We Whisker You a Purry Christmas Card by Zsofia Molnar

Purry Christmas!!

Today Zsofia has created a super cute holiday card that mixes several of our stamp sets together!

She started out by stamping the kitty dressed as Santa from our Santa Paws Stamp Set and the tall bell image from our Bells & Holly Stamp Set. She colored both of the images in traditional holiday colors, adding shimmer and shine with some glitter and glossy accents. She cut the images out using the coordinating Santa Paws Die Set and Bells & Holly Die Set before layering them over a kraft colored card panel. She also added a fun gold bead onto the center of the bow on the bell image.

Here is a close up so you can see her lovely coloring and shimmer and shine:

For her card, she started with a white card base and then added a red scalloped panel using our Frames & Flags Die Set. She layered the kraft colored panel over the top and arranged her images. Then she used the fun sentiment from our Cat Christmas Tree Stamp Set, embossed on a black banner to complete the layout. A smaller green banner tucked behind adds a fun detail. 

What a great way to mix and match our holiday stamps. We hope this has inspired you to mix and match your Christmas themed products together! The combinations and endless!

You can find more of Zsofia's creations and say hello to her over at her blog, Safsafdesign.

No Peeking! Cat Christmas Card by Larissa Heskett

Kitty Christmas Card!

Today we are sharing an adorable kitty themed Christmas card by Larissa! 

For this fun card, she started by using the kitten wearing a Santa hat from our A Kitten Christmas Stamp Set and the cat peeking out of the gift box from our Newton's Gift Stamp Set. For both images she colors the kitties in neutral brown with lots of fur details and speckles! So cute! Then she colors the hat and gifts in Christmas reds and greens, adding details to the image with a white gel pen. She also added a tiny bell to the Santa hat! She cut the cat image out using the coordinating A Kitten Christmas Die Set and the Newton's Gift Die Set.

Here is a close-up so you can see the amazing coloring details:

For her card base she started with a white card and then layered the plaid patterned paper from the Meowy Christmas Paper Pad, cutting it out with our Frames & Flag Die Set to give it a scalloped edge. 

Behind the kitties and gifts she used our Petite Snow Stencil to add sparkly snow the the background, inking over it with a light blue. The kitties and gifts were layered on top to create a cozy Christmas scene! 

 

This gorgeous holiday card would be PURR-fect for sending to any cat lover! We hope you enjoyed this card by Larissa today! To say hello to Larissa and see more of her creations, you can visit her over at her blog, Larissa Heskett Designs.

Holiday Gift Card Holder by Donna Idlet

No Peeking! Holiday Gift Card Holder!

Today we are sharing a fun card by Donna that is also a gift card holder!

For this fun card layout she started with a  card base that was 5 1/2" x 10 1/2." Then she scored it at 2" and 6 1/4" to make a tri-fold card. On the front panels she cut papers from our Canine Christmas Paper Pad to fit over the panels. She also stamped the kitty in the gift box from our Newton's Gift Stamp Set, coloring the gift in traditional holiday colors and adding "From meow to you!" on to the front.  She cut the image out using the coordinating Newton's Gift Die Set and adhered it to the top flap of the tri-fold card so that the image helps keep the card closed with a little circle of velcro on the back. She also added a "no peeking" in the lower corner, stamped onto a circle that was die cut using the little stitched circle from our Frames Squared Die Set. 

Here is what it looks like as you open the card: 

Once fully open, there are three panels inside that were decorated. On the top and bottom she added white cardstock and the sentiments from our Sentiments of the Season Stamp Set. In the center she added more patterned paper from our Canine Christmas Paper Pad and a pocket to hold the gift card! 

What a fun way to make a gift card feel special!

We hope you have enjoyed this project today. To see more fun creations by Donna, you can visit her blog, Creative Lady!

Warm Holiday Snowman Card by Farhana Sarker

Warm Holiday Wishes!

Today we are sharing a simple and fun holiday card by Farhana snowmen!

For this card, she features the trio of adorable snowmen from our Snow Much Cheer Stamp Set. She colored the snowman in bright primary colors using copic markers and cut them out with the coordinating Snow Much Cheer Die Set. 

For her card front, she started with a white panel of cardstock and then cut three circles out of it using our Circle Frames Die Set. Behind each circle she added a snowy background pattern using a sheet of patterned paper from our Christmas Time Paper Pad.  She layered the a snowman onto each of the circles and added a few gilttery gems for a bit of sparkle. The sentiment "Warm Holiday Wishes" from the Snow Much Cheer Stamp Set was stamped inbetween the circles.  

What a fun, yet simple card! This card would be so fun to make and is perfect for sending snowy holiday wishes! 

To see more of Farhana's creations and say hello to her you can visit her over at her blog, Everyday Engineered.

Warm Wishes Mug Card by Tatiana Trafimovich

Mugs and Warm Wishes!

Today we are sharing a beautiful card by Tatiana that is filled with mugs of warm wishes!

This fun card features the adorable little mugs from our Coffee Silhouettes Die Set. Tatiana cut them out in a rainbow of cozy colors and arranged them in different directions across her card. She cut out the whipped cream toppings and steam, also from the Coffee Silhouettes Die Set and added little snowflakes using our Snow Globe Shaker Die Set.

The message "Warm Wishes" was added by cutting out the letters using our Essential Alphabet Die Set. 

This beautiful card would be wonderful to send as a Holiday greeting or just to send a happy hello in the during cold weather. 

To see more of her lovely work, you can visit Tatiana at her blog, Tatiana Trafimovich! 

Coffee Card with Cat and Dog by Zsofia Molnar

Coffee is Always a good idea!

Today we are sharing an fun coffee themed card by Zsofia that includes our adorable dog and cat too!

To create this whimsical card she started out by using our Coffee Mug Hot Foil Plates & Die to foil the large coffee mug in the card center. She used a metallic foil on black cardstock to get this fun look. Next, she used our Coffee Beans Hot Foil Plate without foil to dry emboss a texture of coffee beans on the white cardstock panel. She cut out the textured panel using our Oval Frames Die Set and layered it behind the coffee mug. 

Then she stamped the puppy and kitty images from the Newton's Reading List Stamp Set and Puppy's Reading List Stamp Set. She colored the images in neutral colors and then carefully fussy cut them out by hand and tucked them behind the coffee mug, placing their paws reaching around the edges! So cute!

For the card background she added a pattern of coffee travel mugs using our Coffee House Stories Paper Pad. This completes the coffee theme perfectly!

What a great way to mix and match all the coffee and pet themed products together! 

We hope you enjoyed this fun coffee card today! You can find more of Zsofia's creations and say hello to her over at her blog, Safsafdesign.

Thanks a Latte Card by Diane Morales

Thanks A Latte!

Today we are sharing cozy thank you card by Diane!

On this fun circle shaped card she features the girl carrying a coffee from our Pumpkin Latte Stamp Set. She colors the image along with a bunch of small leaves and cuts them all out using the coordinating Pumpkin Latte Die Set. 

For her card she uses our Circle Frames Die Set to cut out the layers of stitched and scallop edged circles. She also adds a subtle coffee pattern to the background using our Heartfelt Coffee Stamp Set with a light gray ink. 

What a perfect way to send a creative thank you card to a coffee lover!

We hope this card by Diane has inspired you today! To see more creations by Diane, you can visit on her blog, 2sisters project.