Papercraft by Jennifer Frost: BY STAMP: Peace This Christmas

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I caught up with some of my wonderful Stampin' Up! team mates yesterday for a little Christmas in July stamping event called a shoebox swap. It was such fun to not only see all their different ideas but to chat away with some like-minded demonstrators whilst putting the projects together! Thanks for the great 'crafternoon' ladies.

I went for a bit of a vintage inspired design for my swap. I tried to keep it simple but I couldn't resist adding the Peace this Christmas pinecones, berries and leaf layers which were fussy cut and put in place behind the tag.

This is the third card I've shared on my blog with this stamp set, you can find the other projects here.
I look forward to sharing more Christmas themed projects this month so be sure to check back soon!

Christmas in July 2016 #3, Tis the Season

July 24, 2016

This Christmas Specialty designer paper, Peace this Christmas, Oh What Fun, Stampin' Up!, Glassine Gift Bag, Papercraft by Jennifer Frost

The Christmas in July theme continues today with this little collection of projects featuring the 'This Christmas' Suite.

For my first project, I chose to dress up one of the translucent Glassine Gift bags. These are great for quick gift packaging and food safe too - perfect for some sweet Christmas cookies! The Oh, What Fun stamp set had this 'sweet season' wording which I thought was a wonderful fit for a gift bag containing baked goodies! I masked off the little lined section at the top of the stamp and added the pretty flower and berries from the Peace this Christmas set instead.

Peace this Christmas, Oh What Fun, Stampin' Up!, Treat Box, Papercraft by Jennifer Frost

I decided to make a little clear Tiny Treat Box to match. I lined the bottom of the box with some garden green cardstock, added a little baking paper and inserted the Christmas cookie. I then closed it up with a band of burlap, a metallic gold doily and finished with a little round gift tag.

This Christmas Specialty designer paper, Peace this Christmas, Stampin' Up!, Christmas card, Papercraft by Jennifer Frost

Lastly, I completed this collection with a Christmas card featuring the Peace This Christmas set. It's the second card I've shared on my blog with this stamp set - you can see the first here.

And be sure to follow the Artisan blog hop journey by clicking the link below. You won't want to miss all the fun Christmas in July ideas the team has to share :)

Glassine Gift Bags

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This Christmas Designer Series Specialty Paper

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5/8" (1.6 Cm) Burlap Ribbon

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Very Vanilla Thick Baker’S Twine

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Layering Circle Framelits Dies

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Real Red A4 Card Stock

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Very Vanilla A4 Card Stock

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Peace This Christmas Clear-Mount Stamp Set

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Oh, What Fun Photopolymer Stamp Set

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Basic Black Stampin' Write Marker

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Brights Stampin' Write Markers

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Regals Stampin' Write Markers

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Metallic Foil Doilies

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Garden Green A4 Card Stock

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Clear Tiny Treat Boxes

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Softly Falling Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

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Christmas in July 2016 #2, Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop

July 14, 2016

There is no need to wait for the release of a holiday catalogue this year to get a hold of fun new Christmas themed sets. The Stampin' Up! Annual catalogue includes a beautiful collection of festive products - perfect for your Christmas in July celebrations and, for the super organised, a chance to get started on some Christmas cardmaking!

Today I'm sharing a project that features the new Peace This Christmas set. I've enjoyed pulling out my Stampin' Write markers for colouring the pretty imagery directly on the stamp of this set! I've also used the coordinating This Christmas designer series papers. This wonderful pack includes not just two, but four of each paper pattern, which I love as it makes preparing several of the same design very convenient!

I look forward to sharing more Christmas themed projects this month so be sure to check back soon! In the meantime, follow the link below to see what the rest of the amazing Artisan team have come up with.