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Hello everyone, it’s Caren here today, and I’m sharing a card today that features the Stitched and Layered Snowman and the Sugar Plum Fairies patterned paper.

I started by assembling my snowman using the Stitched and Layered snowman dies. I used the Sugar Plum Fairies slimline paper for the hat and scarf on the snowman. I used a carrot sprinkle for the nose of the snowman and two purple heart sprinkles for the buttons. I then took one of the Sentiment Strip dies and cut out several patterns from the Sugar Plum Fairies paper.
I did a little bit ink blending on the card base with purple distress ink. I then added my strips to the bottom half of my card base and added a purple peel off strip. I adhered the snowman to the card using dimensional adhesive. I love the the colors of the Sugar Plum paper and the way this card turned out.

Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for stopping by!
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Hello Friends Waleska here to share a very funny card inspired on one of my favorite christmas movies The Grinch! and that is because I used to be a Christamas Grinch before my husband taught me the beauty of Christmas, so I felt inspired today to make some Grinch ornaments with the new Christmas Shaker Ornament dies!

CARD DETAILS:
To create this fun slimline card I used the Condensed Upercase Alphabet Dies I only used the H today but I love this die set because I can use it to form many different words I cut this letters with red cardstock and then I cut some white stripes that I glue to the letters. Then I cut the ornaments with green cardstock and the top part of the ornaments with gold cardstock, I stamped the grinch face to the ornaments.

I then adhere the letters and ornaments to a white cardbase and I cut a frame from the Stitched Scalloped Nesting Slimline Dies from light blue cardstock.

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you can be inspired by my card today, remmeber to check out all the new Slimline Line of products on the Kat Scrappiness Shop!
Waleska Galindo
Hi Crafty Friends,
I have two FUN SHAKER Shaker cards for you today featuring Kat Scrappiness’ awesome sprinkles, sequins, NEW Cozy Christmas Paper Pad and NEW Slimline Dies!
Make Crafty Friends Q & A:
Q: Do you have snow where you live?
A: Me? No, not yet… we usually get the most in January and February in Chicago
Card #1: There’s Snow One Like You
Supplies:
Kat Scrappiness Fancy Scallop Nesting Slimline Die
Kat Scrappiness Never Ending Slimline Rectangle Die
Kat Scrappiness A Cozy Christmas Paper Pad
Kat Scrappiness Chilly Willy Sprinkle Mix
Kat Scrappiness Fluffy Cloud Sequin Mix
Kat Scrappiness Stitched Fishtail Banner Die
Stamplorations Snowman Stamp Set
Card #2: You Are So Getting Coal
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Supplies:
Kat Scrappiness Tri-Frame Slimline Die
Kat Scrappiness Hung By the Chimney Sprinkles
Kat Scrappiness A Cozy Christmas Paper Pad
Kat Scrappiness Christmas Stocking Banner Die
Kat Scrappiness Holly Leaves Sequin Mix
Kat Scrappiness Stitched Fishtail Banner Die
Kat Scrappiness Naughty Christmas Stamp Set
Crafty Friends,
Today we are creating a colorful Christmas card that also has to be one of the easiest ever! Kat Scrappiness has the best dies for making cards when you do not feel like coloring in stamps.

I started by color blending a background on an A-2 layer 2 piece of card stock. To this I splatted water to create a snowflake feel. This I layered onto a layer 1 and then onto a card base. Each layer color was chosen to co-ordinate with the beautiful tree layers.

I then die cut my tree layers using the Kat Scrappiness Sugar Plum Fairies slim line paper from the new release. The tree die is also from the Kat Scrappiness new release.

To finish the card I added clear sequins and an embossed sentiment across the tree. This would be a great project for kids to try. Kids can make it based on their age and skill set.
supplies:
KS – tree die
KS – Sugar Plum Fairies slim line paper
KS – Clear sequins

These new Christmas Shaker Ornament dies are SO fun and super easy to create! Believe me, you can’t make just one!

You can use the dies in different ways, too! I created the circle shaped Christmas Shaker Ornament die using Snow Flurries Sequins and Blue Candy Sprinkles. For the other ornament/tag, I simply cut glitter cardstock and added the ornament top from silver cardstock. The ornament top is also part of the Christmas Shaker Ornament Dies set!

These little shakers are fun and festive – perfect to add to any package or gift bag as a gift tag and pretty enough to hang on your tree!! I used Merry & Bright Sprinkles for this shaker. Aren’t those tiny peppermints just the cutest?!!

I think the star shaped shaker die will also work great for birthday and other celebration type cards! I combined Retro Christmas II and Yuletide Gala sequins for this ornament shaker.

And, of course, these darling Christmas Ornament Shakers can easily be added to a card base (this card has a layer of Slimline Cuppa Christmas paper) to create a fabulous, festive statement!!
Hi Everyone! Priscilla here from Nubble Light Designs. Today I am sharing two cards made with the newly released “Holiday Village Slimline Border Die” by Kat Scrappiness. Although perfect for any season, at this time of year, this die just begs the singing of 🎼 “I‘m dreaming of a white Christmas . . . ” 🎼 And can you spot the tiny snowman peaking out on both of my cards?

For my first card, I die cut the village slimline border from white card stock and backed the windows in gold glitter card stock.

I added another snowy hill in the background using the Kat Scrappiness “Stitched Slimline Waves Die” and placed a gold glitter tree line behind the village using one of the “Slimline Mountain Scape Dies.”

To create the sky, I used several shades of red Distress Oxide inks, and added falling snow with white texture paste and a snow stencil. The Lawn Fawn sentiment “let it snow” is white heat embossed and several snowflakes and a tiny “Frosty the Snowman” from Kat‘s “Frosty Wonderland Sequin & Sprinkle Mix” finish this card.
For my second card, I die cut the village out of red/black buffalo check paper and added “snow” on the roof tops using a Marvy Snow Marker.

The night sky was created with several shades of blue Distress Oxide inks. I used white texture paste and a snow stencil again on this card, and another sentiment from Lawn Fawn. Some peppermint candies from Kat‘s “Peppermint Swirl Sprinkles for Christmas Mix,” a few “White Snowflake Sprinkles,” and, once again, a tiny “Frosty” complete this card.
Thank you so much for stopping by! Don’t forget to check out what’s NEW in Kat’s Shop, and follow my blog and Instagram for more “Kat Scrappiness Amazingness”!
Stay Safe . . .
PS: Comment below if you spot the snowman in both cards!
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