‘Christmas in July’ ~ Traditional Card Idea

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As I share in my video creating Christmas-themed cards in July is not something I can recall doing before, however I thought I would do something this year, despite us being in the middle of a heatwave here in the UK. I am planning to do a short series of 3 cards, today I have chosen traditional colors and theme, I will then do a more contemporary one and will end up with a whimsical one toward the end of the month. I hope you enjoy this one as I am very fond of using the more traditional colours of red, green and white with a little hint of gold!!

  • Base Card: 10 x 5 Thick White Card ~ scored @ 5
  • Layer 1: 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 Cherry Cobbler Card
  • Layer 2: 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 White Card
  • Ink Color: Shaded Spruce

Check out the video to see how everything goes together:

I hope you enjoyed the card and video I shared with you today, I love what I do and spend many hours working on designs, new projects, new ideas and much more. Don’t forget to be a subscriber on the blog by clicking the blue follow button on the top right and my You Tube Channel so that you get all the projects.

Supplies:

  • Card, Ink, Ribbon & Embellishments ~ Stampin’ UP!
  • Grassy Grove Stamp Set & Grove coordinating dies ~ Stampin’ UP!
  • 1 3/4 & 1 1/2 Circle Stamps ~ Stampin’ UP!

Please note that I am not endorsing any particular products nor am I being compensated for using them. I am sharing an idea and hope that you will be able to use products from your own stash to create a similar card 🙂 As I have now retired as a Stampin Up Demonstrator I will know longer be sharing links to the supplies, however there are lots of wonderful demonstrators around the world who would be glad to help you with finding them. 🙂

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