Hello Janet here sharing a Grinch Christmas card. The Grinch is a Christmas tradition for alot of families.
Starting with a white cardstock rectangle, I stamped the Grinch with Memento Tuxedo black ink and colored him with Copic markers. Next, I stamped the sentiment with VersaFine Clair Nocturne ink in the upper left corner. I layered the stamped image on a slightly larger piece of green cardstock. I added that to a piece of green polka dot paper. The bottom layer is the same green cardstock that is under the stamped image. I stamped some peppermint candies on scrap white cardstock with Memento Tuxedo black ink. They are also colored with Copic markers. I cut them out and attached them randomly using square foam dots.
Vicky here today, and I made this card for the Coffee Lovers Blog Hop; all the details are on our blog.
Carl, the Minion, is literally buzzing with energy as he's getting his fuel on by downing cup after cup of strong, rich, and bold coffee - it's like he's in a caffeine-fueled frenzy! He's on a mission to power through his day, as he's fully charged and ready to take on any task that comes his way!
This is a Slimline card to fit into a business envelope, which is an 8.5 x 11 folded into 3rds.
I cut the coffee tray out of a light tan piece of cardstock and drew lines to make it look like wood.
I stippled the light brown cardstock with the Texture Brush using a dark brown ink.
We are participating in Coffee Lovers Papercraft Hop!
Get cozy with the Grinch this holiday season! Drink Up Grinches was made by @vicky.bri@vickys_crafty_little_treasures! 🎄☕️ The Grinch is indulging in his favorite festive coffee drink, and we can't help but wonder... what's his go-to flavor? Is it a sweet, creamy peppermint mocha, a rich, bold gingerbread latte, or a decadent, chocolatey eggnog coffee? Whatever it is, it's guaranteed to put a twinkle in your eye and a spring in your step! So, what flavor of coffee drink do you like to cozy up with during the Christmas holiday? Let us know in the comments below! ❤️
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I created this fun card by using masking technique to align all that delicious coffee for everyone to share!
Hello, Janet here with my first Christmas card of the season. Some of our fondest memories are the candies you only get a Christmas.
I stamped the big bag and the star candy with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on a scrap piece of white cardstock. I cut them out and using a copic markers colored them. The candy is arranged and attached to the bag. I tied a red bow around the top of the bag. Set the completed bag aside. Red cardstock is the first layer on the card. The next one is a Christmas patterned paper. Using foam squares attach the bag of candy to the card.
Toni made this fall card using Skeleton Leaf 2 as the background and fall colors. She added a surrine fence and mounted it on golden cardstock. Cutting cardstock like ribbon and added some extra color too. The saying is perfect with her leaf background, which makes it look like they are dancing in the breeze.
Cauldrons, potions, and a little bit of witchy chaos!
Seriously, how FUNNY is this image from Crackerbox Stamps? It's called "Witch with Crock Pot", and I just can't! I mean, who needs a fancy cauldron when you have a trusty crock pot to brew up some trouble?
I absolutely LOVE this little witch! And don't you dare put her away after Halloween! She's a fabulous addition to any stamp collection because she would make a HILARIOUS focal point for a birthday card, too!
A little "You're not getting older, you're just brewing up more trouble!" sentiment, and BOOM! Birthday magic!
Now, the real question is... WHAT is she cooking in that crock pot? Because I have questions, people!
Is Hocus Pocus one of the movies you don't miss at Halloween? I created a card with the Sanderson Sisters. Will you answer the question: Are you a good witch or a bad witch?
As the spooky season approaches, is Hocus Pocus one of the classic Halloween movies that you never miss? It's a tradition for many, and I have conjured up a card featuring the iconic Sanderson Sisters - Winifred, Mary, and Sarah! 🧙♀️ Will you answer the question that has been haunting you all year... Are you a good witch or a bad witch? Do you use your powers for good, or do you revel in a little mischief and mayhem? I would have to say, I have been conjuring up some mischief and mayhem for us.
I stamped the sisters and colored them. I put a mask over them and sponged the background.
I stamped the saying and cut it out with a die. I should have sponged the edges of the saying with black ink, but I thought of it after it was on the card.
The image is layered with white, then placed on an orange card.
You would THINK that with my LOVE for candy corn, I would at least know how to color them in the CORRECT order, right? WELL... Apparently NOT! LOL!
But I bet you didn't even notice until I told you! And WHY is that? Because you're too busy suffering from a serious case of CUTENESS OVERLOAD thanks to these ridiculously adorable Candy Corn stamps from Crackerbox Stamps! 🧡💛🤍
And really, who cares about the order of the colors when they're THIS stinkin' CUTE?!
For the top card, I pulled out my acrylic markers, and for the bottom card, I used my trusty alcohol markers. Two different coloring mediums, same level of ADORABLENESS!
I paired these little sweeties with the Never Grow Up sentiment stamp, because let's face it, growing up is HIGHLY overrated, especially when candy is involved!
And can we talk about those borders? A little postal punch action adds that trendy postage-stamp look everyone is going CRAZY for! Simple, easy, and FABULOUS Halloween cards without a whole lot of fuss!
Now, I have ONE very important question...
Are you TEAM CANDY CORN or TEAM YUCK?!
And don't worry, I promise not to judge you... MUCH!
Hi everyone I am sharing a card perfect for Christmas using this sassy gal 🥰 I designed it to where it looks like she is inside of a Christmas present.
VROOM, VROOM, BOO! Our ghostly VW Bug is ready to PARTY! And you know I couldn't just leave the background alone, right? I added spooky branches and Halloween colors to set the mood, then heat embossed the sentiments for that little extra something-something. Because a little texture and shine never hurt anybody! Another fun Crackerbox Stamps image bringing all the vintage Halloween vibes I LOVE so much! Who's hopping in for a spooky ride?
More vintage Halloween goodness from Crackerbox Stamps! This time, we're serving up some cute Halloween cookies on a plate and surrounding them with candy corn. Because why have cookies when you can have cookies AND candy corn?
I am loving all these vintage Halloween vibes, and these cuties are right up my alley! Now tell me, are you grabbing a cookie or going straight for the candy corn?
I am a HUGE vintage Halloween fanatic, and these Crackerbox Stamps images give me all the 1940s Halloween decoration vibes! The nostalgia, the spookiness, the vintage charm… I AM HERE FOR IT! Are you?
I colored these spooktacular images with alcohol markers, then added details with watercolor pencils and white gel pens. For the card design, I went with a simple fun fold featuring THREE focal points. Because when you have three fabulous vintage images, why settle for just one? 🧡🖤
Hello, Janet here with a fall card. This is my husband, keeping the yard clean. Patiently waiting for the very last leaf to fall!
I stamped the Guy and Tree with Memento Tuxedo black ink on a small rectangular piece of white cardstock. I colored the scene with watercolor pencils. This is layered on gold and white designed paper. I tied a piece of gold and white twine around it. Then I layered that on a leaf patterned paper. The bottom layer is gold cardstock. The word Autumn is stamped with VersaFine Clair Nocturne ink. Die cut and layered on an angle with the same gold and white designed paper.