Here is a SNEAK PEEK at the Gnome for the Holidays stamp set from Stampin' Up! The woodland gnome wishes all a Warm Christmas.

One of the most requested sets you all wanted me to use in a Stampin' Blends Video tutorial was Gnome for the Holidays. I shared tips for coloring these smaller images from Gnome for the Holidays with Stampin' Blends in This Video. Thanks for all your kind comments on the tips for using the markers! This card design is a super easy fun fold idea! I've included the dimensions in one of the photos below. I happened to have a scrap of the 'Tis the Season paper the perfect size to adhere inside the flap and this Gnome

Stampin' Up! Gnome for the Holidays wiper card technique with video tutorial by Lisa Ann Bernard of Queen B Creations

Yesterday I did my Wednesday Live video on my FB page, Stampin Carol - Lots of Crafty Goodness, and showed how to make a fun Balcony fold card. This was SOOOOO easy! (This post contains affiliate links. When you shop through my links {most are at the end of this post}I may receive a commission at NO cost to you! Thanks so much for your support!) Today I'm sharing the sample card I made to be prepared to show it on video. I wanted to be sure I knew what I was doing before I showed it. And I made a step by step picture tutorial so this post is long and picture heavy. I sure hope you give this a try and check out my video dated yesterday on my YouTube channel! Oh my gosh but isn't this just TOOOO cool! The construction was pretty easy. Are you ready to learn this? To make the base I cut 3 pieces of card stock: One 6" x 6" scored at 3". One 7" x 1 1/2" scored at 1/2", 3 1/2", and 6 1/2" And one 5" x 2 1/2" scored at 1/2", 2 1/2", and 4 1/2". Make all scores mountain folds. I added adhesive to the 2 ends of the 7" strip and adhered to the very bottom of the 6" x 6". You can see the direction the folds go in this picture and where to adhere. After both ends are adhered it should be able to lay flat. Next I added my back inside print layer. You can actually add 2 layers per each side depending on how you want to decorate your card. This layer I used was 2 pieces of 2 7/8" x 5 7/8". If you want this layer to be solid then make your coordinating print pieces 2 3/4" x 5 3/4". Adhere your layer inside and then you will cover the front piece tabs. Now we'll work on the "balcony". Cover the 2 large panels. The folds are all mountain in this panel. On the inside of this panel cover to tabs to coordinate with the large base piece. My pieces are 3/8" x 2 3/8". Turn your panel over and add some good double stick tape to the end tabs. This step is the trickiest. I highly recommend my video for this. I used a good tape by Spellbinders called White Liner but a good Scor-tape is excellent, too. I removed the vinyl covering off the tape on one end only. I carefully inserted my layer inside my card with the bottoms lining up and the mountain fold 1" from the card edge. I actually very lightly taped my card base down so I could use both hands to line up the inside panel correctly. This worked the best for me. After I got the inside piece all lined up I stuck the card down on the inside panel so the adhesive would stick. Then I picked up my card, removed the covering off the tape on the other side of the inside panel and stuck it down. I suggest playing with this before removing the tape lining to be sure you understand. When it was all stuck down I double checked that all my folds lined up. I guess if they don't you have a problem so be very careful when adhering that inner piece. Now I get to decorate!!! I used paper from 2 Craft Consortium paper packs, a fun Scrapbook.com stamp set by Stampendous called Holiday Gnomes, and a new die set from Spellbinders called Create A Christmas Sentiment. I did a lot of coloring and a lot of fussy cutting! Here you can see why I adhered my bottom panel first so the tabs would be covered and why I covered my inside panel tabs so they wouldn't stick out like a sore thumb. I added a little "tab" to the back of 2 gnomes to attach them to the inside panel. I glued the top of the tabs to the back of the gnomes then added a dab of glue to the bottom of the tabs so the gnomes feet could hang over the panel. I die cut my words from some glitter paper then adhered them to more glitter paper. They really pop! I hope you give this style of card a try. And look it up on Pinterest! The ones I found there were quite a bit different in design! Stampin Carol By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” John 13:35 Stampendous - Christmas - Clear Photopolymer Stamps - Holiday Gnomes Price: $15.19 Sku:st-ssc1324 Tsukineko - Memento - Fade Resistant Dye Ink Pad - Tuxedo Black Price: $6.42 Sku:gb-tsmp900 We R Memory Keepers - Trim and Score Board Price: $28.49 Sku:ac-660071 New MISTI Stamping Tool - The Most Incredible Stamp Tool Invented Price: $59.99 Sku:msp-64124 Details Pro Shears Price: $13.95 Sku:TO-0063 Fun Stampers Journey - Tools - Details Pro Shears Scissors Price: $13.24 Sku:spe-to-0063 White Liner Price: $6.95 Sku:AD-0001 Journey Color Burst Pure Color Pencils Price: $79.95 Sku:JM-0077 Journey Craft Glue Price: $4.95 Sku:AD-0111 Fun Stampers Journey - Adhesives - Journey Craft Glue Price: $4.69 Sku:spe-ad-0111 Scrapbook.com - Magic Mat - Standard - Cutting Pad for *Select Machines - 6.125 x 8.75 Price: $9.99 Sku:sbc-mmat-1 Spellbinders - Platinum 6 - Tool N One Bundle Price: $89.99 Sku:spe-bundle-pto

Shop Stampin' Up Here! Hi Friends, My project today is a 3 1/4 x 2 x 3/4" box that has two top flaps. I made it to fit 6 Hershey Miniature candy bars. You can make 2 of these boxes from 1 piece of 8 1/2 x 11" Cardstock. I used Gnome for the Holidays stamp set, Snowflake Splendor Designer Series Paper and Snowflake Splendor Ribbon from Stampin' Up! You can see my Video Tutorial Here. Please Subscribe! I started with a piece of Balmy Blue Cardstock sized 7 1/2 x 5 1/2". I scored the 7 1/2" side at: 2, 2 3/4, 4 3/4 and 5 1/2". I scored the 5 1/2" side at" 3/8, 1 1/8, 4 3/8 and 5 1/8". To cut and put this box together you can watch my Video here. I put the Snowflake Splendor DSP on the box while it was still flat. You need pieces sized: (2) 3 1/8 x 1 7/8" (2) 3 1/8 x 5/8" (2) 5/8 x 1 7/8" I punched a hole in the middle of one of the flaps using the Detail Trio Punch. I stamped the image from Gnome for the Holidays stamp set on Whisper White Cardstock with Tuxedo Black Ink. I colored the Image with Stampin' Blends: Dark Balmy Blue for hat and clothes, Light Smokey Slate for bell, Dark Smokey Slate for boots, you can use Light Petal pink and Rocco Rose for nose and Light Petal Pink for the hands. I fussy cut the image out and attached it to a piece of Balmy Blue Cardstock sized 1 3/8 x 2 3/8" with liquid glue. I attached the Balmy Blue Image piece to Pacific Point Cardstock sized 1 1/2 x 2 1/2". I attached it over the ribbon on top of the box with Dimensionals. I put some Wink of Stella on the Gnome's hat and bell. I also attached some Adhesive Backed Snowflakes around the top of the image. I put Snowflake Splendor Ribbon down through the top of the hole in the box, wound it around the box and tied a bow on the side. You can buy your Stampin' Up! supplies with Me here. Supplies: Gnome for the Holidays stamp set Snowflake Splendor Designer Series Paper Detail Trio Punch Balmy Blue Cardstock Pacific Point Cardstock Whisper White Cardstock Snowflake Splendor Ribbon Adhesive Backed Snowflakes Tear and Tape Dimensionals Simply Score Tool Liquid Glue I hope you enjoyed my project today! Thank you for visiting. See you next time.

I invite you to watch my Fun Fold Video Tutorial at the bottom of this post to see this adorably cute Halloween card in action!! You can create right along with me if you wish!! It features the Cute Halloween Paper from Stampin' UP! as well as the Cutest Halloween set and the Frightfully Cute bundle! As I mentioned in the video, this card design is based off of a card I made with Sara and Shelli at Stampin' Up! when I was there a couple weeks ago for my $2 million sales achievement celebration! I did a small

Stampin' Up! Gnome for the Holidays wiper card technique with video tutorial by Lisa Ann Bernard of Queen B Creations

Create Gnome Notecards using Kindest Gnomes Bundle by Stampin' Up! Supplies - Stesha Bloodhart, Stampin' Hoot! Earn Free Hoot Loot with $50+

Christmas card, Gnome For The Holidays, Fun Fold, Pop & Twist fun fold, Poinsettia Place DSP

The layering circle technique is a super fun and simple way to create a unique card design. You just need 3 different size circles shapes

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In this Brother Scan and Cut Tips and Tricks tutorial, you will learn how to cut stamped images using your Scan and Cut SDX125. You can follow along with whichever model of ScanNCut you have. The stamp set used for...

Hello stampers and happy Monday to you. Today I am sharing a Triple Cube card and more happy mail from Holland. There was SO much mail on Friday that my heart was very happy indeed. There are three great cards that I will be blogging about today, one from the Netherlands, one from the United States and one from Canada. What fun! Triple Cube Card from Debby Kainu This first card comes from Debby Kainu from the United States. I met Debby a long time ago at a Stampin'Up! Convention in Utah. Debby often sends me happy mail

Thank you for your kind words and 'hearts' on my live video yesterday as I shared the instructions for making these Diagonal Tri-Fold Gnome and Pine cards! They are so quick and easy to make and so cute!! If you missed the live video, watch the replay at the bottom of this post! Gnome set available here, and In the Pines set available here. Watch the Video!! Be sure to watch the video below in this post for more info! One 12x12 will create 4 Diagonal Tri-Fold cards. Score 12x12 at 4' and 8' Flip 90° and cut at

Yesterday I did my Wednesday Live video on my FB page, Stampin Carol - Lots of Crafty Goodness, and showed how to make a fun Balcony fold card. This was SOOOOO easy! (This post contains affiliate links. When you shop through my links {most are at the end of this post}I may receive a commission at NO cost to you! Thanks so much for your support!) Today I'm sharing the sample card I made to be prepared to show it on video. I wanted to be sure I knew what I was doing before I showed it. And I made a step by step picture tutorial so this post is long and picture heavy. I sure hope you give this a try and check out my video dated yesterday on my YouTube channel! Oh my gosh but isn't this just TOOOO cool! The construction was pretty easy. Are you ready to learn this? To make the base I cut 3 pieces of card stock: One 6" x 6" scored at 3". One 7" x 1 1/2" scored at 1/2", 3 1/2", and 6 1/2" And one 5" x 2 1/2" scored at 1/2", 2 1/2", and 4 1/2". Make all scores mountain folds. I added adhesive to the 2 ends of the 7" strip and adhered to the very bottom of the 6" x 6". You can see the direction the folds go in this picture and where to adhere. After both ends are adhered it should be able to lay flat. Next I added my back inside print layer. You can actually add 2 layers per each side depending on how you want to decorate your card. This layer I used was 2 pieces of 2 7/8" x 5 7/8". If you want this layer to be solid then make your coordinating print pieces 2 3/4" x 5 3/4". Adhere your layer inside and then you will cover the front piece tabs. Now we'll work on the "balcony". Cover the 2 large panels. The folds are all mountain in this panel. On the inside of this panel cover to tabs to coordinate with the large base piece. My pieces are 3/8" x 2 3/8". Turn your panel over and add some good double stick tape to the end tabs. This step is the trickiest. I highly recommend my video for this. I used a good tape by Spellbinders called White Liner but a good Scor-tape is excellent, too. I removed the vinyl covering off the tape on one end only. I carefully inserted my layer inside my card with the bottoms lining up and the mountain fold 1" from the card edge. I actually very lightly taped my card base down so I could use both hands to line up the inside panel correctly. This worked the best for me. After I got the inside piece all lined up I stuck the card down on the inside panel so the adhesive would stick. Then I picked up my card, removed the covering off the tape on the other side of the inside panel and stuck it down. I suggest playing with this before removing the tape lining to be sure you understand. When it was all stuck down I double checked that all my folds lined up. I guess if they don't you have a problem so be very careful when adhering that inner piece. Now I get to decorate!!! I used paper from 2 Craft Consortium paper packs, a fun Scrapbook.com stamp set by Stampendous called Holiday Gnomes, and a new die set from Spellbinders called Create A Christmas Sentiment. I did a lot of coloring and a lot of fussy cutting! Here you can see why I adhered my bottom panel first so the tabs would be covered and why I covered my inside panel tabs so they wouldn't stick out like a sore thumb. I added a little "tab" to the back of 2 gnomes to attach them to the inside panel. I glued the top of the tabs to the back of the gnomes then added a dab of glue to the bottom of the tabs so the gnomes feet could hang over the panel. I die cut my words from some glitter paper then adhered them to more glitter paper. They really pop! I hope you give this style of card a try. And look it up on Pinterest! The ones I found there were quite a bit different in design! Stampin Carol By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” John 13:35 Stampendous - Christmas - Clear Photopolymer Stamps - Holiday Gnomes Price: $15.19 Sku:st-ssc1324 Tsukineko - Memento - Fade Resistant Dye Ink Pad - Tuxedo Black Price: $6.42 Sku:gb-tsmp900 We R Memory Keepers - Trim and Score Board Price: $28.49 Sku:ac-660071 New MISTI Stamping Tool - The Most Incredible Stamp Tool Invented Price: $59.99 Sku:msp-64124 Details Pro Shears Price: $13.95 Sku:TO-0063 Fun Stampers Journey - Tools - Details Pro Shears Scissors Price: $13.24 Sku:spe-to-0063 White Liner Price: $6.95 Sku:AD-0001 Journey Color Burst Pure Color Pencils Price: $79.95 Sku:JM-0077 Journey Craft Glue Price: $4.95 Sku:AD-0111 Fun Stampers Journey - Adhesives - Journey Craft Glue Price: $4.69 Sku:spe-ad-0111 Scrapbook.com - Magic Mat - Standard - Cutting Pad for *Select Machines - 6.125 x 8.75 Price: $9.99 Sku:sbc-mmat-1 Spellbinders - Platinum 6 - Tool N One Bundle Price: $89.99 Sku:spe-bundle-pto

I couldn’t resist this new gnome set in the July-December 2022 Mini Catalogue. I still have the Gnome for the Holidays that came out a couple of years ago as […]

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Friendly Gnomes Card & Video Stampin’ Up! Friendly Gnomes Stamp set from the Spring Mini Catalog is so much fun. The gnomes are cute and can be used for a number of occasions. One gnome is even holding a heart, perfect for Valentine’s Day. The Gnome Dies from the Holiday Catalog also work on these

If you know me, you know I love gnomes! So this was the first stamp set I HAD TO HAVE from the new mini catalog. Just look at these guys! I used Heartwarming Hugs DSP with all these cards. The colors and patterns in this paper is great. The Wrapped in Texture Embossing Folders are such a great value and can be used with everything! This little girl is all dressed up and has found her way home! See what I did with the little adhesive star from the All The Trimmings Embellishments pack? So true...there's no place like GNOME for the Christmas season! I went a little outside the box with these colors because I thought the snowflake hat should be blue. So I paired Night of Navy with the green gingham in the DSP and colored the hat Balmy Blue. The Navy layer is embossed with the Winter Snow embossing folder, and Snowflake Adhesive-backed Embellishments are sprinkled all around. You don't always need a verse inside your card. But I do like to add a piece of DSP to the bottom to carry the colors to the inside. And finally I put all the friends together. Don't you just love them! Gnome for the Holidays plus Heartwarming Hugs DSP = FUN!

I needed to catch up on Customer Thank You cards and landed on this card idea after seeing a cute Gnome card by Kurstan! My Gnome cards feature the Stampin' Up! Snowflake Vellum, the Whimsical Woodlands embossing folder and the Festive Foils and Lights Aglow designer paper! Many Thanks to my Die Cutting Fairy, Tammy, she die cut and glued all the gnomes together for me!!!! What a great help!! CLICK HERE to see her post! Above: I created half of the cards using a piece of Snowflake Vellum as the background. Place your adhesive in the snowflake centers and

Meet Sarah Hello my name is Sarah Berry, welcome to my Stampin’ Up! website. I’ve been a Stampin’ Up! Independent Demonstrator since August 2009. I live in Morecambe, Lancashire, United Kingdom, but originally from Bedfordshire. I’ve seen many catalogues and products come and ago during this time, and I’d like to think that there isn’t anything ...

Shop Stampin' Up Here! Hi Friends, My project today is a 3 1/4 x 2 x 3/4" box that has two top flaps. I made it to fit 6 Hershey Miniature candy bars. You can make 2 of these boxes from 1 piece of 8 1/2 x 11" Cardstock. I used Gnome for the Holidays stamp set, Snowflake Splendor Designer Series Paper and Snowflake Splendor Ribbon from Stampin' Up! You can see my Video Tutorial Here. Please Subscribe! I started with a piece of Balmy Blue Cardstock sized 7 1/2 x 5 1/2". I scored the 7 1/2" side at: 2, 2 3/4, 4 3/4 and 5 1/2". I scored the 5 1/2" side at" 3/8, 1 1/8, 4 3/8 and 5 1/8". To cut and put this box together you can watch my Video here. I put the Snowflake Splendor DSP on the box while it was still flat. You need pieces sized: (2) 3 1/8 x 1 7/8" (2) 3 1/8 x 5/8" (2) 5/8 x 1 7/8" I punched a hole in the middle of one of the flaps using the Detail Trio Punch. I stamped the image from Gnome for the Holidays stamp set on Whisper White Cardstock with Tuxedo Black Ink. I colored the Image with Stampin' Blends: Dark Balmy Blue for hat and clothes, Light Smokey Slate for bell, Dark Smokey Slate for boots, you can use Light Petal pink and Rocco Rose for nose and Light Petal Pink for the hands. I fussy cut the image out and attached it to a piece of Balmy Blue Cardstock sized 1 3/8 x 2 3/8" with liquid glue. I attached the Balmy Blue Image piece to Pacific Point Cardstock sized 1 1/2 x 2 1/2". I attached it over the ribbon on top of the box with Dimensionals. I put some Wink of Stella on the Gnome's hat and bell. I also attached some Adhesive Backed Snowflakes around the top of the image. I put Snowflake Splendor Ribbon down through the top of the hole in the box, wound it around the box and tied a bow on the side. You can buy your Stampin' Up! supplies with Me here. Supplies: Gnome for the Holidays stamp set Snowflake Splendor Designer Series Paper Detail Trio Punch Balmy Blue Cardstock Pacific Point Cardstock Whisper White Cardstock Snowflake Splendor Ribbon Adhesive Backed Snowflakes Tear and Tape Dimensionals Simply Score Tool Liquid Glue I hope you enjoyed my project today! Thank you for visiting. See you next time.

Hello everyone! I am here with Gina K. Designs featuring the newly released "Gnome for the Holiday" Stamp n' Stencil™ Craft Kit. Gina K. Designs and Thermoweb Designers have joined together for an Instagram Hop to show off this wonderful Craft Kit. You can start the instagram hop here, be sure to join. There will be two random winners from BOTH companies IG hops & designer IG accounts. The hop will end on Sunday, October 18th at 11:59 pm CST. Winners will be announced on the 19th. I have created two cards for your inspiration: My first card is a slimline card, here are Gina K. Designs measurements if you want to create one for yourself. I cut the top layer at 3 5/8 x 8 5/8 I stamped the mountains from the Gnome for the Holiday stamp set with GKD ink. I then masked the mountains and inked the sky with GKD inks. I then added some Glitz Glitter Gel Iridescent to the mountain top using the stencil from the Craft Kit, I let that dry and then added some snow in the sky using GKD Stencil Snowfall. I set this aside to dry. The gnomes I die cut the body with Deco Foil Toner Sheets and then foiled it with the GKD/ Thermoweb Fancy Foils. I die cut the hats with GKD cardstock and used the Deco foil Transfer Gel Duo with the stencil from the craft kit and then used the Fancy Foils after the gel dried, I ran it through the foiling machine. The beards I die cut using Thermoweb White Flock. The balls on the Gnomes hats are also cut from Thermoweb White Flock. I assembled their bodies and wallah they are all together. I die cut the trees and added the Transfer Gel Duo and added the Fancy Foils and ran it through the foiling machine. I cut a snow bank at the bottom of my card, added the sentiment from the Craft Kit and added it to my card and then assembled the card. My next card, I created an A2 shaker card. I cut the top panel at 4 x 5 1/4, I die cut a circle toward the top of the panel. I stamped the sentiment from the stamp set in the craft kit. I added some acetate in the back of the circle panel and added some of GKD foam tape cutting it in thin strips around the back of the panel. I sat this aside to create the gnome. The gnomes I die cut the body with Deco Foil Toner Sheets and then foiled it with the GKD/ Thermoweb Fancy Foils. I die cut the hats with GKD cardstock and used the Deco foil Transfer Gel Duo with the stencil from the craft kit and then used the Fancy Foils after the gel dried, I ran it through the foiling machine. The beards I die cut using Thermoweb White Flock. The ball on the Gnome hat is also cut from Thermoweb White Flock. I assembled his body. I added the sequins from the GKD mermaid tail and added the piece of cardstock I created a background scene using the technique above. I added this panel to the card base. I added the Gnome to the front of the shaker card and added the blue heart from the GKD Rainbow hearts to finish the card off. Thank you so much for stopping by, I hope you have been inspired and will join the hop. Here are the supplies I used for this card. Affiliate Links used at no cost to you.

Aloha! The Stamp Review Crew are hopping and we are sharing lots of gorgeous projects featuring the "Timeless Tropical" bundle...I love the images in this set and being a fan of all things tropical an

Create a card of die-cuts with the Kindest Gnomes Bundle by Stampin' Up! Stesha Bloodhart, Stampin' Hoot!

Hello! Happy Sunday! The Crafty Collaborations team is comprised of Stampin’ Up! demonstrators from around the world. Each month, we participate in several collaborative projects including blog hops, like this […]

Forever Gold Laset-Cut Specialty paper frames are perfect for stenciling. The stenciled background is perfect to showcase a sentiment.

Hi Stamping Friends! I give lots of gift cards for Christmas and I'll be making several of the Gnome For The Holidays ones that I'm featuring today! You can create one, too, with my LIVE Class Kit! Get all the details below! ____________________________________________________

Welcome to the CREATIVE INKING BLOG HOP for November - we are featuring CHRISTMAS this month! YAY! You'll find some great tips for the GNOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS stamp set and a super fun and easy POP UP box that your friends and family will adore here: If the video above does not play - click HERE to watch it on my blog. Oh my goodness! Aren't these cute? I love to make a matching set of goodies when I'm making cards and this one makes me happy! The GNOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS is so charming and gnomes are all...

Hello Crafty Friends! Laurie here again! I am sharing My Gnomeo Centre-Step Card using the Kindest Gnomes Bundle and the matching Storybook Gnomes 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper by Stampin' Up! The Kindest Gnomes Bundle includes the Kindest Gnomes Stamp Set and the Gnomes Dies. The Details of My Card For my card, I decided to make a

I’m sharing a few projects created by some of my very talented Stampin’ Up! team members with you all today. Not everything used on the projects is 100% current Stampin’ Up! items, but I hope that…

A group of pretty Christmas tags.made using the Kindest Gnomes stamp set by Stampin' Up!

My July-December 2022 Mini Catalog preorder arrived today, and I HAD to play with the gnomes. Yes, the Kindest Gnomes Bundle! You 'll be able to order it July 1! And, if you've been waiting

Stampin Up Gnome for the Holidays Accordion card with Snowflake Splendor designer paper for Stamping Sunday Blog Hop Mini Designer Paper

My July-December 2022 Mini Catalog preorder arrived today, and I HAD to play with the gnomes. Yes, the Kindest Gnomes Bundle! You 'll be able to order it July 1! And, if you've been waiting

Hi Stamping Friends! I give lots of gift cards for Christmas and I'll be making several of the Gnome For The Holidays ones that I'm featuring today! You can create one, too, with my LIVE Class Kit! Get all the details below! ____________________________________________________

Love this background stamp and it works wonderfully with the Sending Smiles bundle. The inside sentiment says "to brighten your day". I masked it so that I could have just the "sunshine" on the card front, and then masked the sunshine word, so that I would have the rest of the sentiment on the inside. Stampin'Up! has Masking Paper, page 149 of the annual catalog. Supplies are below. Just click to order. Order this from me, and I will send you a card made with it! (Maybe even this one). Happy stamping! Product List Rays Of Light Cling Stamp Set...

We made this nice masculine card at my class last week: It's a perfect card for a guy, and could be used for a variety of occasions. I love the Come Sail Away suite, and this card uses many of the products that are available in the bundle. We started with a piece of 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" Night of Navy cardstock, folded in half. To this we adhered two strips of the Come Sail Away designer series paper, leaving a small space between them. Then we wrapped the Bakers Twine around the card twice, ending with a knot and an anchor from the Sail Away Trinkets. The sailboat and lighthouse (from Sailing Home) were stamped on Sahara Sand using Night of Navy ink, then cut with the coordinating Smooth Sailing dies. Don't recognize the sentiment? Well that's where we went AWOL from the suite, and picked up the phrase from the adorable On To Adventure set. It was stamped on Sahara Sand and cut with the Smooth Sailing dies (a second label was cut using Night of Navy; we snipped it in half and "spread" it to create the frame around the sentiment). And we finished with a ships wheel, cut with the dies and Soft Suede cardstock. I'm starting to like making masculine cards! The Come Sail Away Designer Series Paper is part of the Buy 3 Get 1 FREE offer going on now through September 30. Don't miss out! Product List Sailing Home Cling Stamp Set [149457] $24.00 Sailing Home Bundle [151066] $50.25 On To Adventure Cling Stamp Set [149334] $20.00 Night Of Navy Classic Stampin' Pad [147110] $7.50 Come Sail Away Designer Series Paper [149481] $11.50 Night Of Navy 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [100867] $8.75 Sahara Sand 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [121043] $8.75 Soft Suede 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [115318] $8.75 Night Of Navy/Sahara Sand Baker's Twine [149483] $4.00 Sail Away Trinkets [149482] $8.00 Smooth Sailing Dies [149576] $32.00 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $4.00 Mini Stampin' Dimensionals [144108] $4.00

Look at this cute swinging legged gnome! He is just stinkin' adorable! How did I make the gnome? Here are all of the pieces I used to make the gnome. Hat, nose, beard, 2 hands, 2 arms & feet. I cut the swing hole piece out of a 3/4 x 1" piece. NOTE: I did trim the swing hole piece down though after taking this photo & made it 3/8 x 1" & I diagonally snipped of the top corners too a little, as it was hitting on the arms when it was wider. This is the gnome all assembled. Add dimensionals as shown- be sure to not put them too low. AND put the arms UP a little higher than shown, so that they don't hit on the legs when they swing. Add the swing piece & legs like this with 2 mini dimensionals on top of each other. Theses stacked dimensionals will be stuck to the back side of the beard. NOTE: I did snip the top corners off of this just alittle from the swinging mechanism so it wouldn't hit the arms when it was swinging. Now add the gnome to the embossed snowflake piece. This is what the card looks like when it is opened up. Notice how I added the DSP over the top right side of the white inside piece. I made this gnome card a birthday card! As I think he looks happy & like he is celebrating! Here are the supplies & measurements. stamp set: 'Charming Sentiments' card stock: Pacific Point- 4 1/4 x 8 3/4"- score at 5 1/2" & fold for card base Pacific Point- 3 x 3" Pacific Point- 1" strip- die cut feet & arms Balmy Blue- 2 3/4 x 2 3/4"- emboss with snowflakes Blushing Bride- 1" strip- die cut nose & both hands Basic White- 3/8 x 1"- die cut hole in top part of this for swing mechanics, using the nose die Basic White- 2 1/2" strip- die cut beard Basic White- 1" strip- stamp words & die cut using Sentimental Silhouettes Dies Basic White- 4 x 5 1/4"- for inside of card designer paper: Storybook Gnomes- 2" strip- die cut hat 2 x 4"- snowflakes for inside of card 3 x 4"- snowflakes for outside of card ink: Pacific Point other: Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine; Gnome Dies; Sentimental Silhouettes Dies; Wintry 3D Embossing Folder pack (Snowflakes); Iridescent Rhinestones; dimensionals; mini dimensionals; glue dots I hope you have a MARVELOUS Monday! Happy Stamping! Hugs- SUSIE

Stampin' Up! Kindest Gnomes flip fun fold handmade Christmas card by Lisa Ann Bernard of Queen B Creations