Today I have a Christmas card for you using the Stampin’ Up! Humble Home punch and stamp set bundle. This is for the Art with Heart Stampin Up Team Heart of Christmas Blog Hop. We are up to week 7 now.

In addition to the Stampin’ Up! Humble Home bundle, I have used the Reindeer Fun Dies, Nests of Winter DSP and a Little Bit Festive Specialty DSP for this card. You can view all of these products (and purchase them from anywhere in Australia) using the product links at the end of my post.

About the Stampin’ Up! Humble Home Bundle

I have loved the cute Humble Home Builder Punch since I first saw it in the September to December Mini Catalogue. I love the cute house images on the front of the catalogue too. The coordinating stamp set is great too. It has sentiments and images suitable for a range of occasions, not just Christmas. Here’s a look at the bundle. The punch bundles are really reasonably priced too. This one is under $70AUD. See it HERE in my online store.

Step-by-step Instructions for my Stampin’ Up! Humble Home Card

• Start with a top folding Crumb Cake portrait orientation standard sized card.
• Next cut a piece of DSP 10.2cm x 14.2cm and used the Reindeer Fun dies to die cut the clearing in the top half of the card. I cut a piece of the falling snow DSP from the same paper pack and adhered that on the back so the snow would show through the clearing.
• Next attach the Christmas tree die cut from the A Little Bit Festive Specialty DSP pack.
• Emboss the house image in white embossing powder, onto Crumb Cake cardstock. Cut it out with the Humble Home Builder Punch, and adhere with Dimensionals (over-lapping the tree).
• Die cut a string of lights in Pool Party cardstock using the die in the Reindeer Fun dies. Trim the size to fit the clearing. Adhere. Add one of the tiny embellishments in the Clear Rhinestone Jewels pack to each light.
• Emboss the Merry Christmas greeting from the Humble Home stamp set in white onto Gray Granite. Trim to size, and trim the left size on a slight angle. Adhere to bottom right of card and attach a Rhinestone embellishments either side.
• Tie a double strand of linen thread around the top and tie in a bow.

I love how this card turned out and can image this cute cottage existing somewhere in a lovely forest clearing somewhere in the world!

Now it’s time to see what else the Art with Heart Team have been making. This week we are heading up to Toowoomba again to visit Judy May.

If you get lost at any stage, head over to Sharon’s blog as she always has a list of the weekly participants on her blog.

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You can purchase all of the products I have used in today’s post using the links at the end of post. You can earn gifts by shopping with me. Anyone who orders $50 or more with me in September, will be receiving some samples of the new Mix and Match Christmas range in the new Mini Catalogue.

If your order is $75 and $250, you can also get additional samples (including coordinating cards) by using the monthly host code below. If your order is over $250 you get to choose your own Stampin’ Rewards at time of ordering, so don’t use the host code. 

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Thanks so much for checking in today. See you again in a day or two!

Claire

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