Today’s birch tree die cut card only LOOKS like it took forever. Using a large, card front sized die cut, like this one from Rubbernecker, gives you a ton of dimensional interest with one turn through your machine. Then you can add details to your heart’s desire. Check out how I chose to build mine. …
I love coming up with unique handmade Christmas cards and when I saw this fireplace die all I could see was a brick hearth and sweet little stockings. Yes, this is a detailed card but it’s not difficult. And it’s so special that it could easily serve as a gift on its own. It would …
My project today is a pretty nature scene with deer Christmas card. I used the Rubbernecker Stamps Deer Family, Evergreen Trees, Deckle Hills, Holly and Greenery #2. I framed the scene using the Nested Deckle Rectangles and Nested Rectangles and created the falling snow on the background and trees using the Splatter Background. The Snowy …
My project today is a welcoming Christmas front door card made several new dies just released by Rubbernecker Stamps. I used the Door With Steps, Winter Lamp Post, Wrought Iron Fence, Deckle Hills, Greenery # 2 and Tiny Leaves. The Siding Card Base Cut 15 to 20 1.2″ x 4.25″ strips of white cardstock Apply …
My project today is a clean and simple masculine die cut Christmas card. I have loved creating cards with rustic trucks and Christmas trees since I first played with the Stampin’ Up! Loads of Love set. back in 2005. Back then I did lots of fussy cutting and layering to create a dimensional truck and …