Gingerbread house cards

My son is a fan of ATV riding and I decided to surprise him with an unusual Christmas Card. I found a beautiful ATV card to make a top-notch DIY. The craft is easy to make, it took me 40 mins to complete it.

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Karen Burniston's Designer Challenge for December has each designer working with a different Pop 'n Cuts insert - fun idea!!... my insert was the House die, which I used in the Square Card with Ornate Edges base. I had in mind a gingerbread house, decorated with sweets, and I ended up doing a bit of hand-drawing to get the look I was after. For the top border, I used Tim Holtz Tinsel, and a tag from Karen's Gift Card Holder Framelits set, plus bits from my stash. (I didn't have the right…

I found this super cute image in today's Featured Stamper, Waltzingmouse(aka Claire)'s gallery: https://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1355848?cat=fav I stamped and punched out this sweet house and added white gel pen trim and red gems. Popped it up on foam mounts. Enjoy your day, Claire!

Hi Crafty Friends This week we experimented with different stamping techniques. This was inspired by a card I saw on Pinterest and involved masking. This one used a turnabout stamp I loved all the different colour combinations people used. This one required a wreath builder template, which was quite straightforward to construct, and a lot of fun to use. It was great to see all the variations people came up with.