Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Addicted to Stamps and More: Christmas


It's time for a new Addicted to Stamps and More challenge, and this one is all about helping to build up a stash of Christmas cards! I suppose I could call this post "one stencil, two ways": 


This is a new-to-me stencil from my friend Julie, and I thought it would look good in red on white. After I had done that, I thought it might be even more fun with some texture, so used it again with glitter gel on some navy cardstock! (I'll be trying it in white on red, too.) I decided to use one horizontally, the other vertically. These sentiment strips fit nicely in the most open area of the stencil. A closer look at each:  



With the stencil so prominent, I'm adding these to the April stencil challenge at STAMPlorations
Lots of festive variety to inspire you on the ATSM blog - hope you'll join us! 


Supplies: Neenah white, Recollections red & Fabriano textured blue cardstock, Taylored Expressions Simple Strips - Christmas stamp, Versamark & festive berries distress ink, Wow white embossing powder, Simon Says Stamp holiday sweater stencil, Gina K. Designs/Thermoweb white glitter gel, Spellbinders mini Christmas sentiment strip foiling die, GoPress blue foil 

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7 comments:

Barbara Godden said...

Both cards are lovely, the stenciling looks like embroidery. I like both cards but the navy/white with texture is my fav. all they need is a simple one liner sentiment.

Karen said...

Love them both! My goal of getting 10 Christmas cards done each month has been going well, but I need to make a push for April. I love these cards, and they may be my inspiration!

JulieP said...

These are beautiful. I especially love the blue one. Maybe I'll actually pull out my set. Ha!

Joyce said...

What a versatile stencil. I like it both ways.

laurie said...

Awesome card set..love the fun pattern!

Celeste Goff said...

Great patterns! I love the clean simple design!

Inkyfingers said...

Love the Nordic look on that gorgeous stencil, Linsey and the two cards look so different in the colourways and orientation! Such a versatile pattern too and could be used for many occasions.
Hope you are well,
Hugs
Carol x