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Silk Microfine Glitter Christmas cards

December 6, 2016

Hello everyone, Sanna here again today. The Flower Cluster 1 die, for some reason reminds me of a poinsettia in a way. When I realized this, I already knew that I wanted to try and use this die for Christmas themed cards. Here is what I came up with:

Sanna Lippert - Glitter Christmas cards

On purpose I chose colors that would be more Christmas like – greens, blues, reds and white. That way the die cut would not immediately bring summer to mind.

Here is how I created the cards:
1. Take Whisper Blue & White Soft Finish Cardstock and cut several pieces into a size of approximately 10 x 13,5 cm.
2. Take the Flower Cluster 1 die and place it over the pre-cut cardstock pieces where you want the image to be. Run through your die cutting machine. Remove the residue pieces and put the die cut pieces aside.
3. Adhere Clear Double Sided Adhesive onto the die cut white and light blue cardstock pieces.
4. Now adhere the die cut flower cluster pieces onto the open spaces and use a protective foil from the adhesive sheet to “rub” the piece onto it’s place. Make sure not to touch the adhesive surface with your fingers. The glitter will not stick to the surface well if you touch it with your fingers.
5. Next pick a few Silk Microfine Glitter colors and pour the glitter into the open adhesive areas. Place a coffee filter under the card, before pouring the glitter. Dab the residue off and polish the surface with your finger.
6. Gather the residue glitter from the coffee filter back to the jar.
7. Stamp a seasonal sentiment with the Winter Sentiments clear stamp set onto each card and decorate the flowers with matching half pearls.

Sanna Lippert - Glitter Christmas cardsI also recorded a short video about the creating process for you to watch. Hope you like it!

And while I was at it, I made quite a few cards, but they are actually all different, as I always changed the glitter color on each card. That way I am still staying true to my motto of not making a single similar card for Christmas. Here are a few more I made:
Sanna Lippert - Glitter Christmas cards

Sanna Lippert - Glitter Christmas cards

I hope you get inspired to play with glitter – it is perfect for the upcoming holiday season and create some handmade Christmas cards of your own. Have fun!!!!

xxx, Sanna

Supplies: 

Elizabeth Craft Designs:
Silk Microfine Glitter – Cool Diamond
Silk Microfine Glitter – Dark Mint
Silk Microfine Glitter – Bright Cranberry
Silk Microfine Glitter – Blue Green
Silk Microfine Glitter – Sea Glass
Silk Microfine Glitter – Blue Streak
Silk Microfine Glitter – Bright Grape
Silk Microfine Glitter – Spreckled Indigo
Silk Microfine Glitter – Miner´s Gold
Whisper Blue Soft Finish Cardstock
White Soft Finish Cardstock
Clear Double Sided Adhesive
Winter Sentiments clear stamps

Other:
Black stamp ink
White card bases
Half pearls

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  • Sanna December 9, 2016 at 5:37 am

    thank you so much everybody, I am so glad you got inspired :)!!

  • patricia posk December 7, 2016 at 1:43 am

    Great video…gives me lots of ideas…thank you and Happy Holiday

  • Susan December 6, 2016 at 6:45 pm

    Love glitter too and put it on everything I can. ECD glitter is the best!

  • Lisa Duggin December 6, 2016 at 4:15 pm

    Love it. Thank you for sharing. Blessings, Lisa

  • Raquel December 6, 2016 at 2:23 pm

    Very pretty and wonderful variety of colors.

  • Diane Lynne C. December 6, 2016 at 2:09 pm

    I love, love love, Silk Microfine Glitter. Such stunning colors.

  • Kathleen Adams December 6, 2016 at 11:55 am

    Wow, Sanna, these are all beautiful cards. They look very Christmasy and your tutorial is great!

  • Joset van de Burgt December 6, 2016 at 9:23 am

    Agree with Carlene. Love this collection and love the turorial!

  • Carlene Towne December 6, 2016 at 8:33 am

    Beautiful cards and a fabulous tutorial. Thank you.

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