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Friday, September 14, 2018

Sweet Christmas Cards -Spellbinders Christmas Blog Hop

Welcome to Spellbinders - New Collections Holiday Blog Hop

Spellbinders has gotten into the holiday spirit with several new collections from some amazing designers. Today's hop features:

A Sweet Christmas by Sharyn Sowell

Zenspired Holidays by Joanne Fink

A Charming Christmas by BeccaFeeken

Holiday Die D-Lites

The Prize and Rules

To celebrate this release, we are giving away a $50 gift certificate to one blog reader - selected from the comments across all of the blogs in the hop. Giveaway closes on Sunday, September 23rd at 11:59 pm EDT. The winner will be announced in the blog hop post the following Monday. Winner is responsible for shipping cost, duties and taxes.

The Blog Hop Order is located at the bottom of my post. Scroll on down, enjoy the card samples, and hop to see more inspiration.

My cards feature dies from A Sweet Christmas by Sharyn Sowell.

I created two cards that use the following dies:

Spellbinders Mistletoe Gatefold from A Sweet Christmas Collection by Sharyn Sowell

Spellbinders Hanging Stocking Die from A Sweet Christmas Collection by Sharyn Sowell

This is the first card. I thought the Mistletoe Gatefold die made a beautiful festive flap fold type card. I layered a green die cut under the gold for shadowing to make the Mistletoe Gatefold die pop.

When the card is opened, a warm surprise awaits.

Here's a quick video

This is the inside of the card featuring Spellbinders Hanging Stocking Die from A Sweet Christmas Collection by Sharyn Sowell. I have once again layered the dies for a bolder effect.

This is the second card. I decided to use the Spellbinders Mistletoe Gatefold from A Sweet Christmas Collection by Sharyn Sowell as a border on this card. I cut the die from cream colored cardstock and enhanced with inks and mist.

Thanks for stopping here as you hop through the blog order. I value your time and you comments.

Blog Hop Order:

Jennifer Snyder ( that's me)

Your next stop is Becca Feeken

Spellbinders Dies Used:

A Sweet Christmas by Sharyn Sowell

Spellbinders Hanging Stocking Die from A Sweet Christmas Collection by Sharyn Sowell
Spellbinders Mistletoe Gatefold from A Sweet Christmas Collection by Sharyn Sowell

Monday, October 10, 2016

Spellbinders -Maker's Mart - More Christmas Cards

Marker's Mart From Spellbinders is Now Open And a Chance to Win....

Spellbinders has opened it's new Maker's Mart shop - where you can be the first to grab a monthly kit. They also have a cool chance to win a prize. Scroll on down and you'll find the details.

Today I am sharing two cards that I made from my Maker's Mart dies.

This set of cards was created using the Holiday Themed Card Kit from Maker's Mart. This is chock full of darling dies from Spellbinders. They are perfectly sized for cards...I love them.

Share your Maker's Mart creations and win!

You can see all the details right here on the Maker's Mart blog. All you have to do is tag your Social Media with #MakersMart and on Twitter with #MakersMart and @TeamMakersMart or upload your designs to the Maker's Mart web page even.

Wanna see some other ideas from Maker's Mart? I have two super short videos showing the Die kits from July and April. Got 4 mins? I promise 4 min of quick moving crafty entertainment. I'd especially love if you would leave a comment on the video.so the Spellbinder's folks know I'm working hard.

Here is the first video:

Here is the second video:

OK back to the cards....

I made this festive green card from all the supplies within the box that I received.

And now for my second card....

Don't miss out on your chance to win a prize from Maker's Mart.

Let's see what you make!

Thanks for stopping by. I value your time.

Spellbinders Maker's Mart Holiday Themed Card Kit

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Spellbinders Card Club Kit - Christmas Cards

Spellbinders Card Club From Spellbinders

Today I am sharing two cards that I made from my Spellbinders Card Club kit.

This set of cards was created using the Spellbinders Holiday Christmas 2015 card kit. This is chock full of darling dies from Spellbinders. They are perfectly sized for cards...I love them.

You can find information on the card club right here: Spellbinders Card Club information

Spellbinders also offers previous card club kits

based on availability.

Share your Spellbinders Club Creations!

Spellbinders even invites you to share your creations with them on Instagram ( #SpellbindersClubKits)

or by uploading them to the Spellbinders club gallery

Wanna see some other ideas from Spellbinders Card Club kits?

Samples from Prior Kits That Are Still Available

These are a few samples I created from I made using Spellbinders Mint, Teak, Pink & Yellow Happy Themed 2016 Card Kit - KOM-DEC16.

You can find more samples of cards from this kit on my blog post here.

Spellbinders Card Club for Sept 18

These are some cards I created using Spellbinders Card Club for Sept 18 that is available .

You can find them on my blog post here.

I have two super short videos showing the Die kits from July and April. Got 4 mins? I promise 4 min of quick moving crafty entertainment. I'd especially love if you would leave a comment on the video.so the Spellbinder's folks know I'm working hard.

Here is the first video:

Here is the second video:

OK back to the cards.... Spellbinders Holiday Christmas 2015 card kit

I made this festive green card from all the supplies within the box that I received.

And now for my second card....

.I honestly love this jolly card. It makes me smile. I think the snowman guy does it - that infections frosty smile.

Here's how I made the doily wreath:

I grabbed the paper doily from Marker's Mart. I glued red cardstock to the back of it and simply trimmed around the doily. Then I added green ink to the edge of the doily. I used Tim Holtz Distress Inks in Mowed Lawn and Twisted Citron because it blended well with the greens in my card.

Next I used the red and white stripped bakers twine and glued it around the circle of the doily, defining the appearance of a "wreath' a bit more.