Spellbinders Window Wonderland

Hi crafty friends! Welcome Back!.  It’s the 6th of the month, and you know what that means –  NEW SPELLBINDERS CLUBS are here!  Today, I’m sharing the Spellbinders Window Wonderland, the Large Die of the Month.  This month’s clubs are packed with cool winter inspiration, warm holiday wishes, and as always, unique and innovative dies that make cardmaking pure joy

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Handmade Christmas card created with the Spellbinders October Large Die of the Month – Window Wonderland. The design features a teal bay window with white snow on the roof, colorful holiday lights, and a decorated Christmas tree visible inside. A child in winter clothing pulls a sled stacked with bright gift packages across a snowy ground in front of a black embossed brick wall background.

Products used for the Window Wonderland Card:

Window Wonderland – October 2025 Large Die of the Month

Brick by Brick – 3D embossing folder of the month

Handmade Christmas card created with the Spellbinders October Large Die of the Month – Window Wonderland. The design features a teal bay window with white snow on the roof, colorful holiday lights, and a decorated Christmas tree visible inside. A child in winter clothing pulls a sled stacked with bright gift packages across a snowy ground in front of a black embossed brick wall background.

 

October 2025 Large Die of the Month – Window Wonderland:

This charming winter scene card captures the magic of the holiday season using the Spellbinders – Large Die of the Month – Window Wonderland.  The beautifully detailed bay window die set creates a cozy storefront or home window, complete with snow-topped awnings, glowing holiday lights, and a peek at a festive Christmas Tree Inside.

A playful child pulls a sled stacked with colorful presents across a snowy walkway, bringing joyful movement and storytelling to the design.  The October 3D Embossing Folder, Brick by Brick bring an embossed brick texture to the background, enhancing the cozy architectural feel.  Soft shades of teal, white, yellow, and pops of magenta and chartreuse bring a cheerful winter palette to life.

Over on the Spellbinders website, under the individual clubs, you will find a detailed image (above) showing you the location of all the die pieces.  I find these extremely useful, especial for die sets with as many pieces as this, LOL.

How to create the Spellbinders Window Wonderland:

It’s pretty self explanatory, but a couple of tips from my experience building it.

Start with the Window:

Die cut the main window and the three inside windows using their outside frame dies.  This gives you space to layer the curtains, Christmas tree, and yellow background behind the entire die-cut piece.

Next, die cut the window frame overlay with the lattice detail at the top and adhere it over the base layer.  (Ask he how I know! LOL, I did it the other way around first and ended up with three thick layers of cardstock that needed tight trimming under the white frame – definitely easier this way!).

 Create your Base:

Next, create a top folding A2-sized white card base.  Over that, add a piece of black cardstock trimmed to 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ embossed with the Brick by Brick embossing folder.  It’s subtle in the photos, but in real life, it beautiful enhances the window scene.  This is a must-have embossing folder for your stash – I already have so many ideas blooming for it.

Snowbank Tip:

Lastly, when cutting the snow for the bottom, leave it a little longer than needed.  After gluing it in place, trim from the back.  This is much easier than trying to fit a shorter piece and ensures you have enough room for the child pulling the sled of gifts.

Color Harmony:

For a cohesive look, repeat your colors throughout – use the same shades int he string lights, ornaments on the tree, and gift packages.  This brings the entire design together beautifully

Handmade Christmas card created with the Spellbinders October Large Die of the Month – Window Wonderland. The design features a teal bay window with white snow on the roof, colorful holiday lights, and a decorated Christmas tree visible inside. A child in winter clothing pulls a sled stacked with bright gift packages across a snowy ground in front of a black embossed brick wall background.

 

 

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9 thoughts on “Spellbinders Window Wonderland”

  1. So, so cute! Brings back lots of snowy memories from living in Michigan. There were lots of little pieces to cut and put together on this art piece! Wow!

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