Hey, STAMPlorations friends! Welcome to another Throwback Thursday post. On the last Thursday of the month, the STAMPgirls will be sharing new projects inspired by a previous STAMPlorations project...either one they made themselves or made by another STAMPgirl. And every month, we'll draw one lucky crafter to win a $15 gift code -- randomly drawn from all comments left on the Throwback Thursday post for the month, as well as from the featured designer's blog.
Today
STAMPgirl Helen shares her creative takes inspired by a past project and using various STAMPlorations products.
Have a look at Helen's projects:
Hello everyone... First of all... Happy Thanksgiving to all of you who are celebrating in USA. I hope you all have a fabulous and wonderful time with your family.
Today, I am back with couple of Christmas themed cards for the Throwback Thursday feature post.
My inspiration for these three Christmas cards today is this Christmas tag that I created back in November 2018. You can find more detail about it
here. I am inspired by the stenciled background and traditional Christmas colors.
The Throwback Tag
Card #1 - A Blessed Christmas
I used Peeled Paint Distress Oxide Ink and Fired Brick Distress Oxide Ink that I added the ink on a piece of white cardstock with small round blending brush.
After that, I removed the stencil. I sprayed it lightly with water and then dabbed the water off with paper towel right away. I dried it with craft heater and then I cut the cardstock with the largest size of the dies, and I added it on top of the card base with Tombow Mono Permanent Adhesive.
I stamped the sentiment on another white cardstock with Golden Glitz Delicata ink using Mini MISTI. I dried the ink with craft heater and then I cut it with the smallest size of the nesting dies. I added it on top of the card with 3D foam tape.
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Card #2 - A Joyful Christmas
On my second card, I used the stamping with stencil technique using the left over ink on the
Holly Background stencil. I sprayed the stencil with some water, and then flipped it over on top of a piece of watercolor paper. I dabbed of the extra water off with paper towel and then I dried it completely with craft heater.
I used the
Joyful Christmas - Typografia Christmas stamp. I stamped it on a white cardstock with the Golden Glitz Delicata Ink Pad, dried it, and trimmed it with paper trimmer. I added it on top of the card with 3D foam tape.
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Card #3 - Angels on High
For the sentiment, I used stamping with stencil technique using the
Christmas Trees stencil and white spray ink. I did it on a piece of this green watercolored background paper left over from previous project. I dried it completely with craft heater.
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Isn't it awesome how one amazing tag inspired Helen to create 3 equally amazing cards?
For a chance to win a $15 gift code to the STAMPlorations store, leave a comment here and on Helen's blog by November 8. We'll announce the winner in the November winners post on December 10.
Did you enjoy today's featured post? Helen will be back on December 26 for another Throwback Thursday post.
I love using those crazy stitched rectangle dies, but always have to make adjustments as our card size is different from yours. I think your cards are so festive looking, the backgrounds really set them off
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love the big and bold sentiments.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I LOVE how you framed the gorgeous sentiments!
ReplyDeleteso very beautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, I can see how your original tag inspired each one. Thanks for sharing this inspiration with these fun products.
ReplyDeleteLove these giant sentiments!! I just ordered 3!!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous ways
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and ink!
Carla from Utah
BEAUTIFUL cards!
ReplyDeleteLOVE them all and the tag that inspired you, the sentiment panels are FABULOUS, the colours and designs SO PRETTY!
Thank you for sharing :)
Pretty tag and cards! I am really loving that holly design!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful, I love big sentiments!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Thanks for sharing.
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