Stampin' Up! Punched Sheriff Santa!
November 03, 2012
Happy Saturday! I was working last night on the projects for a workshop I am doing in Salem, IL, on Monday night. This group likes punch art, and although they are not in my punch club, I decided to give them a fresh punch project!
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My "Santa Sheriff" is a refresh of the "Santa Cowboy" I made last year about this time:
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I used just about al the same shapes as last time, with the exception of the Pennant Builder Punch. I decided to not add the punched holly sprig to his hat and instead added a Silver Glimmer Paper star punched with the itty-bitty star in the Merry Minis Punch Pack!
This year's version is also a gift card holder like last year, but in a different style:
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Instead of the Woodgrain Background stamp I used last year, I ran some of the Early Espresso Core'dinations Cardstock through my Big Shot in the Woodgrain Embossing Folder! (I need to remember to use NO TABS on my Big Shot when I use this folder with the Core'dinations Cardstock as this piece was very fragile and cracking when I took it out of the folder after using TAB 1. I had to use a lot of extra SNAIL to keep it togther when I put it on my project.) But I really love this effect!
I LOVE the way my greeting layer turned out! I wanted something with a Western flair, and found this "MERRY CHRISTMAS" in the set I received free as an Sr. Manager with Stampin' Up!, "Chock-Fullof Cheer"!
Here's how I made the layer:
I stamped the greeting in Real Red Classic ink on a scrap strip of Crumb Cake that was 1" wide. I then put it in my Decorative Label Punch, centered the words in the center of the label and punched it out:
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I then punched out a second Decorative Label with Real Red cardstock, cut it in half lengtwise like a hotdog bun, trimmed off the tips from the center of the label as shown, and attached them to the back side of the stamped layer with SNAIL:
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I always hope that when I refresh a project I will like it as well or better than the original, and in this case I DO!
I have a workshop this afternoon with Katie Wolters and her mom, Patty, and I am really looking forward to it! I get to do at least a couple of workshops with them each year, plus I get to see them at other friend's parties, so we are good friends!
Here's one of the cards Katie picked out from my display to make today:
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Yes, I DO take requests!
Until tomorrow, have a Stampingrox! Day!
Products used:
| Merry Minis Punch Pack | Item #126882 |
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Let's trim the tree! Little star, ornament, and tree punches. Shapes coordinate with the Merry Minis Stamp Set.
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| Chock-Full Of Cheer Clear-Mount Stamp Set | Item #126717 | ||||||||||||||
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Make your holidays sparkle and shine with cards designed using this very merry seven-piece set. Perfect for making stunning tags, cards, and more. Coordinates with the 1/2" and 1-3/4" Circle Punches and the Be of Good Cheer product suite. Set Quantity: 7
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I saw somewhere where you could put a piece of wax paper inside you embossing folder (specially with the woodgrain folder) and that will keep it from cracking and ripping. TFS
Sherry
Posted by: Sherry Wolfe | November 19, 2012 at 12:38 PM
OMG...this is adorable...TFS!
Posted by: Carol Carriveau | November 19, 2012 at 09:57 AM
Thanks again Carol! Always a great time! And I always love your display board! Id choose all cards if I could. ;)
Posted by: katie wolters | November 04, 2012 at 10:12 PM
Thanks, Joyce! I'm pretty happy with him!
Posted by: Carol Payne | November 04, 2012 at 03:14 PM
Hi Carol,
Your Sheriff Santa is too cute! this year's design turned out even better than the one before.
Peace, Love & Joy,
Joyce
peaceloveandjoyce.blogspot.com
Posted by: Joyce Fisher | November 04, 2012 at 09:27 AM