Friday, December 5, 2014

November Stamp Club Projects

It's not a flashback Friday, but I am going back a couple weeks to our November Club projects. With Thanksgiving and having family in, it's been a little busy around here, but I didn't want you to miss out on these cute projects!

This first project is an ornament card inspired by this card that I found on Pinterest.

Ornament Card
1.       To make the ornament, punch the card stock out with each smaller size using a lighter shade of card stock. The colors I used were: Cherry Cobbler, Real Red, Strawberry Slush and Blushing Bride. Adhere together as shown in the example.
2.       Punch the top and slightly below the top of the Ornament Punch out with the Champagne Glimmer Paper. Adhere to top of ornament ball using Tombow Liquid Adhesive.
3.       Adhere Gold Baker’s Twin to the back of the ornament. Adhere the ornament to the Crumb Cake card stock. Wrap twin around the top and back of the Crumb Cake card stock and adhere to the back. Adhere the Crumb Cake card stock to the Early Espresso card base.
4.       To cut out the Merry sentiment, layer it like you normally would with a framelit die (on top of the magnetic platform, in between two cutting pads), but put a piece of wax paper between the die and the Gold Foil Sheet. This will allow you to remove the sheet more easily from the die.
5.       Use a paper clip or paper piercer to pop out the sentiment and gently remove it from the die. Put the word through the Xyron sticker maker and adhere to card front.
6.       Add a sentiment to the Very Vanilla card stock and adhere inside card.

Snow Globe Ornament
1.       Use 1 ¾” Circle Punch to punch a hole in the middle of the Cherry Cobbler card stock.
2.       Use 2 3/8” Scallop Circle Punch to punch Cherry Cobbler card stock (lining up the circle you have already punched out in the center), Window Sheet and the Silver Glimmer Paper.
3.       Use the VersaMark pen to ink the snowman stamp, leaving out the, “To” and “From.” Shake the Pool Party Embossing Powder over the image and set with the Heat Tool.
4.       Punch out the snowman using the 1 ¾” Circle Punch.
5.       Lay the Glimmer Paper upside-down so the glimmer will become the back of your ornament.
6.       Using a tiny bit of adhesive to hold the ribbon in place, center it where you want it, at the top.
7.       Adhere snowman image.
8.       Remove the largest ring of the Shaker Frame from the backing sheet. To prevent the flakes from sticking to the top of the Shaker Frame, leave the top adhesive liner in place.
9.       Place the frame around the snowman image.
10.   Add a tiny pinch of Mica Flakes. If you add too much, it won’t have room to move around.
11.   Remove the top adhesive line from the Shaker Frame and adhere the Window sheet to the top.
12.   Using Tombow Liquid Adhesive, adhere the Cherry Cobbler Scallop Circle on top of the Window Sheet.

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