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Two Christmas Cards with Scrapbook.com Tis the Season Cut Files

By on Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Hi everyone! I am back with my second post for today, and this time I am going to share with you two cards that I created with the new Scrapbook.com Tis the Season Cut File. You will need an electronic cutting machine to use the file (I have a Brother ScanNCut), and once you purchase the cut file, you will receive a .zip folder with lots of SVG cut files for your cards, planners and scrapbook pages!
Today I have two cards that I created with two different files in the bundle: One cuts the sentiment Tis the Season and the other cuts a panel with Christmas Trees. I also a have a video tutorial for you at the end of this post, that shares the whole process for these cute Christmas cards. 

As a first step, I cut the sentiment twice out of some black cardstock and the panel with the trees out of some white cardstock. 
I ran the panel with the trees through my die cutting machine with the Heffy Doodle Clover Frames dies, to give it a nice stitched detail all around. This step, however, is totally optional, as the file is designed to cut your cardstock already to 4 1/4 by 5 1/2 inches.

I then layered my panel over some Heffy Doodle Hint of Mint cardstock, that I had also trimmed to  4 1/4 by 5 1/2 inches. I glued down the sentiment, splitting it so that it would fit on my card front and then decided to add a few images to decorate my card.

These cute little fairies are part of the Frosty Fairy Friends by Lawn Fawn. I stamped them on Neenah Solar White 110lb cardstock with Spectrum Noir Black Alcohol Proof ink and I colored them with my Nuvo Alcohol markers.

I added some sparkle to the berries, the scarves and the wings with my Nuvo Drops in White Blizzard and then coated the sentiment with a shimmer pen first and my Ranger Glossy Accents then, to make it nice and shiny
For my second card I used the same supplies, but changed the design a little. 
I used the trees that had been cut out of the main panel on my first card, and I glued them down to my card base, in a sort of pseudo-random order. My card base was again some Hint of Mint cardstock by Heffy Doodle, that I die cut with the Heffy Doodle Clover Frames dies. 
I used again the same fairies from the Lawn Fawn Frosty Fairy Friends stamp set to decorate the card front, and I think the result is really cute!

I couldn’t resist adding shimmer to this card too, so I used my Nuvo Drops, shimmer pen and Glossy Accents to embellish the images and the sentiment.

 I have to say that I really love the result and I love how quick and easy it was to create these two super cute Christmas cards! I am still quite new to cut files, but they are so fun to use, and I definitely want to use them more often in my cardmaking!
As promised, here is the video tutorial for today’s cards!

Thank you all so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!
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