Dog Lovers Christmas

Whether you have friends or family that are dog-lovers, we will inspire you to make some holidays cards that are a perfect treat for them! Unique and fun, our dog themed stamps are sure to warm their hearts. You can stamp a store-bought card or start from scratch. Below are some cute handmade, dog cards...for people.

Furry Christmas Rubber Stamp features 3 elements: a cute puppy, a greeting and a snowflake cluster. Also, featured above is our Labrador Christmas Rubber Stamp.

In the card above, we used the sentiment from Furry Christmas Rubber Stamp and our Dogs Background Rubber Stamp for the top portion.

Below is a closer view of the Dogs Background card:

With some red glitter snowflakes die cuts and the sentiment placed on a diamond matte, it makes a truly unique Christmas card.

Here are some more dog stamped holiday cards:

Above, we use the dog part of our Furry Friends Rubber Stamp (the other part is a cute cat, not pictured). Along with a great Christmas greeting stamp, Wishing You Rubber Stamp.

Use your beige and yellow tinted markers for this Golden Retriever stamp!

Next, we use a dog stamp that already contains the greeting:

Here is a fun fact: Our Poinsettia Borders Rubber Stamp is the same design as the flowers in the back of the pickup truck of Labrador Christmas Rubber Stamp.

I simply stamped the Poinsettia Border Rubber Stamp in Distress Oxide Tumbled Glass ink and cut around the design. Then, I placed it in front of the Labrador mat.

Creating a Christmas card in blue colors is always fun Just pick 2 or 3 shades of blue to work with and they will come out great!

Stamping with our dog themed stamps this holiday season will give that warm and fuzzy feeling you have been searching for. Merry Christmas, dog lovers!

Journaling Techniques to Create a Card

In this project, I combined some favorite journaling techniques to create a handmade card. For those of you that do not create junk journals, that's ok because the processes, like watercolor paint splashes, rolling edges of the paper are used below make a very pretty card with many layers. I also include below a couple of tips on keeping your tools sharp and options for using different focal points. We use a center layout where everything is built around the middle line of the card. Embellish using the top left and bottom right with a background pattern of script in black ink gives the green center a nice contrast which is often seen in journaling. (The red flowers are watercolor designs that were inkjet printed.) You can use stickers of flowers just the same. The Venus de Milo Rubber Stamp is now available. It measures about 1.25" wide x 3.25" tall. The oval frame is from our Create a Cameo Rubber Stamp Collection . You will notice, I used the top part of the Ve

Non-Halloween Stamps to Create Scary

The dramatic effect of white embossing onto black paper doesn't just have to be done at Halloween. Here we used some unconventional stamps to create a scary tag with a base of black. While these stamps normally wouldn't be in the Halloween category, they end up somehow being perfect to create a scary tag. The best way to get a bright white look is by embossing with white powder. Embossing always comes out looking extraordinary and worth the extra effort. Above is our Victorian Man Profile Rubber Stamp embossed onto black chipboard. He'll make a great embellishment for a Halloween. (measures about 2 inch x 2 inch). A tree branch from our Season of Joy Collection is one of my favorite stamps. It expresses the beauty of nature in a simple way. Above, the branch stamp was embossed in Copper Powder onto black card stock. Our Grunge Ticket Rubber Stamp is seen above, embossed in white onto black card stock. The stamp measures about 3 inches tall x 1.5 inches wide. I love

IPhone Cover Decor

Since Xyron has a fabulous way of making anything into a sticker, I decided to create décor for the back of my cell phone case. Taking beautiful, damask patterned glitter paper from DCWV, 6x6 pad, 'The Glitter Basics" I cut out my iPhone 6s cover pattern using a template I created in plain white cardstock of my case. To cut out the circle in the middle, I used an X-Acto knife. The Scooter Rubber Stamp was embossed on red paper and cut out with scissors. I smudged 'Claret' color StazOn ink around the edges. After placing the scooter through the Xyron Creative Station, I placed it onto the iPhone pattern and ran both through together. The Creative Station can take such thick items. You will see below that I ran embellishments made from shrink plastic and it had no problem with them. One of the magical features of the Xyron's sticker makers is that the top of your project comes out unscathed. You just peel the plas

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