I feel like it’s been forever since I made a card! I really missed it! The Spellbinders’ Die D-Lites and First Edition Blank Canvas paper make card making so much fun and so easy to do! The paper is so gorgeous that I didn’t feel like I had to do much to make this card beautiful.

First, I took the Spellbinders Die D-Lites Frame One and cut it out of my main paper. Instead of cutting out the frame and gluing it on, I wanted to make a whole so I could put a different color background behind the paper.

Next, I cut out the Whimsical Tree. Be sure to use your wax paper so you can get your tree out easier. I forgot mine and it took a little patience to get it out without ripping it. If you haven’t used wax paper with your dies yet, you’ll be in heaven when you try it. Just layer as follows: Paper (bottom), wax paper (middle), and the die on top.

Lastly, I embellished with with Want2Scrap Beautiful Blooms and your stamp of choice. I love that it was very simple, yet turned out so pretty.

Products used:

FEPAD050 – First Edition Blank Canvas 12×12 paper

S2-008 – Spellbinders Die D-Lites Whimsical Tree

S2-001 – Spellbinders Die D-Lites Frame One

4502 – Want2Scrap Beautiful Bling Borders Beautiful Blooms

2226- Want2Scrap Pink Pearls

You Are The Best Stamp

I hope you get to make some fun cards for the upcoming Holidays!!!

Thanks and Happy Scrappin’!

Stacy

About Stacy Anderson

I just came on the team as a designer in May 2012, so I get the fun part of working! Having my sweet and wonderful mother as the other designer is too much fun and we love bouncing ideas off of each other for card making and scrapbooking. I am also the other blogger showing you the fun new products! I love the customer's input on the blog and love to hear what is being made by all the readers.

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