Showing posts with label Christmas Joy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Joy. Show all posts

Monday, September 30, 2024

Christmas Joy w/Stamp Simply

Stamp Simply has several brand-new Christmas stamp sets now available for purchase as well as some new Fall/Harvest and year-round stamps that you will LOVE.  Plus, let's not forget about all the other wonderful stamps, dies, and other products that have been around a while, but are still FABULOUS.  I truly love them all and can't get enough of them. The card I'm sharing with you today uses two of the older (also fabulous) stamp sets from Stamp Simply.
I started with tuxedo black cardstock and layered it with yellow paper from the Craft Consortium's lovely Sunset Ink Drops 6x6 Paper Pad.  The top layer is white cardstock that I cut using a Spellbinders Pierced Rectangles Die and dripped with Fossilized Amber Oxide Ink.  I stamped the ornaments using the Farmhouse Christmas Stamp Set and the ornament strings using the Christmas Joy Stamp Set.
The sentiment uses one word (Christmas) from the Christmas Joy Stamp Set and one word (joy) from the Farmhouse Christmas Stamp Set which just goes to show how nicely each stamp set from Stamp Simply compliments the next.  The finishing touch on this card was a pretty bow tied with the LUX 1/4" Black Silk Ribbon.  You can feel the silk in this ribbon.....it's divine.  It holds some rusty jingle bells.
We'd love to have you stop by Stamp Simply to check out all the wonderful new stamps, dies and papers as well as to remember and enjoy all the older sets.  They're all SO wonderful, and they make card-making easy.  You'll also find loads of great inspiration each day on the Stamp Simply Blog.  Thanks so much for visiting me and have a great day.

I'm sharing my card in the following challenges:

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday - Simon Says "Anything Goes"

Simon Says Stamp Monday - Simon Says "Christmas/Winter"

Blessings,
Karen

Monday, December 5, 2022

Christmas Joy w/Stamp Simply

Have you put up your Christmas tree yet?  No pressure, of course.  It sounds like we won't be putting up our tree this year.  It's a long story, and I won't get into here.  But let me say this....making cards with the beautiful Christmas Joy Stamp Set from Stamp Simply is almost as fun as trimming the tree.  These gorgeous ornaments are SO much fun.
I used white Bazzill cardstock to create this card.  I inked the edges of the bottom layer with Broken China Oxide Ink, and inked the top layer with Spun Sugar Oxide Ink.  I stamped the ornaments found in the Christmas Joy Stamp Set; but as you can see, I stamped them very lightly with Hickory Smoke Ink.  I did some oxide ink water coloring on each ornament, and I painted in some of the shapes.  I also added some lines and dots with a black Sharpie.  I realize this lends to an imperfect look, but I like it.
The cute lines I stamped coming down from the top of the card are also found in the Christmas Joy Stamp Set.  There are three styles of these ornament lines in this set.  The sentiment I used on this card is also found in the Christmas Joy Stamp Set.  I ran some Black & White Gingham Ribbon across the card and tied a bow with it on the left side.  Oh, and of course, I used the coordinating Christmas joy Dies to cut those pretty ornaments.
One lonely little sequin was the finishing touch.  There are SO many fabulous stamps and dies at Stamp Simply as well as ribbons, stencils, embossing folders, and much more.  Also, don't miss out on all the fabulous inspiration on the Stamp Simply Blog along with information about special sales and promotions that you won't want to miss.  Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today.  I'm always super grateful for your visits and comments.  Have a fabulously creative week, everyone.

I'm playing along here in these FUN challenges that I love:

Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Simon Says "Holiday Cheer"

Allsorts Challenge Blog - Challenge #705 - It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas


Time Out Challenge Blog - Challenge #228 - Winter or Holiday Season


Blessings,
Karen