Hi, everyone! It’s Day 5 of Neat & Tangled‘s October release and, today, the design team is featuring the Very Merry stamp set and Tiny Triangles Die. I’ve already showcased the Very Merry stamp set with the Little Santa Girl on Tuesday’s project, as well as the Tiny Triangles Die on Wednesday’s project. All of these products are now available for purchase in the Neat & Tangled store!
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I had so much fun creating this card. I die cut the Tiny Triangles Die four times and chopped up the three coloured panels. They are all glued down on to a whole die, in white, and popped off the card base which is covered with a patterned vellum panel.
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I stamped the first line of the sentiment on to a strip of white cardstock. Then I heat embossed the second line in gold, on plain vellum. I adhered the top sentiment strip to the vellum panel and trimmed the entire piece to fit the card. After adhering the Little Santa Girl with foam tape, I die cut the Tiny Triangles Die from gold glimmer cardstock and randomly adhered triangles in the negative spaces.
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There’s a GIVEAWAY! Be sure to comment on the Neat & Tangled Blog for your chance to win the Very Merry stamp set and Tiny Triangles Die.
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awwwwwwww…love how you combined everything!
Oh I LOVE how you colorblocked/triangled that die, so cool, and love the gold sparkle!
Love all the details and the secret pops of gold glitz!
Thanks so much for having me as a guest with N&T during the October Release, it was a real pleasure seeing all of your awesome creations each day!
-Kimberly
Emily I just adore this, how brilliant to create three coloured panels!
Love this! The colors are fantastic, and I love the gold embossed part of the sentiment!
This is such a showcase of the new stamps and dies! Love that triangle background, especially the way you've used the different colours. Santa girl is so cute!
I have adored your N&T projects all week long and just had to let you know. I think I've pinned every single one, so I can admire them again and again. This one in particular wowed me. The way you used the three colors on the triangle panel is just brilliant.