Spellbinders September 2021 New Release Christmas Traditions Collection

Today I’m using the Spellbinders September 2021 New Release Christmas Traditions Collection and creating some Holiday cards.

You can see the all of the September New Release products in the “Coming Soon” section on the Spellbinders website, and they will be available for purchase on September 20th, 2021

First Card using the Christmas Traditions Collection

For my first Card, I’m using the Vintage Holidays Stamp set.

I stamped the lady shopper in black ink, and then heat embossed the image with clear embossing powder.  Then I colored her up using some alcohol markers.  I love the way the raised crisp lines make a colored image look so professional.

Then I used the circle die from the Happy Anniversary Vignette Etched Die set to cut out a section of some pattern paper in my stash.  This was the perfect find as the paper had a large “Let it Snow” sentiment and some fun snowflakes.  

I added this to a panel that I had previously embossed with a snow flurry embossing folder and distressed with blue ink.

As a final touch, I added some snowflakes cut from silver cardstock and using dies from the Holiday Decorations Etched Dies from the Tis the Season Collection and added some gems from my stash.

Next Card using the Christmas Traditions Collection

For the next card, I used the Holiday Florals Glimmer Hot Foil Plate & Die Set from this collection and foiled up some of the poinsettias and pine branches using Starburst glimmer hot foil. I bought the foil as part of the Shimmering Holiday Variety Pack, and I’m so glad it’s now available on it’s own… it’s so pretty, I was afraid that I’d run out before the rest of the pack!

For the sentiment, I used a stamp from the Home for Christmas Sentiments Clear Stamp, and added some ink to the background for a little color.  Then I positioned my florals in two of the corners and added some small circles and gems as accents to finish up the card.

Final Card using the Christmas Traditions Collection

For my final card, I used the Holiday Florals Background Glimmer Plates from the collection.  This set is just made for card making!  It creates a poinsettia border on one long, and one short side of an A2 Card.  I used it twice, adding the florals on all sides of my card panel in red foil.  The card panel I used was a pretty plain blue gel print…I’m still learning!  

I also added a sentiment from this glimmer set to the center of the panel.  Then I decided that the foil just didn’t pop enough.  So I created an inked vignette over all of those red poinsettias.  That dark blue ink really made the foil pop!

I matted the panel on some red foil cardstock, added some of the starburst foil to the edges of my card base using some double sided tape, and adhered everything down.

Come see the fun cards that I created using the Christmas Traditions Collection… Check out the Video!

Christmas Traditions Photo Gallery!

Do you have a project you’d like to share?

Let’s hang out!

Take me to the group

Take me to the group

Sign me up!

PIN ME!

Like this project? Pin it and save for later 

——— S U P P L I E S ———

(and where to find them)

JUST A NOTE: The stamp and die set were provided to me by Spellbinders to create inspiration to showcase these amazing products.  I was not paid for the creation of this post or video. I use affiliate links whenever possible in my blog posts and videos. It doesn’t change the way you purchase things, but it allows me to make a percentage off of sales. Thank you for using the links provided & helping me keep bringing you free content.

Thank You

Thank you so much for dropping by to see the cards that I created with these amazing stamps and dies from Spellbinders. Please give me a thumbs up, and comment because I love hearing from you!  

I hope you are inspired to create something AWESOME!  

Because, if I can make it, You Can too!

Big Hugs!

Debbie J

Deb Jenkins

Let me help you unlock your creative potential! 

Because, If I can make it, YOU CAN TOO!

Stalk me: 

Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram | YouTube | Blog 

Visit my channel and Blog for tutorials, inspiration, and motivation!