Just ONE MORE DAY to get your Starter Kit in which you will get the gorgeous, new Carols of Christmas stamp set for FREE!! And as part of your Starter Kit, you can order the Card Front Builder thinlits too - so you'll have everything you need to create the beautiful cards I've posted here. AND THEN, beginning on Aug1, you can order ANYTHING you want from the Holiday catalogue (no one else can order from it until Sept 1. Won't all your friends be jealous?!?)
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| Northern Lights with Card Front Builder thinlits - Plain and Simple |
If you live ANYWHERE IN CANADA - purchase a starter kit HERE and join my team, the Canadian Sunshine Stampers - and I'll help you discover the inner crafting genius in you!
Today I wanted to show you how you can use the Carols of Christmas thinlits (Card Front Builder thinlits) and the Northern Lights technique to create a stunning card!
I've created 2 versions of this card. I think you'll love them both!
For the quick and easy card I created a Northern Lights background and layered the cut-out trees (using the thinlits) in front. I also used the Carols of Christmas stamp set to stamp a deer (using Chocolate Chip ink) and die-cut him using the Card Front Builder thinlits, then placed him in the foreground. I added some dots of Fine-tip-glue pen plus Dazzling Diamonds glitter to the sky to simulate some stars, and there you have it. Easy peasy and very effective.
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| Northern Lights with Card Front Builder thinlits and Embossing Paste (and glitter) snow |
The second card is stepped up a bit. After sponging my northern lights sky, I used the Card Front Builder thinlits to cut out some stars. And I used embossing paste on the edges of the tree cut outs, then sprinkled on Dazzling diamonds glitter to create snow on the branches. I also used torn pieces of Whisper White cardstock and roughed up the torn edge, added embossing paste and glitter, to create some snowbanks. I layered these with trees at varying depths to create a somewhat snowier scene.
The Northern Lights sky was super-simple to create. I sponged Daffodil Delight, Tempting Turquoise and Berry Burst onto the central portion of some Whisper White cardstock, then sponged the edges of the cardstock with Night of Navy to simulate a dark sky. I have a "very quick and VERY imperfect" video that I created this afternoon to show how I made this.
I also created a video a few years ago to show how easy this is to do (see it HERE) and I hope to post a better video tomorrow on how to create this card. But trust me when I tell you it is super simple and very, very effective!
Remember, you can create this card too with the right materials. Get the Carols of Christmas stamp set for FREE (and the Card Front Builder thinlits at a discount and an entire month earlier than anyone else) by purchasing a Starter Kit BEFORE JULY 31!! If you live anywhere in Canada, then join me and become a Canadian Sunshine Stamper today!
Hope you enjoyed seeing my cards and are visiting all of the other blog participants too! The list is below. And trust me, some of these projects are ones you will WANT to make yourself!
Enjoy the week ahead my friends and God Bless, Cynthia <><
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