My project today is a Christmas gnome card with brightly colored gnomes, snowy trees and cardinals against an all white background. I used the Rubbernecker Stamps Gnome Couple, Frame with Curves and Pierce, Evergreen Trees, Small Birds and Splatter Background. I thought the Frame with Curves created a whimsical snow like background for the gnomes and trees.
The Frame
- Cut the frame using white cardstock.
- Apply strips of mounting tape around the back of the frame and add a few pieces to each of the curved sections.
- Attach the frame to the white card base.
The Trees and Cardinals
- Cut the trees using green cardstock.
- Apply white pigment ink to the Splatter Background and stamp the trees.
- Sprinkle the trees with white embossing powder and heat with the heat gun.
- Use red cardstock to cut the birds and color their beaks with a black Copic marker.
The Gnomes
- Use red, green, white and multiple designer paper patterns to cut the gnomes
- Color the faces, beards and hair using Tea Dye, Vintage Photo and Wild Honey inks and mini applicators
- Assemble the gnomes using glossy accents.
Assemble the Scene
- Apply strips of mounting tape to the back of the gnomes and trees.
- Attach the gnomes and trees to the frame.
- Finish the card by attaching the cardinals to the card base using small pieces of mounting tape.
Here the dies and stamp I used for my card.
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Here are the tools and supplies.
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I had so much making this Christmas gnome card. I like how bright colors pop against the white background. Here is a Pinterest link if you want more Christmas gnome inspiration. Thanks for coming by and I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
Ha ha, so fun!!
Darn you Kittie, I’m finished making my Christmas cards and then I see this cute idea and the brain says….not so fast….we REALLY need this die…LOL. I’ve got these gnomes in my flower garden. They scare the squirrels…. Thanks for sharing your creativity, I think…
totally adorable; I love the gnomes for Christmas cards this year
Because of you, I had to place an order with Rubbernecker to purchase this and the other gnome stamps and dies!