft Suede cardstock 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" for card base
Poinsettia DSP 2-3/4" x 3"
Crumb Cake Cardstock 2-3/4" x 3"
Early Espresso Cardstock for Moose 2" x 2-1/2"
To make 16 of these Moose Cards you'll need:
8 full sheets of Soft Suede cardstock
(1) 12"x12" sheet of DSP cut to 2-3/4" x 3" pieces
(2) 8-1/2" x 11" sheets of Crumb Cake Cardstock cut to 2-3/4" x 3" pieces
(1) 8-1/2" x 11" sheet of Early Espresso Cardstock cut into 2" strips to punch Moose out of
I made a quick video (under 10 minutes) showing how I made these Moose cards with tips for batch prepping / making multiples that you can check out here.
I hope you enjoyed visiting my blog, Jess B Creative "Card"-iology, and would like to invite you to visit the blogs of the other program participants below to see what fun projects they've created for you too!
- Receive the Creative Cardiology Team 4 Project October "Thankful” Tutorial Bundle Free with a purchase of any amount!
- In addition, receive the Demo Design Dream Team 16 Project October “Fall” Tutorial Bundle Free with your $35 Order!
- Plus, Receive the Autumn Mega Tutorial Bundle Free with your $75 Order!
