Christmas Lodge through the window

Well, after 7 beautiful cards using our Christmas Lodge Stamp Set, I hope you all wishing you could get this set. But, many of you are saying, Beth, those were all great, but I just don't have all the supplies you have.  Well, today's card was designed just for you!!  Happy Stampin!

Supplies:
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge
Paper: Always Artichoke, Early Espresso, Whisper White
Ink: Always Artichoke
Tools: Big Shot, snow burst embossing folder
Accessories: dimensionals, cherry cobbler quilted ribbon

Stamp tree on a 4.5"x3" piece of white.  Then cut down the middle and then at 1.5 along the sides.  Each square is 1.5" x 1.5" :)  This is so pretty in person...and very easy and quick to make :)

I saved the best for last :)

More Christmas Lodge

Here is the other card from the Class in a Flash that didn't make my card class cut.  See what you think.  The original house was colored green, but have you ever seen a green lodge?  maybe...  This is another masking technique that just didn't work for me.  Maybe you guys could do better :)  I enjoyed making it very much though.

Supplies:
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge


Paper: Crumb Cake, Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, Frostwood Lodge DSP


Ink: Cherry Cobbler, early espresso, garden green


Accessories: Post it note, cherry cobbler quilted ribbon

More that didn't make the cut :)

This was one of the cards I bought from the Class in a Flash Tutorial.  I enjoyed making it, but something just wasn't right about it.  I wanted it to work for me, but it just didn't.  What do you think?

Supplies: 
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge


Paper: Garden Green, Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Whisper White, Frostwood Lodge DSP


Ink: Garden green, early espresso, cherry cobbler


Accessories: cherry cobbler quilted ribbon, dimensionals

Christmas Lodge at Night

This is an amazing card that uses the masking technique.  It didn't make the cut for my card class b/c it didn't match the others....isn't that sad?

Supplies: 
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge, Four the holidays


Paper: Night of Navy, Whisper White, post it note


Ink: Night of Navy, Daffodil delight


Tools: Big Shot, snowflake embossing folder, circle scissors plus


Accessories: dazzling details, dimensionals, dauber

Technique Tip: Stamp lodge image on white piece of paper.  Stamp the image again on a post it note.  Cut it out as close as possible from the post it note.  Cover the image on the white sheet and then sponge the rest.  Then cut out the circle.  If you want to add the yellow moon (the original card left the moon white.  I probably should have done that), punch out a 3/4" circle and place under post it note before you sponge around the sky.  I hope that makes sense.

Frosty Christmas Lodge

Supplies: 
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge


Paper: Early Espresso, Crumb Cake, Frostwood Lodge DSP


Ink: early espresso, cherry cobbler, white gel pen


Tools: circle scissors plus, square punch for banner ends, paper piercer for brads


Accessories: brads, cherry cobbler quilted ribbon, dimensionals


I cased this beautiful card from Debbie Currier.

More Christmas Lodge

Do you have to have this set yet?  I hope so!  The beautiful tree is obviously the favored stamp in this set.  You can do so much with it!  I didn't emboss the tree on this card, but you could use our wild wasabi embossing powder on this for extra wow!

Supplies:
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge


Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Wild Wasabi, early espresso, whisper white, frostwood lodge dsp, cardstock vellum


Ink: garden green, early espresso, black stazon ink, cherry cobbler (sponged around white piece)


Tools: Itty bitty punch pack, paper piercer and mat pack, curly label punch, ticket corner punch


Accessories: cherry cobbler quilted ribbon, basic pearls

Christmas Lodge Easel Card

Ok, this card rocked my world!  This was a part of the tutorial I bought from Class in a Flash.  Unfortunately, I only loved 2 of the 4 cards so I had to keep searching for my class cards.   This one could easily be your photo card this year.  Just replace the embossed tree and replace it with a picture of your family.  I might do that for my closest family.  These are NOT mass production cards :)  I just love how the little jingle bells hold it up like an easel.

Supplies:
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge


Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Frostwood Lodge DSP


Ink: versamark, early espresso


Tools: Heat Tool, square punch (to make the ends of the banner easier to cut evenly)


Accessories: NEW pewter embossing powder, cherry cobbler satin quilted ribbon, mini jingle bells, dimensionals, daubers

Christmas Lodge Week

Here is my first Christmas Lodge card.  It might be my favorite b/c of getting to use my new simply scored tool!

Supplies:
Stamp Set: Christmas Lodge


Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Early Espresso, Whisper White, Frostwood Lodge DSP


Ink: Garden Green, Early Espresso, Cherry Cobbler


Tools: Big Shot, snow burst embossing folder, simply scored tool, sponge dauber


Accessories: Cherry Cobbler quilted ribbon, dimensionals