I’ve got a few cards to share with you today featuring a couple of the new collections from Spellbinders Paper Arts*. Their July releases have a Christmas theme, as do the new Spellbinders Club of the Month* products for July. I’ve paired up the new releases with some of the club kit products, as they all work beautifully together.
First up, there is a new collection designed by Annie Willams: Country Christmas*. Everything has a vintage, country style vibe. I’ve got three cards showing off three of the new die sets in the collection. There are more, so make sure you check out the website if these are your style.
This card features the Annie Williams Country Christmas Rocking Chair die set*. I really love the sweet bear, that Christmas tree cushion, and the boots.
Of course all of these elements can be mixed with other sets to create unique die cut scenes of your own.
Dies & Tools Used: Spellbinders Platinum Die Cut Machine*, Spellbinders Glimmer System*, Spellbinders Frosted Stitch embossing folder*, Annie Williams Country Christmas Rocking Chair die set*, Annie Williams Country Christmas Horse-Drawn Wagon die set*, Annie Williams Country Christmas Snowman die set*, A Merry Little Christmas Glimmer Plate & Die set*,Glitter Wishes Glimmer Plate & Die Set*, Dazzling Dots Embossing Folder*, Christmas Cameos 3D Embossing Folder*,
Other Supplies: Spellbinders ColorWheel Cardstock*, Spellbinders Adhesive Foam Squares*, Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue*, Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil Satin Metallics Variety Pack*, Merry Moments Dimensional Snowflakes pack*, Spellbinders Color Essentials Gems – Crystal Mix*,
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I stuck to similar colours for this second card which features the Annie Williams Country Christmas Horse-Drawn Wagon die set*. If you use both together they take up the width of a larger 5″x7″ card, but you could also use them separately for a fun vintage Christmas feel.
On the third card I used the Annie Williams Country Christmas Snowman die set*. This one is really fun, and you could use the snowman as shown with the hat etc, or as a more traditional snowman with a scarf from a different set. The little cardinal and bunny would be cute to accent other die cut scenes too.
Finally today, I’ve got a card featuring the new embossing folder and embellishments from the Merry Moments Collection*. The Christmas Cameos 3D Embossing Folder* would also work well with some of the Country Christmas products shown above. I inked up the folder with a darker red ink to bring out more of the detail when embossing the ColorWheel Poppy cardstock*. The snowflake embellishments are from the Merry Moments Dimensional Snowflakes pack*.
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Post features a mixture of products gifted by Spellbinders and purchased by me. In my capacity as a design team member for Dies to Die For, I do receive a discount on the items I purchase and use from them. All opinions and creative decisions remain my own, and I only work with companies/use products that I love.
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