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The 3rd card my crafters will make this weekend during our Retreat Stamp-A-Stack Class is a simple & sweet hanging ornament card. (Click here and here to see the other two.) I LOVE this clean look. And this card is very easy and quick to re-create if you were going to use it as your Christmas card. As in most of my posts, the supplies I used to make this project are listed (and linked to my online store) at the bottom.

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One of my favorite new products in our Holiday Catalog is the Expressions Thinlits. With the aid of the Big Shot Die-cutting/embossing tool and the fabulous magnetic platform (new this year), you can whip out several of these "Merry" cut-outs quickly and easily. A TIP THOUGH: Place wax paper between the paper/card stock you want to die-cut and the thinlit die. This will make it much easier to separate when you are done cutting. And our 2-Way Glue Pen will make applying adhesive a breeze.

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The ribbon is in two parts – the knot (which I stuck on with a glue dot) and the flat strip. So after attaching the "Merry," then attach the straight vertical strip of ribbon.

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Next stick on the knot of ribbon with a glue dot and the ornament with a dimensional.

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And what a quick, easy way to embellish the ornament – a punched out mini shape (punched from the scraps of the silver foil sheets) and a self-adhesive rhinestone.

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So card-makers, do you have your holiday card designed yet? If not, get on Pinterest. It's a great website for ideas and "pinspiration." I'm addicted! Follow my Pinterest boards to see what I've been pinning.

Stamp Your Art Out! ~Rachel

 

Supplies Used: Ornament Keepsakes (wood-mount or clear-mount), More Merry Messages (wood-mount or clear-mount), Cherry Cobbler Classic ink, Whisper White and Smokey Slate card stock, Silver Foil Sheets, Holiday Ornament Framelit Dies, Expressions Thinlits Dies, Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Silver 1/8" Ribbon, Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack, Basic Rhinestones, 2-Way Glue Pen, Glue Dots, Dimensionals

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