More 3D Christmas Cards – Pennant Parade
When planning my October Class with the stack of 3D Christmas Cards I was inspired by some cards I’d designed for a workshop in early September, just before I’d received my order from the new catalogue. I didn’t have the new Ornament Keepsakes bundle then I so made a similar card using the tree from Pennant Parade and it’s matching punch instead.
This is a very similar card to the one for my class with the same colours and same tools, but I thought you might like to see how it can be adapted with different stamps. The greeting is from the new hostess set Wacky Wishes.
And this was another idea I played around with when designing the workshop cards. I liked this one but decided it was a bit too complicated for a make and take with a new group of ladies. I didn’t want to scare anyone off. I love the little deer from the Holiday Catalogue set Joyous Celebrations – I must find some new ways to use that!
Here’s a close up of the Itty Bitty Button. I gave this clear button some colour by using the matching punch and a scrap of Raspberry Ripple cardstock, which I stuck to the back of the button with a glue dot.
And here’s a tag I made some time ago that started the whole design process off. This one uses the Two Tags die and the Big Shot.
Pennant Parade Wood $37.95 or Clear $29.95
Petite Pennants Builder Punch $29.95
I’ve only used the Pennant Parade stamp set here for the Christmas tree but at first glance this isn’t a Christmas set at all. The combination of stamps and punch actually works really well to create banners for all sorts of occasions.
Would you like to host a workshop featuring these projects where you and your friends get to make a card like these to take home?
Contact me now to book your date. And if you like what you see don’t forget to leave me a comment.
Cheers
Genna
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I do consider all of the ideas you have presented to your post. They are really convincing and will certainly work. Still, the posts are very quick for newbies. May just you please extend them a little from next time? Thanks for the post.