Welcome to the Stamp Review Crew's North Pole Mischief BONUS edition! The "Crew" is a group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators from around the world who pick a stamp set or bundle to highlight on the first and third Mondays of each month, with a bonus hop if there is a fifth Monday. If you landed here from Lou's blog, welcome! There are four of us today, but if you get lost just click the banner at the top of each blog for the blog roll.
North Pole Mischief is a cute six piece cling stamp set with three images and three greetings. I chose to use just a part of one of the images for my card. I think that little dog is adorable, and it wanted to help with wrapping the gifts, so I stamped the image, then colored and fussy-cut just the pooch and ribbon. Here is the fun fold card I created, and I can't for the life of me remember what this simple fold is called. *sigh*
There are all kinds of different elements from the Jul-Dec Mini on this card, and even something from the upcoming Jan-Apr Mini that you can order now! The framed oval is from the Framed Florets Dies now available for customer purchase that will be in the new mini. I cut it twice from Basic White Thick cardstock and taped the bottom layer oval and frame together for support, then glued the top layer on. It's extra sturdy and I'm not worried about the inner oval popping out of the frame.
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| Dontcha love those muddy footprints? 😉 |
The DSP is from Santa Express (pg. 17 of the current mini), the sequins are part of the Sweetest Christmas Collection (pg. 9), and the Shaded Spruce stamped snowflake/sparkles are from the Penguin Place stamp set (pg. 22). I like to use ALL. THE. THINGS. 😁
I also decorated an envelope to match, something I don't do often enough. Some of the matching DSP was adhered to the flap, and more snowflake/sparkles were stamped up the side of the front.
That's all I have to share for today, so click "Next" to see what Betty created (I'm sure she did something with the cat!), or "Previous" to visit Lou again!
Super cute Cindy. I love how you've fussy cut the image and how raising it gave the ribbon a great shadow and depth.
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