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Stampin’ Up! Lots of Joy Christmas Stamp a Stack

By Claire Daly, Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator Melbourne, Australia

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© Claire Daly 2015. PDF cannot be distributed in any form.

Stampin’ Up! Lots of Joy Christmas Stamp A Stack Card 1 Designs by Claire Daly, Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator www.clairedaly.typepad.com / Ph: 041 212 0498 / Email:[email protected] © Claire Daly 2015. Not for distribution.

Instruction to make one card: (Adhere using Snail or Fast Fuse unless indicated)

Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used: Mossy Meadow cardstock Merry Moments Designer Series Paper (DSP) 2015-2017 In-colour Washi tape (or use some

of the DSP Pre-cut Whisper White Circle (2.5”) Pre-cut Gold Glimmer Christmas Tree Gold Metallic Doily (largest size in pack) Pre-cut Red Glimmer Star (cut with star punch

in Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack) Paper Snips to cut flag ends (or use small

Banner punch) Mossy Meadow and Old Olive Ink Pads Scrap of Whisper White cardstock Snail or Fast Fuse Adhesive Dimensional foam dots Glue Dots Christmas Tree Punch (optional)

1. Cut an A4 (or 8.5 x 11”) piece of Mossy Meadow cardstock in half vertically to make a top folding C6 size card. Fold and crease with bone folder.

2. Cut a piece of the green plaid Designer Series Paper 9cm x 10.5cm (or 4” high and width of your card). Adhere to the bottom of the card base, and adhere a row of Mossy Meadow Washi tape (optional) or anoth-er DSP pattern over the join.

3. Cut the Gold doily in half, and adhere so that the cut line is in line with the horizontal centre of the Washi tape.

4. Cut a strip of the red DSP 1.2cm (1/2”) wide and 10cm (3 & 15/16”) long. Cut banner ends at each end and adhere so that the lower end of the paper just covers the cut side of the gold doily.

5. Adhere (using Dimensionals) the white punched circle so that patterned outside of the doily is still show-ing.

6. Stamp two Christmas trees from the Lot of Joy stamp set, one in Mossy Meadow and one in Old Olive. Cut out with either the Christmas Tree punch or paper snips.

7. Adhere the two stamped trees onto the circle (slightly overlapping and at slight different heights).

8. Adhere the Gold Glimmer punched tree over the top using Dimensionals. Adhere the red glimmer star to the top of the Christmas tree using a Glue Dot)

9. Stamp the word ‘Noel’ from the Lots of Joy stamp set in Mossy Meadow onto Whisper White. Trim and cut banner ends.

10. Adhere this word over the centre of the Gold glimmer tree using Dimensionals.



Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used: Cherry Cobbler cardstock Merry Moments Designer Series Paper (DSP) Pre-cut Whisper White Circle (2”) Pre-cut 2&3/8” Mossy Meadow Scallop

Circle Pre-cut Gold Glimmer Medium Star Tea Lace Doily (largest size in pack) Pre-cut gold glimmer Star (cut with star

punch in Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack) Paper Snips to cut flag ends (or use Triple

Banner punch) Real Red or Cherry Cobbler, plus Mossy

Meadow Ink Pads Snail or Fast Fuse Adhesive Dimensional foam dots Glue Dots Embossing Folder and Bigshot (optional) - I

used Lucky Stars Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

1. Cut an A4 (or 8.5 x 11”) piece of Cherry Cobbler cardstock in half vertically to make a top folding C6 size card. Fold and crease with bone folder.

2. Emboss the front of the card front if desired (I used the Lucky Stars Embossing Folder).

3. Cut a piece of the poinsettia patterned DSP 13.5cm x 4cm (5&5/16” x 1.5”) and another piece (which we will use the reverse of) 11.5cm x 4cm (4&1/2” x 1&1/2”).

4. Cut banner ends in both pieces either using paper snips or the fabulous Triple Banner Punch (makes cutting banner ends in 3 sizes a breeze!).

5. Adhere (using Snail or Fast Fuse) the first banner piece (poinsettia side up) about 1cm (1/2”) from the left side of the card base and centred between the top and bottom of card.

6. Cut the Tea lace doily in half. Adhere (using Snail or Fast Fuse) over this piece so that a bit of the curve shows over the left edge of the DSP.

7. Layer the second piece of DSP (Old Olive side up) over the top starting a little below the top edge of the first DSP piece and about half way across as shown.

8. Cut a small piece of the red DSP 1cm x 7cm (3/8” x 3&3/4”) and adhere (using Snail or Fast Fuse) at the top of both DSP pieces as shown.

9. Layer the 2” circle onto the 2&3/8” scallop circle using Snail of Fast Fuse. Stamp the ‘and may your days be Merry and Bright’ sentiment onto the Whisper White using Real Red or Cherry Cobbler ink. Adhere to the right side of the Old Olive DSP piece in line with the Tea Lace doily.

10. Stamp a plaid tree in Mossy Meadow and cut out with paper snips or the Christmas tree punch. Adhere to the top left of the circle with Dimensionals and adhere a small gold star at the top with a glue dot.

11. Adhere the glimmer medium star to the bottom right of the circle using Dimensionals.



Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used: Mossy Meadow cardstock Merry Moments Designer Series Paper (DSP) Mossy Meadow and Real Red or Cherry

Cobbler Ink Pads 1/8 piece Whisper White cardstock Snail or Fast Fuse Adhesive Dimensional foam dots Glue Dots Embossing folder for card base (optional) Cherry Cobbler bakers twine Hole punch

1. Cut an A4 (or 8.5 x 11”) piece of Old Olive cardstock in half vertically to make a top folding C6 size card. Fold and crease with bone folder.

2. Emboss the front of the base cardstock if desired (I used the Stylish Stripes embossing folder)

3. Cut a piece of the green plaid Designer Series Paper (left over from the previous card) 5cm x 10.5cm (or 2” x 4&1/8”). Adhere towards the bottom of the card base.

4. Cut a piece of red DSP 7.5cm x 5cm (3” x 2”) and adhere as shown on the card.

5. Cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock 6.5cm x 9.2cm (2&1/2” x 3&5/8”) and mat with Old Olive card-stock.

6. Stamp the sentiment at the base (in Real Red or Cherry Cobbler) and the bauble at the top (in Mellow Moss).

7. Punch a hole in the bauble where the string would go through. Tie a double up piece of Cherry Cobbler twine and tie in a knot. Trim the ends.

8. Adhere (using Dimensionals) this piece over the top of the 2 layers of DSP in the centre of the card.


Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used: Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White and Mossy Meadow cardstock Merry Moments Designer Series Paper (DSP) Gold Fancy Foil Designer Vellum Pre-cut 2&3/8” Mossy Meadow Scallop Circle Pre-cut gold glimmer Christmas tree Pre-cut red glimmer star (cut with Itty Bitty accents punch pack) Old Olive and Real Red ink pads Snail or Fast Fuse Adhesive Dimensional foam dots Glue Dots Embossing Folder and Bigshot (optional) - I used Lucky Stars Textured Impressions Embossing Folder


1. Cut an A4 (or 8.5 x 11”) piece of Cherry Cobbler cardstock in half vertically to make a side folding C6 size card. Fold and crease with bone folder.

2. Cut piece of the Christmas Tree DSP and a piece of the red patterned DSP both 12.5cm x 2.5cm (5” x 1”)

3. Cut banner ends in both pieces either using paper snips or the fabulous Triple Banner Punch (makes cutting banner ends in 3 sizes a breeze!).

4. Adhere to the base of the card slightly offset from each other as shown.

5. Cut a piece of Gold Fancy Foil Designer Vellum 12.5cm x 4cm (5” x 1.5”) , cut a banner end and adhere over the top of the DSP pieces (again slightly offset as shown).

6. Cut a piece of Whisper White DSP 10.8cm x 4cm (4&1/4” x 1.5”). Cut a banner end.

7. Stamp the Merry Christmas greeting in Real Red or Cherry Cobbler ink to the right side of this piece,

8. Adhere on top of the vellum, again slightly offset and more towards the centre of the two DSP pieces.

9. Adhere the scalloped circle to the top left of the layered pieces.

10. Stamp a plaid Christmas tree in Old Olive onto Whisper White, and cut out with either paper-snips or the Christmas Tree punch.

11. Adhere this tree to the scalloped circle and adhere the red glimmer star to the top with a glue dot.

12. Adhere a gold glimmer tree with Dimensionals, placing it to the right of (but overlapping) and slightly low-er than the other tree.


Stampin’ Up! Supplies Used: Whisper White and Mossy Meadow cardstock Merry Moments Designer Series Paper (DSP) 2015-17 In Colour Washi tape (optional or use DSP strips) Gold glimmer paper Pre-cut 2&1/2 and 2” Whisper White punched circles 2 x Pre-cut red glimmer star (cut with Itty Bitty accents punch pack) Real Red or Cherry Cobbler ink pads Tea Lace doily Snail or Fast Fuse Adhesive Dimensional foam dots Glue Dots


1. Cut an A4 (or 8.5 x 11”) piece of Mossy Meadow cardstock in half vertically to make a side folding C6 size card. Fold and crease with bone folder.

2. Cut the Tea Lace doily in half and adhere (with a few rows of Snail or Fast Fuse just in the solid part of the doily). Placement is in the centre of the card from side to side, with the cut edge bout in line with the centre of the card from top to bottom.

3. Adhere two strips (only slightly overlapping horizontally) of Mossy Meadow Washi tape (or use two strip of DSP) across the top edge of the doily leaving about 1cm (or 1/2”) between the torn ends of the Washi tape and the sides of the card.

4. Cut a piece of gold glimmer paper 1cm x 11.5cm (3/8” x 4.5”) and cut banner ends with paper-snips. Ad-here across the join of the two strips of Washi tape or DSP.

5. Stamp the ‘and may your days be Merry and Bright’ sentiment on the 2” Whisper White circle. Adhere to the card to the right side of the doily layer and overlapping onto the Washi tape and glimmer paper.

6. Adhere (with Dimensionals) the 2.5” Whisper White circle to the left and higher as shown.

7. Stamp two plaid Christmas trees - one in Mossy Meadow and one in Old Olive. Cut out with the Christmas Tree Punch (or paper-snips if you don’t have this).

8. Adhere the Mossy Meadow tree with Snail or Fast Fuse, to the top left of this circle, and the other tree (using Dimensionals) to the bottom right as shown.

9. Adhere a red glimmer star to the top of each tree using a Glue Dot.

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