Bulb Builder Punch – A Stamping Journey

Another card for you with the Making Christmas Bright Bundle. This one I wanted to use the star strip that is in the set.

I stamped the star strip several times and across the card and stamped 3 rows of the star strip. It took some time lining them up. I did try using the Stamparatus but it wasn’t lining up properly so I just stamped it by “eye”. I held my breath and just stamped. That’s how it is done didn’t you know. 😉 I coloured the stars with the markers using Real Red, Old Olive and Daffodil Delight. The colours are really bright. It is actually Real Red. Something happened in the editing. 🙂

The string was stamped across the corner for the 3 bulbs to run along it. The bulbs were punched out with the Bulb Builder Punch. and raised up with Dimensionals.

This card was inspired by Sara’s card -> HERE.

Are you liking this bundle yet? Lots you can do with it. Are you liking that you can get it as a bundle now and save 10%? From January it will be individual prices so I would get it now if I was you. 🙂 Grab it in store -> HERE. It is $61 AUS for the bundle now.

Thanks for stopping by with me. I have another card with this Bundle to share with you tomorrow for our 11th Week of 12 Weeks of Christmas series so be sure to stop on by.

Jenny

This card today is using the Making Christmas Bright bundle. This one is CASED from Erika Rodriguez on Mary Fish’s blog I found the card on Pinterest but it just went to her blog and not the actual post so sorry about that. This is the original card on Pinterest -> HERE.

This is my version.

For my card I added extra lights and greenery. The lights are punched from card using the Bulb Builder Punch. That makes it so much easier. It takes a few minutes to adhered the tops on to the Bulbs but that’s ok. The sentiment on mine is from the Star of Light stamp set. I thought it worked well with the card.

I used the Pretty Pines Thinlits for the branches. It’s all finished with a Real Red Satin bow.

Some more to come with this bundle. Never fear. 🙂

Thanks for visiting me today,

Jenny