Poinsettia Cards To Make Using Die Cuts

Today I am sharing some poinsettia cards to make using fabulous dies from Rubbernecker. These are more involved projects but these stunning all-white poinsettias are not difficult to make once you know a few of my secrets and use these amazing dies that do so much for the work for you. Have you seen the Poinsettia Class on Rubbernecker’s YouTube page? I did a portion of the class showing how I form my poinsettia and Dave showed five of my poinsettia cards and how to assemble them. 

The Red and White Card Base

• Cut a white A2 sized card base and decorative border layer using white cardstock.
• Use red cardstock to cut a 5.50″ x 3.25″ layer.
• Pat the red layer with embossing magic bag to eliminate static cling.
• Insert the red layer and Splatter Background stamp in the MISTI, apply white pigment ink to the stamp and stamp the design.
• Apply white embossing powder to the red layer and heat emboss.
• Apply ATG adhesive to the to the back of the red layer and attach to the card base.
• Attach the decorative layer to the bottom section of the card base using ATG adhesive.

The Poinsettias

• Use the three smaller poinsettia sections to cut the poinsettias using white cardstock and the tiny flowers using red cardstock.
• For each flower cut two of the second largest poinsettia sections and one each of the two smaller dies.
• Lay the flower sections face down on the molding pad and push down and roll each petal using the large round stylus.
• Lay the flower sections face up on the molding pad and push down in the center using a smaller tipped stylus to push all the petals up.
• Attach the sections together using glossy accents offsetting each layer to form a natural looking flower.
• Form the tiny flowers using a small tipped stylus and molding pad.
• Attach the tiny flowers in the poinsettia centers using glossy accents.
• Use glossy accents to attach the three poinsettias to the white decorative layer.

The Holly and Pine Twigs

• Cut the holly and pine twigs using white cardstock and the holly berries using red cardstock.
• Attach the red berries to the holly branches using glossy accents.
• Form the holly leaves using the molding pad and leaf tool.
• Tuck the holly branches under and around the three poinsettias and attach using glossy accents.
• Finish by tucking the pine twigs under and around the poinsettias and holly and attach using glossy accents.

I created this same card layout a couple of years ago in all white and thought I would share it so you can see how just changing the color combination can create such a different card.  Click here to the full White Poinsettia and Holly post.

These are the five cards that I made for the Poinsettia Class on YouTube.

What do you think? Have these poinsettia cards to make in all different versions piqued your interest? I promise you that once you make one, you will want to make more because they come out so beautifully!

5160-03D Borders #3 [ RBB ] Poinsettia #2 5169D [ RBB ] Holly #1 Die [ RBB ] 5162-05D Twigs [ RBB ] 1231 Splatter Background [ RBB ]

Sizzix – Paper Sculpting Kit [ SBC ] Embossing Gun (Wagner), Hero Arts [ ELH ] Ranger Super Fine Embossing Powder,… [ ELH ] Unicorn White, Hero Arts Pigment Ink Pad [ ELH ] Embossing Magic Bag, Inkadinkado [ ELH ] Mini Glossy Accents, Ranger Accents [ ELH ] Scotch Foam Mounting Tape [ ELH ] Fiskars 01-005452 Recycled Bypass… [ AMZUS ] ATG Kit, Advanced Tape Glider [ ELH ] Teflon Bone Folder, Essentials by Ellen [ ELH ] Scor-Pal Measuring & Scoring Board 12×12 [ ELH ] Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting… [ RBB ] MISTI Laser Etched Stamping Tool… [ ELH ]

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