Sunday, July 25, 2021

Crinkle Christmas

 We did a few projects in our zoom meeting that I had with my stamp group just before we went on our trip, and I am finally getting around to making them into cards.

She had us stamp on a piece of cardstock using waterproof ink. Then she had us mist both sides of the card stock and then crunch up the paper, open it up and then crunch up the other way open up.  Then we were to take watercolors or sprays that we had and spray the stamp image. I used some sparkle sprays that I had that I haven't used in some time, thank goodness they still worked. Then we set them aside to dry, I fussy cut them out after I came home from the trip and boy do they have some great dimension.

I used the left over pieces to die cut some smaller snowflakes and stamped my sentiment.


  • Inkadinkado - Holiday Silhouette stamp set
  • Tattered Angels - Glimmer Mist, Blue skies
  • Sizzix - Christmas set embossing folder
  • Simon Says stamps - Tiny words Christmas
  • Pink & Main - Sentiment strip die


I used a Christmas tree stamp on the second card.  The paper I used behind it is from a Thank you note I received, I loved the gold dotted background.  I thought the tree Christmas paper went nicely with the gold spray I used on this one.



  • Inkadinkado - Holiday Silhouette stamp set
  • Tattered Angels - Glimmer Mist, gold
  • Spellbinders - Oval, A2 matting basics A and Labels trio dies
  • My Mind's eye - O Christmas tree paper
  • Simon Says stamps - tiny words Christmas sentiment stamp
You can really see the dimension that crinkling the cardstock gives to these on the side view.


With just our things we worked on in our zoom meeting I should get caught up in my Christmas cards this month so that makes me feel good :)

Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by today,

Connie

13 comments:

Lisa said...

Oh my goodness what a fun technique. It adds dimension to the tree and that snowflake. I really love it on that snowflake because it gives it a whole new look. I should try this.

Kim said...

What a fabulous technique! Love the pretty snowflake and the Christmas tree is fantastic. Two very lovely cards you have imagined, Connie.

aussie aNNie said...

Fabulous and fun technique Connie, sure adds dimension and lovely result. xx

Debbie said...

ooooh this is so cool connie!! both cards are gorgeous but the snowflake is my favorite. i'm so happy you have these zoom meetings, you learn awesome techniques and it must be fun to be with like minded crafters!!

Esther Asbury said...

Sounds like a fun technique to add dimension and texture! Love the way the crinkled images look!

R's Rue said...

So beautiful. Well done my friend. Hope your Sunday is lovely.

Debbie-Dabble Blog and A Debbie-Dabble Christmas said...

So pretty!! Love the snowflake and the tree!! Thanks so much for stopping by!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Deb

April said...

Your cards are wonderful! I love how they turned out. Great job!

Em Louise Fairley said...

Absolutely stunning xoxo

Donna Phelan said...

2 fab cards with a cool technique. I bet every time you get a different outcome and look. Cool!

Lowcarb team member said...

Both cards look lovely.

All the best Jan

Louca por porcelana said...

The second card is my favorite. It is adorable.

Janice said...

Great technique, very unusual! Both cards have come out really well.