Creative Inkling Blog Hop - 'Tis the Season

Welcome to the Creative Inkling Blog Hop.  The theme this month is ' Tis the Season, so I thought that I would show you a gift card using some product that is retiring.  I would hate for you not to be able get this stamp set and dies before it retires.  Also we are using the Envelope Punch Board.  This has retired from Stampin' Up!, but it is in the Clearance Rack right now.  It is such a great tool.  I will show you that you can make other things than just envelopes.  

This card was actually inspired by a friend of mine's Christmas card this year.  She didn't use the same stamp sets or dies but it was the sponging that gave me the idea to do this card.

So who doesn't need Gift cards at Christmas?

Here is the card. 

And the inside of the card.

 

Nothing like seeing Santa in the sky for a little one.  I will include the supply list below. I also did a video, showing how I put this gift card together.  Watch the video for another alternative for the card.

 

I hope you like it.  Now why not join in the Hop?  Go see what Kelly Acheson  has done.

And if you missed it, you can go back to see what Linda Bauwin has done. 

 

If you live in Canada, I would love to be your demonstrator!  You can click on the supply list below to order any of these items through my online shop.  If you would like to receive a copy of the new Annual Catalogue and you don't have a demonstrator, please  email me at [email protected] to request a copy.  ALSO, if you want the new Mini Catalog, let me know  so that I can get it mailed to you.

Please be sure to use the current Host Code  DC6W3DFE to receive a free gift from me. When you place an  order using the Host Code, I'll send you a tutorial to make cards using the theme Let It Snow as a thank you.  If your order is over $200, please do not use the Hostess Code as you'll qualify for Stampin' Rewards, but I'll still send you the tutorial.  

Here is the supply list:

 

Why not try one yourself? 

Have a wonderful day.  Take time to create.  It is great for the soul.

Stampingly,

Diane Evans