Wednesday, October 31, 2018

CAS-ual Fridays Holiday Release Day 4 - Christmas and Hanukkah Word Dies!



Welcome to Day 4 of the CAS-ual Fridays Stamps Holiday Release!  Today we're playing with the Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas Fri-Dies and here's how I was inspired:
 

I wanted to make a card where both word dies could be used.  So I decided some pretty blues rather than the traditional red and green for Christmas and of course some pretty snowflakes and why not a little plaid?  I mean... when is plaid NOT just right??


So I started with a pretty blue plaid... well... two!  And then I cut the Scallop Tags Fri-Dies from white paper and used an embossing folder to add some texture.  I layered it with some foam tape to add some dimension.


Then I cut the Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah from glitter paper once and white cardstock twice.  I stacked the sentiments together for more dimension... I love doing this because they are kind of like chipboard and I think it really let's the word die cut stand out even more!  I adhered them across the tag with some liquid glass.


Then I cut a bunch of snowflakes using the Funky Flakes Fri-Dies from glitter paper and layered these two...


... and scattered the rest... then just a few sequins scattered and I had two cards done!  


I love that these cards can easily be mass produced and just by varying the background paper a bit they can all be different!


You could save time and not stack your sentiments and put them together even faster!


So thanks for stopping today!  Be sure to check out what all of my teamies have created for you today!  You can find all of the new products already in the shop here (orders will begin shipping November 5th) and I've got a code for you should you decide to shop!






3 comments:

  1. I love everything about this card! The colours, the design, and the glitter! FABULOUS!

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  2. Love the colors and the sparkle!!! Fab Holiday cards!

    Theresa

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  3. Both cards are beautiful...love the pastel plaids and checkers and non-traditional colors for the holiday cards. Thanks again for sharing with us at Double Trouble.

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