Make a Mitten 4 x 4 Card

Morning all!

Today's share is another christmas card but you could change it out to just be for winter! I created this to play along with a challenge for my Winter Wonderland On-line Class. The class is officially over but you can still purchase the class and get 14 fabulous and cute projects with step by step photos in a downloadble PDF along with Video Tutorials! This card uses the stamp set called Make a Mitten it was in the Holiday Catalog and one of the sets I had to have!! lol

Stampin' Up! Supplies Used

Make a Mitten Clear Stamp Set item #127943
More Merry Messages Clear Stamp Set item #126402
Big Shot item #113439
Labels Collections Framelits item #125598
Argyle Embossing Folder item #127750
Mitten Builder Punch item #127824
Heat Tool item #129053
Gumball Green Embossing Powder item #128981
Snow Festival Designer Paper item #126908
White Gel Pen item #105021
White Baker's Twine item #124262
Rhinestone Basic Jewels item #119246
1/4 Gumball Green Sweater Trim item #127838
Paper-Piercing Tool item #126189
Stampin' Pierce Mat item #126199
Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack item #126187
Festive Paper-Piercing Pack item #127857

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My base is Gumball Green card stock I cut a piece of Soft Suede card stock. I ran it through the Big Shot with the Argyle Embossing Folder. I cut  a piece of Primrose Petals card stock. I took the Paper-Piercing Tool, Stampin' Pierce Mat and Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack and pierced a row of holes onto the Primrose Petals card stock. I then used the White Gel Pen to create "fake stitching". I cut a piece of Snow Festival Designer Series Paper and glued it to the left side of the Primrose Petals card stock. I cut a piece of Cherry Cobbler card stock. I took the stamp from Make a Mitten Stamp Set; inked in Cherry Cobbler and stamped onto the Cherry Cobbler card stock. I then notched out one end and glued it to the Snow Festival Designer Series Paper. I cut another piece of Snow Festival Designer Series Paper and notched out one end. I then wrapped some White Baker's Twine around the left side of the layers of card stock. I placed Stampin' Dimensionals onto the back of the Soft Suede card stock and attached to the front of the Gumball Green card.

Using the Big Shot and Labels Collection Framelits I die cut out a piece of Baja Breeze and Whisper White card stock. I used the Paper-Piercing Tool, Stampin' Pierce Mat and Festive Paper-Piercing Pack to pierce holes around the the Baja Breeze and Whisper White card stock. I took the stamp from More Merry Messages Stamp Set; inked in Versa Mark and stamped onto the Whisper White card stock. I then poured Gumball Green Embossing Powder over the image and heat set it. I added 3 Rhinestone Basic Jewels below the "Merry Christmas" and attached the labels with Stampin' Dimensionals. I then took the stamp from Make a Mitten Stamp Set; inked in Primrose Petals and stamped onto Whisper White card stock. I cut out the mitten images and attached with Stampin' Dimensionals. I took the Mitten Builder Punch and punched out the ends of the mittens in Cherry Cobbler card stock. I took the stamp from Make a Mitten Stamp Set; inked in Cherry Cobbler and stamped onto the Cherry Cobbler Mitten ends. I used the White Gel Pen to draw around the mitten ends. I then added some 1/4 Gumball Green Sweater Trim to the top of the mittens.

Supplies Used~
Stamps~ Make a Mitten, More Merry Messages
Ink~ Versa Mark, Cherry Cobbler, Primrose Petals
Paper~ Whisper White, Soft Suede, Gumball Green, Primrose Petals, Baja Breeze, Snow Festival Designer Series Paper
Acc.~ Big Shot, Labels Collections Framelits, Argyle Embossing Folder, Mitten Builder Punch, Heat Tool, Gumball Green Embossing Powder, White Baker's Twine, 1/4 Gumball Green Sweater Trim, Paper-Piercing Tool, Stampin' Pierce Mat, Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack, Festive Paper-Piercing Pack, Rhinestone Basic Jewels, White Gel Pen, Stampin' Dimensionals, Glue Dots

Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day!

 

Comments

[sandi]

Super cute card.Thank you for sharing.