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A no stamping gift card

Posted on December 17, 2009 by Genevieve Valdes

This simple 3″ x 3″ Christmas card can be used for a gift card.  The poinsettia is made with this online template.  You can decide how big you want the poinsettia by either enlarging or decreasing the size of the template.  I cut out the pieces and with a stylus I embossed the leaves and stems.  After embossing I sponged the petals, leaves and centers with black ink to give the flower depth.  I used snail to adhere the petals and the centers then punched 4 holes to lace hemp twine then tied with a simple knot.

Poinsettia card

click to enlarge

Supplies used:

Paper:   SU kraft brown cardstock, SU Ruby Red cardstock, SU Old Olive cardstock, SU More Mustard cardstock

Ink:  SU basic black classic ink

Accessories:  SU Natural Hemp Twine,  SU 1/16 Inch Handheld Circle Punch, SU Stylus

Technique:  paper piecing, sponging

Happy Holiday Crafting!

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