I'm currently working on holiday (mostly Christmas) cards, and I'm also playing along with the Simon Says Stamp "Anything Goes" Wednesday Challenge. This one is a little cheekier card than I normally make, but it's for someone specific (my uncle, who loves this type of humor).
This is a slimline (3.5" x 8.5") card. I stamped two cats and a bird from the Tim Holtz Snarky Cat Christmas Stamptember 2020 set (retired) and Snarky Cat Christmas set, using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink on Copic XPress-It Blending Card. I colored them with Copics, then used my Scan 'n Cut to cut them out. (I was NOT fussy cutting those tassels.)
I cut a 3.25" x 8.25" white panel and used Distress Oxide Speckled Egg Ink and the My Favorite Things Mini Cloud Edges stencil to create the clouds. I cut a same-size panel of very sparkly, white glitter paper and then used the Lawn Fawn Stitched Hillside Borders die set to cut the snowy slopes. I glued the sloped pieces to the cloud panel using double-sided Scor-Tape.
I stamped the sentiment ("Jingler" by Impression Obsession) with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink on white cardstock, then carefully trimmed it with my Cutterpillar. I used some jingle-bell brads from Hobby Lobby to give each cat a jingle bell (poking a small hole first, then putting the brad in). Finally, I attached everything to the card base: red cardstock base, cloud panel, sparkle snow layers, cats/bird and sentiment. I popped up the sentiments and grouchy cat for a little dimension.
List of all stamps/dies/stencils used on this card:
- Snarky Cat Christmas Stamptember 2020 stamp set (Tim Holtz/Simon Says Stamp, retired)
- Snark Cat Christmas stamp set (Tim Holtz/Stampers Anonymous)
- Jingler stamp (Impression Obsession)
- Stitched Hillside Borders die set (Lawn Fawn)
- Mini Cloud Edges Stencil (My Favorite Things)
- Copic XPress-It Blending Card
- Copic markers (various)
- Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
- Cherry Cobbler cardstock and Diamond Glitter cardstock (Stampin' Up)
- Double-sided tape (Scor-tape)
- Jingle bell brads (Hobby Lobby)
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