Today on my blog I’m sharing a gift holder that I made using the Lattice Gift Card Holder die set from The Stamps of Life. This die set comes with various dies that you can use to decorate the gift card holder with a Christmas theme, birthday theme, or just about any occasion. Some of the dies it includes are flowers, cupcakes, ice cream cones, flowers, and a Christmas tree. The inside and outside of the gift card holder can be decorated. There is also a die to make the sleeve for the gift card to put inside!
There is a video tutorial on my YouTube channel. The link to the video is below.
Today I am sharing a Christmas mini album that I created which features all products from The Stamps of Life including papers, stamps, and dies. I just love how it turned out. To see a video walk-through of the entire album, watch my YouTube video. The link is posted below.
Framelits Flip-its 660022 (Used the scalloped circle die on the cover from this die set. TSOL doesn’t sell this on their site any longer, however, here are some other scalloped dies that you can use – https://www.thestampsoflife.com/shop/Scallop-Circles-Dies.html)
I’m so excited to share with you a Christmas card I made using the Elves2Stamp stamp set by The Stamps of Life. All of the stamped images on the card are from this stamp set. I used the Wreath Builder Template by Gina K. Designs to stamp the images into a wreath pattern onto Spectrum Noir Ultra Smooth card stock and then colored them in with Copic markers. I used The Stamps of Life Kiwi card stock for the A2 size card base. The red and green polka dot patterned paper is from The Stamps of Life Merry Collection 6 x 6 paper pad and was cut down to 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 and layered onto the card base. I also layered two dotted oval dies underneath the cute elf. I did not use a sentiment on the front of the card because I didn’t want to cover up all of the cute stamped images. Therefore, the sentiment is on the inside of the card. To see a complete video tutorial, visit my YouTube channel. The link is below the pictures.
Today I’m sharing four cards that I made using The Stamps of Life Christmas Tree Fold-it die set. I purchased this die set from the HSN outlet store when I visited Tampa last month. The die set came with a sentiment stamp set, the Merry collection 6 x 6 patterned paper pad, and embellishments. At the time of this blog post, the Christmas Tree fold-it die set is unavailable to purchase, but The Stamps of Life sells a smaller Christmas tree die set with coordinating stamp set which is just slightly smaller than the one I used for my cards. Many of the same techniques can be used with the smaller Christmas tree die set.
For a video tutorial on all four cards, watch my YouTube video here:
For the card below, I used the Christmas tree fold-it die set to make an A2 sized card. This card opens from the top and fits inside of an A2 size envelope.
For the card below, the layers of the Christmas tree were cut out of patterned paper and adhered to the front of an A2 sized card base. A scalloped rectangle was used for the top layer of the card.
The card below is a 6 x 6 card with the Christmas tree die cut on the side front panel.
For the card below, I ink blended the Christmas tree using Stamps of Life inks in green apple, kiwi, and artichoke. I adhered the Christmas tree to the top of an A2 size card base. The reindeer is from the MoreReindeer2Stamp set. I colored it with Spectrum Noir markers.
Supplies:
The Stamps of Life Christmas Tree Fold-it Die Set — (Not available, but I’m including the link for the ChristmasTree2Stamp die and stamps. This version is slightly smaller than the A2 size die set that I used for these cards.)
Today I’m sharing four cards that I made using The Stamps of Life Christmas Tree Fold-it die set. I purchased this die set from the HSN outlet store when I visited Tampa last month. The die set came with a sentiment stamp set, the Merry collection 6 x 6 patterned paper pad, and embellishments. At the time of this blog post, the Christmas Tree fold-it die set is unavailable to purchase, but The Stamps of Life sells a smaller Christmas tree die set with coordinating stamp set which is just slightly smaller than the one I used for my cards. Many of the same techniques can be used with the smaller Christmas tree die set.
