Festive Flurry banner card

 

The Festive Flurry framelit-cut snowflakes were a hit with my stampers last week at my 20-card Christmas class. Here's another design I used. I just gave a neighbor 60+ Christmas cards and have many more! I think I'm set for my card-sending season and still have Christmas classes coming up in October.

 

I started with an Island Indigo card and added a layer of 4" x 5-1/4" Whisper White. I cut a few 1" strips of Winter Frosty Specialty paper as banners and layered them under the framelit-cut snowflakes - the top snowflake is from the Festive Flurry stamp set, and the other is die-cut out of silver glimmer paper. The sentiment is from Petite Pairs.

 

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Cutting a perfect snowflake every time

 

Cut a perfect snowflake every time with the Festive Flurry Framelits in the Holiday Catalog (page 30). And if you bundle it with the Festive Flurry stamp set, you can save 15%! What's a snowflake without sparkle? I added a large rhinestone.

 

This was another of the 10 designs I used for my recent 20-card Christmas class. It uses a 1-1/2" x 5" strip of Winter Frost Specialty designer paper on a Whisper White layer that was adhered to a white card with dimensionals. The sentiment is from the Joy to the World stamp set (page 24 of Holiday Catalog), stamped in Island Indigo ink.

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You may also be entered into a drawing for a Pretty Print embossing folder (in the Holiday Catalog) Sept. 1 if the Tag It stamp set is on your order. Tag It sales benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities.

 

And, if you love Halloween, you'll want to stop by September 1 for the Fright Night Blog Hop. I've got a special 3d item just for the occasion.

 

Finally, here's my antique share of the day - an aluminum shoe stretcher patented in the early 1900s. It's available via Booth 6 - http://www.facebook.com/booth6goods. Have a wonderful day!