Simon Says Stamp Winsome Branch

Hey crafty friends, welcome back. I have another BLOG HOP for you today.  This is Day 2 of the DIECEMBER BLOG HOP and I’m sharing another card created with the Simon Says Stamp Winsome Branch Die, and the new To You My Favorite Stamp Set.  There is also a bonus card at the end of the post too using two more new products from the DieCember release.

This hop is full of fabulous inspiration  and chances to win some great prizes too.  Don’t forget to check out the Simon Says Stamp Blog, under releases, there is a link page where all the designers load their projects and you can load yours too.

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SImon Says Stamp Winsome Branch Card

I have been having a lot of fun with the new products from DIeCember and in particular the Winsome Branch Die.  Then, I decided I needed to make a rainbow thank you card.  I mean who doesn’t need a rainbow in their lives right?  I colored my die cuts with copic markers, but you could use colored cardstock if you want a quicker version of this card.

 

Simon Says Stamp Winsome Branch Rainbow Card

How to Create the Simon Says Stamp Winsome Branch Rainbow Card:

Start by creating a card base from Hammermill white cardstock, 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ score and fold at 4-1/4″.

Next, cut a card front 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″.   Place it inside the Dibble Dot Embossing Folder and run through the die cutting machine.  Attach to the card front with Tear Tape.

Then, die cut the Winsome Branch 5 times from white hammermill card stock.

Finally, color each branch a rainbow color using copic markers:

COPICS USED:  BLUE:  BG53, BG45, GREEN:  YG03, YG17, YELLOW:  Y11, Y15, PINK:  RV17, RV34, PURPLE:  V12, V15

Simple Coloring:  Color the entire image in the light color, then add the shadow down the left side of each leaf.

Then, use Bearly Art glue with the fine tip to attach the branches across the card front in a rainbow.

Finally, white heat emboss a sentiment from the new To You My Favorite stamp set on a scrap of black cardstock.  Trim and attach across the front of the card using foam squares.

hand made thank you card with a rainbow of leaves across the front, created with new card making supplies from Simon Says Stamp

Adding Texture to Your Card:   without a lot of work

Here’s a close up of the card showing the details in the background by using the Dibble Dot Embossing Folder.  It’s a repeating circle design, very light and breezy and looks great behind die cut elements.  Providing a super fast and easy way to add detail to your card without a lot of work.

 

handmade congratulations card with a blue and purple embossed background and a silver die cut snowflake, made with new card making supplies from Simon Says Stamp

How to create the Thin Frames Snowflake Bonus Card:

Start with a piece of hammermill white cardstock 4″ x 5-1/4″ and use blending brushes to add Distress Oxide Ink in Broken China, Mermaid Lagoon and Wilted Violet over the front.

Next, once the ink is dry, place the piece inside the Filigree Snowflakes embossing Folder and run it through the die cutting machine.

Then, use the inlaid circle die from the new Thin Frames die set, and cut a circle out of the top right side.  Cut a second circle with the same die from the Lux Glitter Paper.

Adhere the piece to a top folding A2 sized White card base.  Use Bearly Art glue with the fine tip to glue the circle back in, and then glue in the Lux Glitter circle to create the inlay.

Finally, die cut the Eliza Snowflake also from the Lux Glitter paper and glue it inside the circle.

White heat emboss the sentiment from the To You My Favorite stamp set, onto a scrap of black cardstock.  Trim and attach with foam squares.

Embellish with some small silver gems.

handmade congratulations card with a blue and purple embossed background and a silver die cut snowflake, made with new card making supplies from Simon Says Stamp

The new Lux Glitter Paper.

I could go on all day about how pretty this New LUX GLITTER PAPER is.  It’s not your regular glitter paper.  It has little tiny iridescent circles glued all over it, they are so sparkly, although, as usual, extremely hard to take a photo of, so you will just have to take my word for it.  The package released for DieCember has 4 colors in it, champagne, smoke, silver and gold, and they are all stunning.

Now it’s time to hop and visit the rest of today’s design team and check out their great makes.

Simon Says Stamp Blog 

Laura Bassen

Debby Hughes

Alberto Gava

Miriam Prantner

Anna-Karin Evaldsson

Amanda Korotkova

Mindy Eggen

Emma Williams

Cheiron Brandon

Heather Hoffman

Emily Midgett

Lea Lawson

Sandi MacIver – you are here

Kim Hamilton

 

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Card Making Supplies used for the Simon Says Stamp Winsome Branch Card and bonus card:

Here are the products I used today.  Compensated affiliate links used  where available at no cost to you.

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96 thoughts on “Simon Says Stamp Winsome Branch”

  1. I love the color combinations on your cards. The Winsome Branch die card design can be changed up for other occasions just by substituting the color scheme and the sentiment. Nice touch with the embossing folder for added texture.

  2. These are so beautiful. Love the rainbow. and I need to try blending before embossing. It looks so wonderful. Love that Elisa snowflake. Happy Holidays!

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