As soon as I spotted Night of Bethlehem in the 2017 Holiday Mini Catalog (page 26), I knew it would find a home on my stamp room shelves! I prefer inspirational Christmas cards, and this one, with adorable artwork and beautiful sayings, was a no-brainer.
You can go really fancy or super clean with this set, and I was so pleased to experiment and find a design simple enough for my Christmas Club ladies to make during our monthly sessions. If you'd like to recreate this card at home, here's the instructions!
- One pack of Basic Black cardstock will make 48 card bases.
- Cut two 4x5.25 inch pieces of Whisper White for each card base (front, and inside to write on).
- Die-cut the Bethlehem scene right out of the front of the Whisper White cardstock front, about an inch from the bottom edge.
- Adhere the Whisper White front "negative" onto the Basic Black card base with SNAIL adhesive.
- Use mini dimensionals to attach the Bethlehem scene back into the Whisper White card front, slightly lower than where it was cut from. This will leave a rim of Basic Black cardstock showing through to highlight the die-cut cityscape.
- Stamp stars and sayings as desired, inside and out. Embellish with rhinestones.
****Please note: the Night in Bethlehem stamp set (in wood mount or cling-mount) and Bethlehem Edgelits bundle will be available beginning September 1st.****
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There's so many different holiday styles to choose from in the Stampin' Up! 2017 Holiday Mini Catalog! Did you get yours yet? They have begun arriving already. If you don't have a demonstrator or haven't ordered in a while and have dropped off my mailing list, please email me at [email protected] for a free copy! You'll be blown away by the incredible ideas inside. The hardest part will be narrowing down which designs to make this year!
Beautiful! So elegant.
Posted by: Renee Hughes | 08/29/2017 at 07:27 PM
I was so checking this set out and you just pushed me over the edge of decision... again LOL! Thank you for sharing this Lyssa.
Posted by: Gale Rice | 08/29/2017 at 08:43 PM
Very striking!
Posted by: Margaret Spencer | 08/29/2017 at 09:39 PM