Hello Crafty Friends! Priscilla here from Nubble Light Designs, sharing a festive (and slightly snarky!) Christmas card featuring the Kat Scrappiness “Ugly Sweater” Paper Pad paired with the “Christmas Sweater Stencil” for a cozy backdrop. Of course, the star of the show is Kat’s beloved Quokka from the “Dress Up Quokkas Stamps/Dies” collection, all bundled up in her oversized polka-dot sweater and hilariously wondering if it makes her look fat. (Spoiler alert: ugly sweaters are supposed to!)
🧰 Kat Scrappiness Products Used
- Ugly Sweater Paper Pad
- Christmas Sweater Stencil
- Dress Up Quokkas Stamps/Dies
- Stitched Speech Bubbles Craft Dies
- Santa’s Helpers Stamp Set (“Merry Christmas” sentiment)
📋 Card Details:
- Created a A2 top-folding white card base.
- Using the Christmas Sweater Stencil and red, green, and black ink, created a background and adhered to the top half of the card front.
- Cut a strip of patterned paper from the Ugly Sweater Paper Pad and adhered to the bottom of the card front.
- Added red stitched ribbon across the middle.
- Die cut and colored one of the quokkas from the Dress Up Quokkas Stamps/Dies collection.
- Using the quokka die cut again with a piece of polka-dot paper from the Ugly Sweater Paper Pad, created a sweater for the quokka to wear.
- Die cut a circle from black cardstock and ran it through my Big Shot using a sweater pattern embossing folder.
- Adhered the quokka to the embossed circle and then foam mounted the circle to the front of the card.
- Created a custom sentiment on my computer, die cut it out using one of the Stitched Speech Bubbles Craft Dies, and adhered it to the left of the quokka.
- White heat embossed the “Merry Christmas” sentiment from the Santa’s Helpers Stamp Set on black cardstock, framed it in red, and foam mounted it to the front of the card.
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