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Want some penguin love


I just love this “Penguin Love” stamp set by Tubby Craft.

I used it to make a cute Christmas card.

The stamps leave a very sharp and crisp image.

And as they are flexible, you can be very creative with them!
Many designs in 1 stamp set, give you loads of options to mix  and match, like I have done in this card ;)



 Here’s how I made this card:-

•    Let’s prepare the base for the card:
 Cut a piece of White card stock of 14.5*10 c.m.
 Fussy cut the two hills.






 
  
•   Now, take the White cardstock.
    Stamp the snow flake and star with Watermark   stamp pad & heat emboss it with  Clear Embossing     Powder.





•  Colour the relevant portion (the ones above the hills) with Distress Inks.
I have used 3 colours and blended them to give this evening-sky effect!   Looks so Christmas-y :D
The Snow Flake stamps turned out to be magical!


•   Now for my favourite part.

Take the Penguin stamp, put it on the acrylic block, cover it with the Black Dye Ink & stamp it on a piece of white card stock.

This stamp set comes with a cute,little scarf stamp which I covered with Red dye ink and stamped on to the 2nd penguin.

I coloured them with the Distress Inks. I love how these inks blend so easily and perfectly!

Fussy cut the penguins






•  Take the Merry Christmas and Wishing sentiments, stamp them on a piece of white card stock and cut them.
I also stamped the Heart stamp along with Merry Christmas!

•  Finally, assemble the card.


I love to give 3D effects to my cards, so I put foam tape below every piece.
I  have popped up all the stamped images and background and then adhered the assembled panel on White Cardstock of 270 gsm of 21*15 c.m., folded in half.


•    Just to give more detailing, i gave the hills and the Christmas sentiment the stitched effect with a black marker.

•    TADA!! You have a beautiful Christmas card for this season! :D


Thank you 
Devika Gujral





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