Sprig Punch – A Stamping Journey

A couple of weeks ago for my Week 1 of 12 Weeks of Christmas I showed how quickly your Christmas cards can be made using the lovely Designer Series Paper from Stampin’ Up!. (Head back a few posts if you missed it).

Today I have another Christmas card for you using Designer Series Paper. This one uses the Festive Farmhouse Designer Series Paper.

The sentiment from the Farmhouse Christmas set is stamped in Old Olive on Granny Apple Green and cut with one of the Layering Circles Framelits. It was stamped again in Real Red on white and cut with the Stitched sentiment label die in the Farmhouse Framelits dies. Before they were raised up off the card I added a couple of leaves punched from the Sprig Punch from Real Red and vellum. I finished the sentiment off with a double bow from Linen Thread. The base card is Old Olive and the Real Red. I have to say the colour in the paper is actually Cherry Cobbler but it worked with red. I don’t know why I used that but I think because I was making the other card that I had shared at the same time and just used the same colours. I have to say you don’t notice it though.

So there is another quick Christmas card for your collection.

Thanks for stopping by,

Jenny

There are lots of things happening to share with you at the moment with specials and extra bits. You really want to see inspiration though don’t you?? 🙂 I have a quick card to share with you today. This card was one of the cards we made at last week’s Christmas Stamp A Stack. Everyone loved the richness of it. There was a lot of cutting and embossing to it but once that was done the card came together quickly. Especially when they had 3 of these to make!

The card base is Cherry Cobbler with the card mat embossed with the Swirls and Curls Embossing Folder. There was a bit of punching with the Sprig Punch in Old Olive and Shaded Spruce. The only stamping was the sentiment which is from the Wishing You Well set. Of course, the beautiful leaping deer from the Detailed Deer Thinlits.

This card was inspired by one by Jo Anne -> HERE.

Thanks for visiting me. Have a great day,

Jenny