Hello, Whimsy friends!
Today we welcome the lovely Julee Tilman back to the blog.
I started by coloring up the Santa hat and Christmas lights gnomes from
Gnome for the Holidays with Copic colors in a traditional Christmas color combo. I then die cut them with the coordinating
Gnome for the Holidays Outline Dies, die cutting the Santa one a couple more times to layer up for dimension.
I grabbed some designer paper scraps from my Christmas stash and went to work creating some simple layouts for these sweet little gnomes. I'm usually a more is more girl, but I try to keep Christmas cards pretty tame so they don't cost a fortune to mail! Santa got a buffalo plaid print to ground him, then the sentiment stamped on a die cut circle up above. I accented with sequins and rhinestones to finish off this sweet card.
For the Christmas lights gnome, I decided to make a mini slimline card with a gift card pocket. I created some easy layers and a pocket that would fit a mini Starbucks gift card, then added the darling gnome to the front of it. The sentiment is from the
Gnome for Christmas set, and I stamped it onto a die cut from the fabulous
Antique ATC Frames Die Set. My finished card size is 3.5 x 6".
My final card for today uses the adorable elf gnome from
Gnome for Christmas. I die cut him with the coordinating
Gnome for Christmas Outline Dies, cutting a few more die cuts two layer up for dimension. Next I used the
Antique ATC Frames Die Set to cut a sentiment panel from white cardstock and a mat from patterned paper. I used the
Twinkle Stencil with a light green ink to add a little interest to the sentiment panel, then embossed the holly jolly sentiment in a darker green ink. A few layers of paper and some rhinestones and this card was finished.
Thank you for stopping by today! I am so honored to have been a special guest and it was such a treat creating with all their wonderful products. If you love gnomes as much as I do, you don't want to miss their brand new
Gnome Warm Wishes stamp set. It's the next thing on my gigantic wishlist!
Thank you, Julee, for this adorable inspiration!