SSS Holiday Greetings

Posted on October 22, 2019 by Yoonsun Hur

Hello crafty friends!
Today I want to share very traditional coloured Christmas cards with you using several SSS Cheer and Joy products.

I started by heat embossing the sentiment from the Holiday Greetings Mix 1 set in white onto the centre of kraft card front. I then die cut different sized snowflakes from kraft card stock using the Marie, Lea, Grace, Rina and Kate Snowflake dies – I wanted to make tone-on-tone winter holiday patterned card.
I adhered all snowflake die cuts on both right & left side of the card front using foam tape, and then gently applied white pigment ink to the centre of each snowflake using blender brush. I added opaque white ink splatters & white enamel dots.

Here is another tone-on-tone background card with beautiful snowflakes. I heat embossed the word “Peaceful” from the Holiday Greetings Mix 1 set in gold onto the bottom part of white card, stamped the word “Christmas” in black. Next I die cut snowflakes from white card stock using (from the bottom) Marie, Kate and Rina Snowflake dies. I adhered all snowflake die cuts (as shown in the picture) on the card using foam tape.
I added metallic gold ink splatters here and there – gold on white is so elegant!! :D

My last card today, I created the wreath with the Christmas Foliage die set along with red & white card stock. For the sentiment, I used the CZ Design Joyful die set.
White, red, green and kraft are definitely my all time favourite Christmas colours. And you?

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a great day.

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
Love Love Love RejoicingCrafts

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SSS Joyful Moose

Posted on October 18, 2019 by Yoonsun Hur

Hello crafty friends, TGIF!
Today I have a very joyful Christmoose card with SSS Cheer and Joy Falling For You Stamp Set & Holiday Sweater Stencil. :D
I started by making Christmas knitting patterned background with the Holiday Sweater stencil – it’s a MUST-HAVE for Christmas card making!! I placed the Holiday Sweater stencil on kraft card base in place, then applied white embossing paste onto it using craft knife. It takes about 10 minutes to dry completely.
I stamped a happy moose from the Falling For You set onto watercolour paper using Memento Tuxedo Black dye ink, coloured it with polychromos colored pencils, and then fussy cut it. This moose makes me smile! :D
I adhered a joyful moose on the centre of the card, and decorated it with white, red and brown pompoms! For the sentiment, I used the CZ Design Joyful die set.
I hope this joyful Christmoose makes you very happy!! ;)

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a great weekend.

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
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SSS Happiest of Holidays

Posted on October 17, 2019 by Yoonsun Hur

Hello crafty friends!
Today I have a couple of snowflakes Christmas cards with the SSS Cheer and Joy Grace, Lea, Marie Snowflake dies. Snowflakes are traditional style of Christmas but I can’t get enough of it every Christmas season!
I die cut different sized snowflakes from Cream cardstock, then layered them as shown in the picture using foam tape. For the sentiment, I heat embossed it in white onto Black cardstock using the CZ Design Ho Ho Postage stamp set.
I adhered all layered snowflakes on Lipstick Red card base using foam tape, it looks like snowflake tree, and then added the sentiment on the bottom part of the card.
I added white ink splatters, clear sequins and white dots around the snowflakes as well.

Here is another snowflake Christmas card with beautiful Cheer and Joy Snowflake trio. I die cut the largest & smallest snowflakes from Cream cardstock, and the medium sized “Lea” snowflakes from Sea Glass cardstock. I then layered them using foam tape.
I die cut the Holiday Knit Background from Soft Navy cardstock, adhered it onto the same Soft Navy card base using foam tape, and then added the layered snowflake & sentiment banner.
I added some enamel white dots around the snowflake using Tonic Simply White Nuvo Crystal Drops.

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a great day!

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
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SSS Wednesday Challenge: Halloween

Posted on October 16, 2019 by Yoonsun Hur

Hello crafty friends, happy Wednesday. It’s time for a new Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
(This is my second post of the day, for the PPP October Release Blog Hop, click HERE.)
This week the challenge is “Halloween.” Honestly, and personally, I don’t like to make Halloween card but today’s MFT Halloween dragons are so cute! :D
I started by making “Halloween” background with several dark coloured Distress inks. I blended on a 4.25″ x 5.5″ watercolour paper panel with Fired Brick, Seedless Preserves, Faded Jeans and Walnut Stain Distress inks. I then added water drops all over the inked panel. Next, I die cut the word “HALLOWEEN” from white card stock five times using the MFT Stitched Alphabet Die-Namics, stacked each alpha up using fine tip glue pen – made them thicker like chipboard.
I stamped adorable dragons & fires from the MFT Magical Dragons set on watercolour paper using Memento Tuxedo Black dye ink, coloured them with the Altenew Artist Markers, and then die cut them with the MFT Magical Dragons Die-Namics.

Simon Says Stamp generously provides a $50 Gift Voucher to shop at the Simon Says Stamp Store!
Check out what the Wednesday Challenge Team has created this week and play along. Have a wonderful day!

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
Love Love Love RejoicingCrafts

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PPP October Product Release Blog Hop + Giveaway

Posted on October 16, 2019 by Yoonsun Hur

Hello crafty friends!
Welcome to the first day of the Pretty Pink Posh October 2019 Product Release Blog Hop. There are full of amazing Christmas products in October. Woohoo!! If you arrived here from the Debbie Olson’s blog you are on the right track.

For my first card, I used the Stitched Poinsettias die set – my most favourite among the entire new products!
I die cut Stitched Poinsettias from watercolour paper first. I then applied Festive Berries Distress ink to two small sized poinsettias as shown in the picture.
I adhered poinsettias on red card base using foam tape, and then added opaque white ink splatters all over the card because it’s Christmas!! For the sentiment, I used the Holiday Signs stamp set.
Sparkling Clear Snowflake Sequins enhance my Christmas poinsettia card. :D

My second card is a shaker card! I die cut the Winter Frame from watercolour paper, then applied Distress inks to the frame using blender brush. I also die cut the Stitched Poinsettias from watercolour paper, coloured them with red & green Distress inks. I adhered acetate sheet to the back of the Winter Frame.
Behind the shaker window frame, I placed the Snowflakes stencil over the white card front, used blender brush to apply Tumbled Glass Distress ink over the stencil. I then added white ink splatters.
On the inside of the shaker window, I poured lots of sequins – Celebration Confetti Mix, Merry Confetti Mix, Sparkling Clear Snowflake Sequins Mix and Sparkling Clear Sequins Mix.

One more card here! You might see it on the PPP blog a few days ago. I heat embossed the word “JOY” & Santa hat in gold onto watercolour paper, partially coloured the stamped images with Festive Berries & Evergreen Bough Distress inks, and then die cut it with the matching dies.
I die cut the poinsettia parts from watercolour paper, applied Distress inks onto them using blender brush, and then glued the layers together using foam tape. I LOVE this new Stitched Poinsettias so much!! :D
I mounted all elements as shown in the picture using foam tape, then embellished with a few clear droplets.

GIVEAWAY!!
There are 4 $25 gift certificates up for grabs (two winners each day). Winners will be picked randomly along the blog hop. Comments must be left by 11:59 PM PST on 10/22/2019. Winners will be announced on the PPP blog.