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This week I'm sharing an easy Christmas card idea that features the In the Pines bundle from Stampin' Up! To watch the video on how this card came together, click HERE.This is a super easy card design that would be great to make in multiples. To make this card you'll need:* Pool Party card stock (#122924)*Whisper White card stock (#100730)* Sahara Sand card stock (#121043)* In the Pines bundle (#155182)* Pear Pizzaz ink pad (#147104)* Real Red ink pad (#147084)* Whisper white envelopes…

Take a look at these OnStage virtual swap cards made with the Stampin Up In The Pines bundle! A clean and simple Christmas card design!

I used Stampin' Up!'s In The Pines stamp set and Pine Woods Dies to create tis neutral card inspired by a textured wreath!

Today is a simple tree......from Pine Woods.... that you can use in many different ways. This is just two dies from the set. One cuts the internal branches spaces, the other the outline, which is nice and fine, with many uses. Above I cut another from Stampin' Up's fab blue glimmer paper... hope you can see the sparkle in some of the pics. Believe it or not (yes, I am a bit nuts), I placed each segment into place using tombow glue and a cocktail stick! This one above is just laid over some…

Sparkle Glittery Peaceful Trees Christmas Cards! Love the Sparkly Glitter Paper from Stampin' Up! I cased my Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Friend Rose Ward for these Beautiful Cards. Night of Navy Measurements: Very Vanilla Cardstock 8 1/2 x 5 1/2" Scrap for "Be Merry" Basic Black Cardstock 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 Glimmer Paper 3 5/16 x 5 3/16" Painted Trees 3D Embossing Folder Black and Very Vanilla Large Check Ribbon Adhesive Backed Sparkle Gems Several Stamp Sets and Dies: Peaceful Evergreens Bundle…

In The Pines is not just for Christmas! I used it recently to make a batch of cards for a variety of occasions. The small cards are to thank customers who ordered from me at a party I held for a long-time customer, Mandy. Mandy has stuck with me for many years, for which I’m truly grateful. So how did I make them? The small cards are simply a standard card base cut in half. I stamped them using the Stamparatus for speed and accuracy, in Balmy Blue and Misty Moonlight ink. The “Thanks” comes…

When I make this many projects within a week using the same bundle, I KNOW Stampin' Up! has created a 'keeper'! I have more id...

Each Monday, some of the Art With Heart team are joining the Heart of Christmas Blog Hop to bring you creative inspiration showcasing our September-December Mini catalogue and Annual catalogue Chri…