Stampin'Up! Limited Edition Stamps & Thinlet Dies
November 05, 2018
Today we're creating another wonderful gift tag using the Stampin'Up! Limited Edition Stamps & Thinlet Dies..check it out
We're using the same large snowflake thinlit (Snowfall Thinlit dies) that we used on the Navy tag last week. Today we're using it atop a red based designer series paper--which is great for Christmas or even later this winter...very simple tag but you don't need to be too creative to make this lovely any lovelier, right?
Just substitute any designer series paper and you can change the mood and the occasion very quickly.
Drop back by during November to see additional samples and ways to use these products all year long!
You can download the entire Snowflake Showcase brochure here Download 10.01.18_FLYER_Q4_OUT_OF_PUB_US
I'll give you the directions below followed by the supply list. Order your supplied now by clicking on the Shop Now button or on one of the images below.
Remember
*The Snowflake Snowcase products are only available this November (or as long a supplies last) --after 11/30 they will not be available in future catalogs.
*to use this month's Host code (437B9C7T) and you'll earn $5 of Stampin'Up! product for each $50 in product that you purchase!
Directions:
1. Cut 3 3/8 X 3 3/8 designer series paper (I used Under the Mistletoe #146921); cut 3 5/8 X 3 5/8 Whisper White cardstock; cut 3 3/4 X 3 3/4 Real Red cardstock.
2. Punch a hole in the red square and thread 18" Silver twine through hole. Adhere white square and then designer paper with liquid glue.
3. Cut the largest snowflake (Snowfall thinlit dies) from Sparkle Glimmer paper (note: use Precision base plate for best results). Adhere to center of squares above with glue dots.
4. Cut small snowflake from Real Red cardstock and adhere to center of large snowflake with glue dot. Adhere small Clear Expoxy droplet to center.
Your gift tag is ready for giving!
Here's the supply list--click on the Shop Now button or on one of the images below and order your supplies now:
