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Here is a pretty Christmas card made using the Yuletide Village stamp set combined with the More Wishes stamp set.

Colours used in this card are:

To recreate the Christmas church card, you will need:

Poppy Parade card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” – scored at 4⅛”
Old Olive card – 5⅞” by ½” x 2
Basic White card – 5⅞” by 3½”
Basic White card – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside

I stamped the pretty church onto the 5⅞” by 3½” piece of Basic White card with Pebbled Path ink.

The Yuletide Christmas stamp set from Stampin' Up! used to make a beautiful Christmas card

www.crafty-rootes.com – A beautiful Church themed Christmas card made using the Yuletide Christmas stamp set

Using the following Blends Pens I coloured in the image – Pool Party, Poppy Parade, Old Olive, Ivory, SU 200, SU 500 & Gray Granite

www.crafty-rootes.com – A beautiful Church themed Christmas card made using the Yuletide Christmas stamp set

The sentiment from the More Wishes stamp set was stamped in Poppy Parade and Old Olive inks.

www.crafty-rootes.com – A beautiful Church themed Christmas card made using the Yuletide Christmas stamp set

The strips of Old Olive card were glued to top and bottom of the decorated panel and the whole piece was then added to the card front on Dimensionals.

www.crafty-rootes.com – A beautiful Church themed Christmas card made using the Yuletide Christmas stamp set

A trio of Iridescent discs completed the card.

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Details of the products I used for this project can be found below.

Mo x

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Welcome to the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop where our theme is ‘Merry Christmas Stampers’. I have chosen to use the More Wishes stamp set combined with the Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set.

Colours used in this card are:

To recreate the Merry Christmas card, you will need:

Sweet Sorbet card base – – 8¼” by 5⅞” – scored at 4⅛”
Basic Black card – 5⅜” by 3⅝”
Basic White card – 5¼” by 3½”
Basic White card – 3½” by 1¾”
Basic Black card – 3¾” by ⅜” x 2
Basic White card – 5½” by 3¾”

Using a T square ruler, I marked off a strip 1¾” wide near the top of the 5¼” by 3½” panel of Basic White card using a pencil. This would act as a guide when I began stamping.

A merry Christmas card made for the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop using the Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set by Stampin' Up!

www.crafty-rootes.com – The Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set used to make a merry Christmas card for the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop

I began by stamping the largest detailed snowflake from the Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set in Petal Pink ink, above the top pencil line and below the bottom pencil line.

www.crafty-rootes.com – The Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set used to make a merry Christmas card for the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop

The medium sized snowflake was added in Sweet Sorbet ink and the smallest using Memento Tuxedo Black ink. The pencil ines were then erased.

Stampers Showcase Blog Hop using the Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set by Stampin' Up!

www.crafty-rootes.com – The Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set used to make a merry Christmas card for the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop

The whole panel was then glued to the large Basic Black layer and then to the Sweet Sorbet card base.

www.crafty-rootes.com – The Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set used to make a merry Christmas card for the Stampers Showcase Blog Hop

On the 3½” by 1¾” strip of Basic White card I stamped the word CHRISTMAS in Sweet Sorbet ink. The ‘merry’ was added in Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I glued the thin strips of Basic Black card to the top and bottom of the sentiment panel and trimmed off the excess. The panel was then added to the card front on Dimensionals.