Spellbinders- DOML Jul 25
Hello crafting friends!
Today, I’m excited to share three new cards made with Spellbinders July Large Die Club. Each features this month’s dies and favorites, creating a festive collection perfect for holiday cheer!
Holiday Cheer Hot Cocoa Card
This card brings warm holiday wishes with its cozy design.
The background was embossed using this month’s 3D Embossing Club folder (Starry Snowfall-MBR-3EOM) on Seaside cardstock. To highlight the beautiful texture, white pigment ink was gently applied to the raised areas.
Mitts & Sweater: The detailed hands and sweater elements were die-cut from Brush, Orchid, and Mulberry cardstock, then enhanced with ink shading for added dimension
Latte Detail: The latte in the mug was created by blending Distress Oxide inks in Tea Dye and Gathered Twigs, giving it a rich, warm tone. The Santa Claus image was then die-cut and adhered on top of the latte.
The “HOLIDAY CHEER” (BPOM-JUL25) sentiment was created by hot foiling with matte gold foil onto white cardstock.
Cozy Wishes Gate Fold Card
This charming gate fold card features a delightful winter scene.
The background was created by hot foiling with the July BetterPress Club, utilizing the positive hot foil plate from the previous Small Die Club (the negative plate was used in the earlier Small Die Club project).
The focal point includes hands in Poppy mittens with Celestial cuffs, holding a mug of what appears to be hot cocoa. The base of the “cocoa” was die-cut from Truffle cardstock, and a white gel pen was used to trace the edges for definition. A die-cut snowman was then placed inside the mug, peeking out.
The “COZY WISHES” sentiment was hot foiled in white onto Poppy cardstock, then die-cut and adhered to the card.
Winter Wonderland Stitched Card
This card showcases beautiful stitching and a serene winter landscape.
The stunning background panels were die-cut using this month’s stitching die (Frosted Stitch) on Lilac cardstock, then meticulously stitched with silver metallic thread.
The charming trees were die-cut from the Nested Tree Frame Die Set, adding depth to the winter scene.
The snowy hills were crafted using the Color Block Scenic Scape Die, die-cut from Antique Assorted Pack Brushed Metallic cardstock for a subtle shimmer.
Delicate snowflakes were die-cut using a die from a this month Small Die Club.
The “HOLIDAY CHEER” sentiment was created using metal silver hot foiling on Indigo cardstock, a technique from the BetterPress Club, and then die-cut.
To complete the card, silver embellishments were carefully added to the stitched areas, providing an elegant touch.
I hope you enjoyed this detailed look at my latest Spellbinders creations! Let me know which card is your favorite in the comments below.
Happy crafting!
Heejung
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