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Although I am LONGING for Spring to arrive, it is very much winter today. A little snow overnight and temps have dropped back into the 20s. Brrrr….. So…how about a winter sweater to keep you warm?
A friend of mine brought a gift certificate to the fall stamping retreat I attend. It caught my eye, and I set out to figure out how I could reproduce it with Stampin’ Up! products. A couple hours later and I had a template!
I started with the red pattern paper from Ski Slope (now retired) and cut out the basic shape of the sweater, adding 1/2 inch for Sticky Strip to hold it closed. Then added the sleeves, layered on Whisper White for definition, the white stripe along the center, Button Bouquet designer buttons for the front. I used my Scallop Edge punch to make the small black ric rac for the bottom, sleeves and along the collar.
The collar pulls up and out to hold a gift card. For this, I used Riding Hood Red cardstock for a little more weight. I used the slit punch on each side to place the slits to hold the gift card in place.
Wouldn’t this be FUN to receive?
Today I need to work on some magazine calls. I finished one last night and it is SO cute…wish I could show you! Hopefully, the magazine will pick it up and I can tell you about it!
Have a great day!
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Love it!!!! Wonder if I can figure out doing this? Hope so. Cute cute cute! TFS
Connie,
This is sooooooooo darling! I can’t believe how creative this project is! Thank you so much for sharing. I love your blog (just discovered it) and I will come back regularly.
CC
Connie that is soooooo cute! I love it!!
Soo cute, can’t wait to try one myself.
It’s so adorable. Very creative. Great colors.
I was there while this was incubating! It is so adorable and you were so clever figuring out how to replicate the elements from the original card with SU! products.
This is sooo cute, looks like it would keep you warm!!! Thanks for sharing.