There’s something magical about turning simple layers into a show‑stopping card. The Peaceful Pine card base, topped with A Stitched Season DSP and a 3‑3/4″ x 5″ panel of Basic Beige, became the perfect canvas for a pinecone built with the Peaceful Layering Masks. The warm Pecan Pie tones of the masked pinecone and the delicate Peaceful Pineboughs are beautiful on their own — but add glittery embossing paste, sparkling sequins, and a touch of ribbon, and suddenly the design transforms into a festive centerpiece that shines from every angle.
Supplies:
- Peaceful Pines cardstock (167697)
- Basic White cardstock (166780)
- Basic Beige Cardstock (164511)
- A Stitched Season DSP (168223)
- Frosted Pinecones Stampset (168369)
- Frosted Pinecones Dies (168371)
- Frosted Pinecones Masks or stencils (168372)
- Peaceful Pines ink (167679)
- Pecan Pie ink (161665)
- Gray Granite ink (147118)
- Embossing Paste (141979)
- Palette Knives (142808)
- Stickles Glitter paste
- Blending Brushes (160518)
- Adhesive backed Sparkle Sequins (168488)
- Paper Trimmer (152392)
- Bone Folder (102300)
- Cut & emboss Machine (149653)
- Post it tape
- Ribbon
Things to stamp
- Stamp The big pinecone with gray granite ink on to the 4”x5-¼” piece of Basic White
- Stamp the sentiment on a piece of Basic White
Measurements:
- Card base: 4-¼” x 11”. On 11” side score @ 5-½”
- 2 pieces of DSP measuring 4” x 5-¼”
- 2 pieces of Basic Beige cardstock 3-¾’ x 5”
- 1 piece of Basic White measuring 4” x 5-¼” (pinecone stamped on)
- A scrap of Basic White for sentiment
To see how I made this card click to see the video
Let me know if you try this #Stampwithrpm
