Holiday Bliss and A Mistletoe Kiss

Hi, and welcome back, everyone! Today I'm sharing a few Christmas cards featuring Concord & 9th's Holly Berry Turnabout Stamp with coordinating dies and Mistletoe Messages with coordinating dies.

I love the way they used two turnabouts with the Holly Berry Set keeping the berries and foliage separate. Making it so simple to use these throughout the year. I have a video tutorial showing you how I used the stamps and dies to create the cards.

HOW TO

• Align the turnabout stamps on the provided alignment aids.

• I stamped the foliage first, using Hero Arts Forever Green Ink and Soft Olive Ink on Parcel Wrap cardstock

• Stamp the berries with Hero Arts Unicorn Ink on one panel and Hero Arts Red Royal on the other

• Add the Forever Green ink to a piece of Concord & 9th's Pearl Glitter Paper

• Die-cut the mistletoe from the glitter paper and a darker green cardstock to stack

• Die-cut the berries from a piece of the pearl glitter cardstock

• Die-cut the banner from the Parcel Wrap cardstock and stamp the sentiment using Versafine Onyx Black ink

• Add foam circles to the back of the mistletoe, banner sentiment, and berries; center on the card base

• Die-cut the season's greeting label out of gold foil paper, the solid label out of red cardstock, leaves from the inked glitter cardstock and darker green cardstock.

• Use a liquid adhesive to adhere the gold die-cut to the red one

• Add mounting foam to the back of the red cardstock, attach twine and leaves to the mounting foam

• Add a second layer of foam and center on the cardbase

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