I designed this card for my Stamp Class last month. They wanted to see the Omit Impressions technique that Patty Bennett made famous! For this one, we cut the oval out of two pieces of chipboard backing (from our DSP packages) and then used the Petals A Plenty Impressions Folder.
If you like the Bells & Boughs stamp set, but don't want to color in all the Poinsettias, this is a perfect way to use that stamp set! I stamped the Bells & Boughs Poinsettia image inside the oval with Soft Suede Classic Ink on Crumb Cake cardstock. Then I stamped Merry Christmas from Stampin' Up!'s Many Merry Messages stamp set in Cherry Cobbler Classic Ink over top. I added some of the mini adhesive backed Pearls to the centers of the flowers. The Crumb Cake is layered onto Cherry Cobbler cardstock for the base card.
My class members had the option of adding the Champagne Glass Glitter around the edges. I just added a line of Tombow Monoadhesive Glue around the edge, then sprinkled on the Glass Glitter shook it off and let it dry!
Really…this is a easy card, but it has a lot of impact! You could easily make this YOUR Christmas Card this year! Bells & Boughs stamp set is in one of the Bundles (along with Deck the Halls Designer Paper) going on now with a savings of 20%! Contact me today to place your order. Or order online at my WEBSITE! Place a $40 or more online order before the end of the month and I'll send you one of these cards!
I'm off to do some Christmas shopping with my mom today! Yikes! I'm SO not ready! lol!
Andrea L - EnchantINK says
Hi Connie! This is sensational. Love that technique (have only tried it once) and the soft colours are perfect. Hugs xxaxx
Nina Riley says
Oh, yes, this is what I've been looking for. Don't want to color but love the set. This is a wow card Connie.
Karen Hasheck says
I love the card and have wanted to see a tutorial on this technique using a Big Shot like SU sells, rather than the Cuttlebug machine on which I was taught. Do you have a link to a tutorial from Patty Bennett or anyone else you could share?
Thanks!