by Sharon Jeffs
Xmas Santa card
Materials
- Paper and Cardstock
- Bazzill White card ( BAZ-10-1005 $0.59)
- My Minds Eye Patterned Card, Holly Jolly, Jingle Bells ( MME-P-HJ1005 $0.99)
- Stamps
- Frantic Stamper Rubber Stamp, Santa in Chimney from Plate 136 ( 136-01-M $5.00)
- Inks and Embossing Powders
- Ranger Dye inkpad, Pitch Black ( RAN-ADP-Pitch $4.99)
- Versacolor, Pinecone ( TSU-VC-171 $2.09)
- Distress Ink, Stormy Sky ( RAN-DP-Storm $5.00)
- Embellishments
- Distress Stickles, Picket Fence ( Ran-Stth-picket $2.59)
- Smooch, Moonlight ( CLE-SM-moon $4.49)
- Basic Grey Bling it On, Paladin black ( BG-BI-2767 $1.99)
- Tools
- Martha Stewart Corner Punch, Iron Fence ( MSC-PU-42-50003 $12.99)
- Martha Stewart Border Punch, Iron Fence ( MSC-PU-42-40013 $14.99)
- Adhesives
Instructions
- Cut a piece measuring 5 inches by 10 inches from the white cardstock and fold in half to form the card base.
- Cut two squares from the patterned paper, the first measuring 4 3/4 inches by 4 3/4 inches and the second measuring 4 1/2 inches by 4 1/2 inches.
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Using the smaller of the two patterned paper squares, punch the corners from each with the corner punch and then the borders to create a patterned piece.
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Ink the edges of the larger patterned paper square with the green side up, using the Pinecone ink.
Adhere the border cut piece to the centre of this.
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Ink the edges of the white base using the pinecone ink.
Apply each of the two corner rub-ons to the corners, I chose to do the top left and the bottom right corner.
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Adhere the whole patterned paper piece to the centre front of the white card so that the two corners just peep out on either side.
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Cut a smaller square of white card that measures approximately 3 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches.
Using the denim ink and a blending tool, apply a layer of blue to the card in a gradient fashion so that it is darker at the base.
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Stamp the image onto the centre of the card using the Pitch black pad.
Heat set to ensure it is thoroughly dry. -
Apply all the bling from the Corner rub-ons to the snow drops randomly.
- Colour the image with whichever medium you prefer; I chose to use markers.
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Finally, add the Picket Fence Stickles to the snow area at his feet and colour his beard and jacket fur with the Smooch moonlight.
(I found I had to do a second coat on the beard to get a thicker colour).
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