Here Comes Santa Snowy Hill Forest Scene Card with Eloise

Hi everyone, Eloise here and today I'll be using the Here Comes Santa along with Rustic Winter dies and Foxy Christmas to create a forest scene card.

First, I stamped out the trees from Here Comes Santa onto a piece of watercolour cardstock. I curved the image on my block to make it seem like they were on a snowy hill. I clear heat embossed over them so it was easier to blend Distress Inks over top. I then used various shades of blue to ink blend a sky. I flicked on some water and dried it off with a heat tool. I then used the Rustic Winter dies and cut a deer and the birch trees from more watercolour cardstock and used some browns to ink blend on those as well. For my snow hills I trimmed them myself with scissors. 

I used the Foxy Christmas stamp set for the sentiment and stamped it on the bottom snow drift. I adhered all my pieces together using foam tape and then popped them up onto a piece of patterned paper from the Holiday Cheer paper pack. 

Thanks so much for stopping by today and I'll see you all next week. 

Sunny Studio Supplies:

Holiday Cheer 6x6 Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio

Foxy Christmas Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Here Comes Santa Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Rustic Winter Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Happy Owlidays Punny Holiday Card with Lexa

Hi everyone! Lexa here today with a holiday card featuring the brand new Happy Owlidays Stamps and the coordinating dies. I'm head over heels over this set, with three adorable owls and all the punny sentiments. No one can resist this one. Let's get started right away.

First, I stamped all of the images with Versafine ink and watercolored them with Distress markers. I couldn't decide which one was my favorite, so I used three of them together in one card. As I wanted to play with patterned paper today, I colored the owls with candy colors that coordinate well with the Holiday Cheer 6x6 Paper Pad. 

I created a little scene with the blue snowflakes background with the colorful stripes as accents. One of the owls looks like he popped up out of a gift box, isn't he so adorable? Some ornaments are hanging on a snowy tree branch. 

Of course I won't forget the jewels from Pretty Pink Posh to add sparkle to my holidays card. Since I always love puns I'm super excited with this Happy Owlidays Stamps, since I have a lot of choices! Yay!

That's all for today, thank you so much for stopping by today. I hope you all have an amazing day!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Holiday Cheer 6x6 Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio

Happy Owlidays Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Happy Owlidays Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Rustic Winter Dies Christmas Luminary Card with Vanessa

Hi everybody! Vanessa here today with a luminary card using the Rustic Winter Dies. My card might look quite simple on first sight, but once you open it, it can be used as a pretty Christmas luminary.

I started with a Kraft card base and decorated the front with the white die-cut silhouettes from Rustic Winter and Woodland Borders. Then I added gold foil stars. 

To keep the card closed, I tied-on gold baker's twine and added an die-cut oval from the Stitched Oval Dies with a sentiment from Holiday Style.

Now let's open the card to see the inside. I trimmed a piece of white cardstock slightly smaller than the card base and scored it to have four sections of the same size. 

Now I die-cut a rectangle from the middle sections and attached the vellum and the silhouettes behind it. Then I adhered the piece, only applying tape to the two outer sections.

Finally, I adhered the lying deer and more silhouettes to the open space behind the vellum window.

Now you can put an electric tealight into the square and will have a cozy decoration that looks like this.

A very photo-heavy post today, but I hope you liked it! Thank you for stopping by!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Holiday Style Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Woodland Borders Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Rustic Winter Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Stitched Oval Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Foxy Christmas Arctic Fox Winter Themed Cards with Franci

Hi there, Franci here with you today showcasing the new Foxy Christmas set! I'm totally in love with these cuties. Foxes are some of my favorite wild animals and I especially love arctic foxes, which is why all my cuties here are white! 

For my first card I went for a kind of vintage look. I created a frame out of dark kraft cardstock using the new Stitched Oval dies and I also die cut some snowy hills and some tree trunks, using the Woodland Borders dies and the Rustic Winter set.

I created my card base out of white cardstock and I inked it up with some Distress inks. I glued all of the elements with liquid glue behind the frame and I adhered everything onto my card. I drew some snowflakes here and there to create a snowy effect and then I die cut, assembled, and glued down the little bow included in the new Santa's Stocking set.

I stamped, colored, and die cut this cute foxy couple and I adhered them onto my card with foam tape. I colored a little strip of white cardstock red to coordinated with my bow, and I embossed my "Hello" sentiment and I stuck it in front of my snowy hills. Finally, I added some more details to my little scene with the white gel pen.

For my second project I created a happy card with a traditional Christmas color scheme -  lots of white, greens and reds makes everything so festive! First, I die cut my frame out of this beautiful green pattern paper included in the new Holiday Cheer 6x6" paper pack using the Comic Strip Everyday die set. Then I die cut more snowy hills (like I did before) and I embossed my sentiment in gold on the center one. 

I created my card base and inked the background with some blues, before gluing all of the snowy hills behind the frame and adhering everything onto my card. I stamped, colored and die cut lots of images and I started composing my scene. Once I was happy with the placement I glued everything down with a combo of liquid glue and foam tape.

Finally, I drew my snow on the background, adding lots of details and some glitters here and there on the snow and on the little Santa's hat.

I hope you like my projects and thank you so much for stopping by today. I will see you soon with a new project featuring the new release!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Comic Strip Everyday Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Woodland Borders Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Holiday Cheer 6x6 Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio	Foxy Christmas Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Foxy Christmas Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Rustic Winter Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Santa's Stocking Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Stitched Oval Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Santa's Stocking Dies Felt Stitched Christmas Ornaments with Juliana

Hello friends! It's Juliana Michaels and today I'm going outside the paper crafting box a bit and using the brand new Santa's Stocking dies with felt to create a stocking Christmas ornament. 

It's been forever since I did any stitching or embroidery, but the Santa's Stocking dies inspired me to pull them out to create a festive handmade Christmas ornament. Every year, I love to create handmade ornaments as gifts and I know I'll be making quite a few more of these over the next few weeks!

The first thing I did was to die cut all the shapes from felt purchased at my local craft supply store. I also got matching embroidery thread for each color of felt. I die cut 2 of the main stocking piece and then one of the trim, toe and heel pieces. I also die cut some holly leaves and berries to embellish it. For the hanger, I used the ribbon slider die from the Fancy Frames Rectangles die set. I just trimmed off the holes, but you could also just cut a rectangle from the felt to use for your hanger.

Begin by adding stitching to the holly leaves and then sew them to the trim. Next, stitch the berries to the trim piece using french knots. Now it's time to stitch on the other pieces. The dies for the trim, heel and toe all have a stitched edge to them, so I used this as a guide to sew these pieces to one of the die cut stockings. Only stitch those edges to begin with.

Once that is completed, start stitching the two stockings together. Remember not to sew across the top of the stocking! I'll admit to forgetting this at first, so I had to remove a few stitches! For the final bit of sewing add the hanger to the back of the stocking.

I hope you enjoyed learning how to create this felt Christmas stocking ornament and how to use your dies for more than just paper crafting. I can't wait to create a few more of these and give them as gifts to my family and friends this Christmas. I'm pretty sure they'll be even more special when filled with some candy or even a gift card!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Fancy Frames- Rectangles Shop at: Sunny Studio

Santa's Stocking Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio