Christmas Card no. 3 for 2019...

As we ring in the New Year, I wanted to share my last Christmas card from 2019. I chose this Corgi stamp set from Power Poppy. Marcella’s stamps are so beautiful and great for coloring. If you really enjoy coloring definitely checkout Power Poppy by Marcella Hawley. I stamped this little corgi on some shimmery white cardstock. I really like this cardstock when I’m coloring, as well as when I want my whole scene to be sparkly.

I then got all the pieces together for this card. I used Real Red cardstock for the base. Then I used Christmas plaid DSP behind the shimmery white cardstock. Plus my twine on hand for a little extra style.

I colored the corgi using Stampin blends in Crumbcake and Petal Pink. I used Real Red for the ribbon and Mint Macaron for the tag. Then I stamped the “No peeking!” sentiment over the corgi’s head in Real Red.

Then I used Real Red and Memento tuxedo black for the Christmas message and little paw prints. Those paw prints are adorable.

I folded my Real Red cardstock in half for an A2 size card. I adhered the Shimmery white cardstock to the DSP. Then I cut two pieces of twine to wrap the card like a package. I used pop dots to adhere to my Real Red cardstock. After that I used another piece of twine to make a bow.

I hope you all enjoy this card as much as I did making it. I haven’t been making as many cards lately, because my knitting seems to have taken over. My knitting is easier to travel with so it is taking a priority in 2020.

Thanks for stopping in to see what my latest crafty project is, and I hope you stop by again soon.

List of supplies:

Stampin Up products
Real Red cardstock
​Shimmery White cardstock
Whisper White cardstock
Real Red ink pad
Memento tuxedo black ink pad
​Stampin’ Blends: Crumbcake, Mint Macaron, Petal Pink
Stampin’ write markers: Real Red
​pop dots

Power Poppy products
Christmas Corgis stamp and die set

Lawn Fawn products
Perfectly Plaid DSP: Christmas collection 2016
Trimmings Twine in Red, Green, & White

​*paper trimmer, scissors, and double sided tape