Greetings of the Season Post Card

Today I’m sharing a card that I made with the Greetings of the Season and Post Card stamp sets from Stampin’ Up!  Did you know that there are six holiday stamp sets currently available from Stampin’ Up?  Click here to see the list of sets that you can purchase throughout the entire year.  I’ve also put a link to the list on my right sidebar so you’ll be able to find it quickly when you need it.

The Paper Players had a challenge this week to make a Christmas in July card, so here is my first official holiday card for 2013.

Post Card Greetings of the Season

I started by stamping the Post Card image in Baked Brown Sugar ink on a panel of Very Vanilla Core’dinations card stock.  I sponged the edges of the panel with Baked Brown Sugar ink then adhered it to a panel of Garden Green card stock with SNAIL.

Greetings of the Season

Then I colored the sentiment from the Greetings of the Season stamp set with my Stampin’ Write Markers and stamped it on the Very Vanilla panel.

Post Card

I wrapped Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding Ribbon around the two corners of the layered panel and attached it with SNAIL.  I tied a triple loop bow using the same ribbon and I adhered it with a Glue Dot.  Then I adhered the decorated panel to a Cherry Cobbler card base with Stampin’ Dimensionals.

Postage Collection

To create the little postage stamp, I stamped the circle image from the Postage Collection hostess stamp set in StazOn Jet Black ink on a panel of Very Vanilla Core’dinations card stock.  I colored the image with my Stampin’ Write markers, filling in the open top by adding dots of color to connect the two sides to create a wreath.  Then I stamped the square image from the Postage Collection stamp set in Baked Brown Sugar ink over the wreath image, then colored the wording on one of the stamps from the Postage Due stamp set and stamped that over the image as well (using my Stamp-a-ma-jig for placement of both images).  I finished the stamp by punching it out with the Postage Stamp Punch, sponging the edges with Baked Brown Sugar ink and running the edge of my Garden Green Marker along the edge of the stamp.  I adhered the punch to the card front with Stampin’ Dimensionals.

Post Card More Merry Messages
I finished the inside of the card by stamping the Post Card image in Baked Brown Sugar ink on a Very Vanilla panel.  I sponged the edges with Baked Brown Sugar ink, then stamped the sentiment from the More Merry Messages stamp set in Cherry Cobbler ink.

Stampin’ Up! products used to create this card:

Stamps:  Post Card (130366 wood, 130369 clear); Postage Due (132064 wood, 126397 clear); Postage Collection (hostess set 129237 wood, 129240 clear); Greetings of the Season (128030 wood, 128033 clear)

Punches:  Postage Stamp Punch (122334)

Embellishments:  Cherry Cobbler 1/2″ Seam Binding Ribbon (120992)

Ink:  Baked Brown Sugar Classic Stampin’ Pad (131174); Baked Brown Sugar (131260), Garden Green & Cherry Cobbler (131262) Stampin’ Write Markers

Tools:  Stamp-a-ma-jig (101049)

Card Stock  & Cuts:  Cherry Cobbler (119685) – card base cut to 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ and scored 4-1/4″; Garen Green (102584) – 4″ x 5-1/4″ panel; Neutrals Core’dinations Card Stock (129956) – 3-7/8″ x 5-1/8″ panel, Postage Stamp Punch

Adhesive:  SNAIL Adhesive (104332); Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430); Glue Dots (103683)

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 Blog Candy Winners!!

Thanks again to everyone who left me a comment on my new stamp room posting over the past few days.  Fantastic storage ideas from you all!  Here are the two winners picked by a random number generator:

Blog Candy Package 1 (Patterned Party stamp set, Pennant Builder Wheel & Riding Hood Red Satin Ribbon): Patty Shipley

Patty Shipley says:

These are wonderful storage ideas! Thank you AMY! I’m in the process of re-working my room and trying out new ideas I’ve seen on different sites. I just might have to use a couple of yours! HE HE! Thank you for sharing!

Blog Candy Package 2 (Pretty In Pink Card Stock, Jewels Basic Pearls & Kraft Gift Boxes):  Pam Selinski

Pam Selinski says:

Wow am I glad that I happened onto your blog. I love love love what you have done especially with you punches they are always a challenge for me.

Something that I have done is with my embossing folders. I found that I was collecting so many that I needed an organizational trick. I numbered each one and made a corresponding tag with the same number than ran the tag with the fold through the big shot. I then placed the tags on a plastic string so that I can always add more. The embossing folders went into a photo box I already had and now when I want an embossing folder I can look through all my paper tags and select just the right one instead of going through the box and selecting one than another etc etc.

Congratulations to both of you!  I’ll be dropping you an email shortly to get your addresses so that I can send you your goodies!

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Happy Stamping!

Amy

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10 thoughts on “Greetings of the Season Post Card

    • Thank you! I actually did just pin it this morning so if you click on the Follow Me on Pinterest button on the right side of the screen, you should see it. 🙂

  1. Oh my goodness….you had me at the postage stamp. How cute & clever! I love everything vintage and this just warms my vintage heart! So glad you shared this with us at The Paper Players!

  2. Your holiday post card is fabulous….LOVE the Cherry Cobbler ribbon and how soft the other colors are….really wonderful!

  3. Oh I just love the texture on your card! I want to reach through the computer screen to touch it. Classic and elegant! Very pretty! Thank you so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players! 🙂

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