A shout out and a big thank you to Mary Fish – my upline,  for giving me the chance to be a guest blogger on her Stampin' Pretty blog today!  Thank you Mary!  And, welcome to those of you who have arrived here from Mary's blog.  Although my card today may look complicated, the Card Base Pop 'n Cuts Die does the heavy lifting.  A strategic cut with the Deco Label Framelits, and the card is well on its way.  Take a peek and you will see what I am talking about.

Flying Easel Card-001

The inspiration for this card came from a video that I watched by the designer of the Pop 'n Cuts Die, Karen Burniston.  Although her card was for Halloween, I changed it up to create a Christmas card.  Would you like to watch the video?  Here's the You Tube link.


Stampin' Up! Pop 'n Cuts Flying Easel Card
by Karen Burniston    
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Straight

My husband definitely wondered what I was up to when I asked him for some fishing line.  He kinda gave me a funny look when I

told him that I needed to hang some snowflakes!

The card looks considerably different when it is closed.

Closed

STAMPIN' UP! SUPPLIES USED:

stamps – Festive Flurry wood 131778, clear 131781, Snowy Day wood 131892, clear 131895, Joyful Christmas wood 131802, clear 131805

ink –VersaMark 
Ink 

paper – Winter Frost Specialty Designer paper 132341, Silver Foil Sheets 132178, Smoky Slate c.s., Whisper White c.s., Island Indigo c.s.

Accessories – Silver Embossing Powder109131, Smoky Slate 3/4" Chevron Ribbon, Rhinestone Basic Jewels 119246, Coastal Cabana 3/8" Ruffle Stretch Trim 130024, fishing line, crimp bead

Tools – Card Base Pop'n Cuts 130099, Deco Labels Framelits 130102, Festive Flurry Framelits 132193

Thank you for stopping by my blog today!  Remember, if you have any questions about my card, I am only an email away.

Hugs,

Ginger