Hi there, I’m so happy you joined me today.  I have a couple of fun and easy Village Snowman Die Cut Christmas Cards to share with you.  This adorable Village Snowman die is part of the new Simon Says Stamp Sweet Wishes Release going live at midnight tonight.  He’s a mighty 2 inches tall and super fun to die-cut.  I’m sharing two different ways to create with him below.

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Making this this little guy is the perfect time to grab your card stock scrap bin and use up some of those millions of pieces. (if yours is anything like mine, haha).  And of course, creative license, you can make him whatever color you wish, no rules in art.

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Products Used:

Village Snowman Die

Pine Landscape Embossing Folder and Cutting Die

Heartfelt Snowflakes Stamp and Die Set

Big Holiday Words Stamp and Die Set

Cheery Snowflakes Embossing Folder 

Simon Says Stamp Card Stock:  Matte Gold, Schoolhouse Red, Audrey Blue, Orange Peel, Black and Green Apple

 

 

How to make the Village Snowman Die Cut Cards – Card #1

Start by using the Pine Landscape Embossing Folder to cut and emboss the tree line from white cardstock.

Next, use the NEW Heartfelt Snowflakes stamp set and white heat emboss the snowflakes and sentiments onto a piece of 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ Audrey Blue card stock.

Then, attach the blue piece to a top folding A2 sized card base 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ score and fold at 4-1/4″.

Finally, cut out the Village snowman and glue all the pieces together, attaching him to the bottom center of the card with foam squares.

Additional:  you could add some rhinestones to the center of the snowflakes, and/or some Icicle Stickles to the branches of the embossed trees.

Pro-TIP – instead of cutting the little white ball for the end of the hat, I  used a tiny pom-pom. (on both cards).  It adds a little 3D fun to the card.

How to make the Village Snowman Die Cut Cards – Card #2

Start with a A2 sized white card base 4-1/4″ x 11, score and fold at 5-1/2″.

Next, cut a piece of lime green cardstock 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2 and attach to the card base.  Then, a piece of white card stock 4″ x 5-1/4″, embossed with the Cheery Snowflakes Embossing Folder and then attach to the card front.

Then, die cut 5 of the Village Snowman.  I did all of mine the same color, but you could also do a rainbow of colors.  Attach them around the card cutting off any overhang.

Finally, add a sentiment stamped in black on gold cardstock, using the Big Holiday Words Stamp and Die set from last month’s release.

 

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Card Making Supplies used for the Simon Says Stamp Village Snowman Die Cut Christmas Cards:

 

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