Saturday, September 28, 2024

Hang an Ornament & Season of Green and Gold

Since October is almost here it is time to start showcasing Christmas/Holiday cards and projects.   Today I am sharing with you a fun card that was created by using a sketch found on page 22 of the 2024-2025 Stampin' Up! catalog.  I am using the new Hang an Ornament Bundle, from the September - December 2024 Mini Catalog, with the online exclusive Season of Green and Gold designer series paper to create an elegant Christmas/Holiday card. 

Since there is gold in the patterned paper I decided to break out and use, for the very first time, the gold Wow! Metallic Embossing powder.  Let me tell you, now I know why "Wow!" is in the title of the product.  It is amazing embossing powder.  I don't regret buying it and know I will be using it and the silver alot this season. 

The card base is Cherry Cobbler with the green and gold paper cut into 1/2" wide strips.  The ornament was also die cut out of Cherry Cobbler so that it would pop against the green and gold paper.  Check out the dimensions below. 


  
Card Details:

  • Card base: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" scored at 4 1/4"
  • Layer #1: 1/2" x 3 3/4" strips of coordinating patterned paper - you will need 11 pieces
  • Layer #2: 3 1/2" x 2 1/2" card stock same color as the card base
  • Layer #3: 1" x 2" white card stock 
  • Ribbon: approximately 5" - 6" for a bow
  • Ink: Versa Mark and Gold embossing powder
  • Interior: 5 1/4" x 4" Very Vanilla or White & 1/2" x 6" coordinating pattern paper

Here is a close up of the ornament that has been stamped and embossed.  Isn't the detail on the stamp amazing! 



If you would like to watch this card being made and learn a tip for how to make sure the strips are laid evenly from top to bottom check out this video.  



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