Ho ho ho! Angeline here with some (early) Christmas cards. Kat Scrappiness has some amazing dies, stamps and sequins perfect for the holidays, so let’s take a look!

Today I am featuring the Stitched & Layered Christmas Tree Die by Kat Scrappiness; which is great to be a focal point for your holiday cards and with just one die, I could make 2 cards!

For my first card, I die cut the Christmas tree from some DCWV Christmas patterned papers and used the stitched die cuts to adhere it on my card front. Then I added some Nuvo Embellishment Mousse [Indian Gold] to the top/bottom of my card — it is so shiny and pretty!

For the sentiment, I die cut the “naughty” word from the Naughty Christmas Stamp Set with Matching Die by Kat Scrappiness and embossed it with some WOW Embossing Powder [Metallic gold rich ultra high] to get the “ultra” embossed look! I also used the same stamp for the rest of the sentiment.

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And because I did the die cut earlier with the Stitched & Layered Christmas Tree Die by Kat Scrappiness, I was left with a “negative” so I decided to make a second card with it. I used the same Nuvo Embellishment Mousse [Indian Gold] to “frame” the tree. Then before I adhere it to my front with foam adhesive, I filled in the “negative” areas with lots of Kat Scrappiness sequins (supplies listed below).

Here is the list of supplies I used to make this card. For all the supplies linked, you can get it from Kat Scrappiness store. Do remember to use my code “Angeline10” to get 10% off your order! Happy shopping.

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Stitched & Layered Christmas Tree Die by Kat Scrappiness
Naughty Christmas Stamp Set with Matching Die by Kat Scrappiness
Nuvo Embellishment Mousse [Indian Gold]
Jolly St. Nick Sequin Mix – Christmas Sequin Mix – Kat Scrappiness
Retro Christmas Sequin Mix – Shaker Card Fillers – Kat Scrappiness
Peppermint Twists Sequin Mix – Christmas Sequin Mix – Kat Scrappiness
DCWV Patterned Papers
Adhesive
WOW Embossing powder [Metallic Gold Rich Ultra High]
Versamark Embossing Ink

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