A saw this card created by fellow Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, Robin Merriman and knew that I had to CASE (
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Everything) it.  I immediately jumped up and got my supplies together.  I didn’t have the snowflake or sentiment stamp that she used, so I substituted with the Snow Swirled stamp set.  I love this card and it’s so simple and fast to make.  This is another great candidate for mass produced Christmas cards.
After running the Naturals Ivory card stock through the Big Shot with the Northern Flurry Embossing Folder, I sponged over the snowflakes and all of the edges using Soft Suede Classic Ink.  You can see the interior of the card below which is also stamped with the snowflake and sentiment from Snow Swirled and then sponged.
I hope you like the way it turned out.  If you have any questions about this card, just let me know.
Some of you may be thinking it’s too early for Christmas cards – but the earlier you get started, the better.  With today being the first day that I’ve been able to have my windows and doors open here in SC, I’m embracing the upcoming cooler weather and holidays!
 
 
</p>Happy Stamping
Lianne Carper
CS partner and DTM for Brenda Cook
Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator
- Stamps:  Snow Swirled
- Paper:  Always Artichoke, Cherry Cobbler and Naturals Ivory card stock
- Ink:  Soft Suede and Cherry Cobbler Classic
- Other:  Northern Flurry Embossing Folder, Big Shot, Linen Thread, 1-3/4″ Circle Punch, Circle Scissors Plus, Sponges, Brads (from stash), 1/16″ Handheld Circle Punch, Glue Stick, Dimensionals
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A CASED Vintage Looking Christmas Card
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