Christmas with ‘Dasher’

Hello

It took a bit longer than I expected to get back here to share this card with you, which I made a few weeks ago for a team swap. The idea was to use the sneak peak products from the 2010-2011 Idea Book and Catalogue and no retired items.  A kind friend gave me the 'Dasher' stamp a while ago (I had coveted it after seeing it on US blogs last year!) and thankfully it made it into the new Catalogue, so I was able to use it for the swap.  It is one of the fabulous individual a la Carte stamps in this year's catalogue.

I have only used cardstock for this card, which makes it really economical to produce a bunch of them for your Christmas stash and it is quick to make. I have used a lovely sentiment from the new 'Contempo Christmas' stamp set, but you could substitute any sentiment stamp you have or rubons.

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Card Details

Stamps

Dasher, Contempo Christmas

Cardstock & Papers

Very Vanilla, Rich Razzleberry, Always Artichoke

Ink

Rich Razzleberry, Versamark

Accessories

Very Vanilla Taffeta Ribbon

Tools

Polka Dots Embossing Folder, Big Shot, Gold Embossing Powder, Heat Gun, Scallop Edge Punch, Dimensionals

Yesterday, I spent a couple of pleasurable hours getting my hands on some of the new products that I had only seen in the catalogue.  Seeing things 'in the flesh' is always better than in pictures! So I have created a similiar design using the rich 'Cherry Cobbler' cardstock and 'Jolly Holiday' DSP, gorgeous Old Olive satin ribbon (this feels beautiful to use) and Scallop Trim border punch.  I have to say, that all of the products exceeded my expectations and I can't wait until my order arrives next week!

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Card Details

Stamps

Dasher, Teeny Tiny Sentiments

Cardstock & Papers

Very Vanilla, Jolly Holiday DSP, Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler

Ink

Cherry Cobbler, Versamark

Accessories

5/8” Old Olive Satin Ribbon, Green Rhinestone Brad

Tools

Scallop Trim Border Punch,  Gold Embossing Powder, Heat Gun, Word Window Punch, ½” Circle Punch, Dimensionals

I like them both equally, when looked at separately. What do you think?

Stay safe in the wild and wet weather.

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10 Comments

  1. They are both gorgeous, in true “Judy style” – lovely and crisp, and clean-looking. Whilst I LOVE the new DSP, I think the Rich Razzleberry and Always Artichoke one is my favourite. Tough choice though!

  2. Thanks for sharing. I love your Dasher cards. I
    am from Ottawa, Ont. Canada and am a retired
    St-Up gal and love all their products. God
    bless you and your family.

  3. They are both lovely but it is the green one with the DSP that really caught my eye, especially love the new border punch.

  4. They are both excellent, I can’t decide between them. Think I can feel a CASE coming on as I plan Christmas cards! Dasher is on my wishlist, was so happy to see him in our new catty.

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