Sweet Dixie - Meowy Christmas

Good Morning Crafters
 
Today we are sharing Sam's Christmas Creation using Sweet Dixie Clear Stamp Meowy Christmas.
 
These stamps can be found in our Christmas Shop on the Personal Impressions Website.
We do have a Stockist Locator on our home page to find a stockist near you!
 
Products used are available on Personal Impressions Website
Sweet Dixie stamp set, Meowy Christmas
Spellbinders Nestabilities, Decorative Labels 22.
Spellbinders Nestabilites Majestic Elements Opulent Ovals.
Distress Inks.
 

Stamp the Cat with stocking With Versafine vintage sepia onto white stamping card and colour with distress inks.
Stamp Pawsitively message and mouse onto the bottom of the card blank in the same ink.
Using Spellbinders die Nestabilites decorative labels 22, cut out the cat.

 

With Glossy Accents on hat add glass glitter.
Glossy Accents on bow tie, parts of stocking and mousse.
Red gems on berries.
Stickles star dust on eyes, stocking and edge of die cut.

 

Glossy Accents around edge of card, add glass glitter.
With 3D foam pads, mat stamped die cut onto card.

 

This time Stamp the other cat using black Versafine onyx black onto stamping card.
Colour with distress inks, and die cut with Spellbinders Nestabilites decorative labels 22 and also cut the next size up to layer.
Stamp Meowy Christmas and the mouse twice across bottom of the card blank
 

 

Colour mice and use glossy accents on top
Add red gems to the berries, pink onto the cats collar and a clear gem on the mistletoe..
Stickles star dust, on the eyes, tinsel and all edges of the die cuts.

 
Mount onto a 5 x 7 card blank.
 
 
As a cat lover I do love this card!
 
Happy Crafting and thanks for visiting today!
 


Comments

  1. Diane26 August 2015 at 14:58

    Love this stamp set, such fun and super cute wind up mouse !!

    hugs Diane xx

    ReplyDelete

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