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Posted by Spellbinders Team on July 26, 2024
Holiday Cards Made Easy - Handmade Holidays Kit with Brenda Noelke
Hello, crafty friends!! Brenda Noelke here from My PaperCut Creations! I’m super excited to be guest posting on the Spellbinders blog and sharing three cards that I created with the Handmade Holidays Kit!! This kit is chock-full of enough supplies to create at least 25 cards!! It comes with EVERYTHING, from card bases, cardstock, and even adhesive!!
I LOVE combining pattern papers and all the elements to create one-of-a-kind cards for the holidays!! All three of my cards were created with only goodies in the kit!!
My first card combines cardstock, patterned paper, die-cut shapes, chipboard embellishments, stickers and puffy stickers...
I trimmed a strip from the piece of striped patterned paper and adhered it to one of the card bases. One side of the floral pattern paper was trimmed and adhered over the striped paper. I added a thin strip of metallic gold cardstock where the two papers matched up. I layered and adhered the die-cut shapes, stickers, chipboard embellishments, then the puffy sticker sentiment.
My second card combines two different patterned papers, cardstock, die-cut shapes, chipboard embellishments, and stickers...
For this one, I trimmed the floral patterned paper slightly and adhered it light pink cardstock. I trimmed the pink polka-dot pattern paper and adhered it to deep green cardstock that was trimmed slightly larger. The die-cut shapes, stickers, and chipboard stickers were adhered, grouping the elements in a visual triangle. The chipboard sentiment and pink gems finish it off.
I combined two pattern papers, cardstock, die-cut shapes, a puffy sentiment and a chipboard supporting sentiment on my third card...
The plaid patterned paper was trimmed slightly and adhered to an A2 panel of dark green cardstock. A strip of the script paper was adhered across the panel. The pre-printed die-cuts were adhered with adhesive and the center building was popped up with foam squares. I adhered a puffy sentiment, then the chipboard sub-sentiment and snowflake and this one was finished.
That does it for me today!! Thank you so much for stopping by!! Have a great day and happy crafting!!
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Same. I emailed and was given a link to an inspiration post. Not the 25 cards it says you can create. More than disappointed!
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Same. I emailed and was given a link to an inspiration post. Not the 25 cards it says you can create. More than disappointed!
Looking for instructions. Are there any????
Please include instructions. Thx.
Same question?
I love the kit, but have the same question.