Stampin’ Up! Simply Said Nests of Winter Cards with Video Tutorial

Good morning, y’all – did you remember to set your clocks back?!  I ALMOST forgot but…one of my friends posted on FB (thanks, Karen!) and so…I remembered to do it before I went to bed!  We’re now officially on go-to-work-in-the-dark-come-home-in-the-dark time.  Bleh.

The Nests of Winter DSP is one GOOD thing about winter – and it’s what I used to make today’s cards!  Yes – CARDS!  I saw a set like these from Mary Knabe – and wanted to try them for myself!  I did need thank you and birthday cards, so… I pulled out the ever-so-wonderful Simply Said Mix & Match stamp set for those.  Take a look-see:

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With one pack of the Nests of Winter DSP, you can make 16 of these cards.  Plus – four MORE in a different design – that I’ll show you in a few days! 🙂

I started by placing one decorated edge of the DSP at the 5 1/8″ mark on my Paper Trimmer.  I made that first cut and then rotated the remaining piece 180 degrees – to cut again at 5 1/8″.

I set the middle strip of DSP aside for another set of cards and then cut each of the two 5 1/8″ x 12″ pieces into 3″ wide strips.

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I used Liquid Glue to adhere each of the 3″ x 5 1/8″ pieces of DSP on a 3 1/8″ x 5 1/4″ piece of Cherry Cobbler cardstock.

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I folded the 5 1/2″ x 7 7/8″ Gray Granite card bases at 4 1/4″.  Folding them so that the shorter portion become the front of the card, I then tore a narrow (like…about…1/8″?) strip off the short edge.

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Using Liquid Glue, I adhered a matted card front to the front of each of the card bases.

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I picked the sentiments I wanted to use from the Simply Said Mix & Match stamp set and stamped them in Cherry Cobbler ink on pieces of Basic White and then cut them out.

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For the “hello” sentiment I cut them with a Stylish Shapes banner die and I used the second-from-largest Stylish Shapes circle die for the “Birthday Wishes” sentiment.

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I tied simple bows from Linen Thread and used a dab of Liquid Glue to adhere them to the card fronts.  Note: as you look at the cards, you can see that I used the same sentiment shapes – but moved the sentiment around on the card fronts! 🙂 Adhere the bow so that it will sit just under the sentiment. 🙂

Stampin' Up! Simply Said Nests of Winter Cards with Video Tutorial - Stamps-N-Lingers

I adhered the sentiments over the bows with Stampin’ Dimensionals.

Stampin' Up! Simply Said Nests of Winter Cards with Video Tutorial - Stamps-N-Lingers

Each card got some new Drusy Adhesive-backed Embellishments (I LOVE them!) in either clear or champagne and the card fronts were done!

I did all the insides, the same – stamping the pussywillow image from Nests of Winter a couple of times in Gray Granite on a Basic White panel.  I colored the images with the Light Petal Pink Stampin’ Blend (for the pussywillows) and the stems with the Gray Granite Stampin’ Write Marker.

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I adhered the panels to the inside of the cards with Liquid Glue and the cards were done.

I added the pussywillows to the front of each of my envelopes – and added Nests of Winter DSP on the envelope flaps and the set was complete!

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Et Voila!  See how gorgeous that one design is in the Nests of Winter DSP!?  Sixteen cards – just two sheets of the paper.  And you’ll still have 10 sheets left over for even more projects!  Y’all – if you don’t have the Simply Said Mix & Match stamp set…please PLEASE get it right away!  So simple and yet…SO handy to have on hand! It’ll be your sentiment go-to, I promise! 🙂

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I hope you like! 🙂

If you’d like to recreate these cards, all the products and card cuts you’ll need are down below! And – this is the card I made on yesterday’s Saturday Nite Live YouTube video.  If you’d like to see it – for the first time or again – here ’tis!

I also created a printable PDF with written instructions and a list of the products used to create this project.  You can download, print and/or save it by clicking this image:

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TTFN

M

 

 

 

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Card Cuts Used in This Project (for each card):

Gray Granite Cardstock: 5 1/2″ x 7 7/8″ (card base, scored and folded at 4 1/4″)

Cherry Cobbler Cardstock: 3 1/8″ x 5 1/4″ (mat for DSP panel on front)

Basic White Cardstock: Stylish Shapes banner or second-from-largest circle die (sentiment); 4″ x 5 1/4″ (inner liner)

Nests of Winter DSP: 3″ x 5 1/8″ (front DSP panel); 2 1/4″ x 6″ (envelope flap)


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Finn Fan Fix 

He was looking so handsome and distinguished in his bed – I just had to take his picture.

He WANTED to scratch his ear but I said…Finny – let me take your picture first.

So he did.

He understands the assignment.

TTFN

M

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8 thoughts on “Stampin’ Up! Simply Said Nests of Winter Cards with Video Tutorial

  1. Amy Koenders

    Such pretty cards! Great way to use that paper! Poor Finn…it is tough being so photogenic…and needing to scratch! 😉

    • stampsnlingers

      Yes – being a Super Model is a LOT of work and NO ONE gives him the credit he is DUE!! ;). Thanks, Amy! 🙂

  2. JudiH

    Very much enjoyed your video last night. Those DSP sheets with design on each end are MADE for such projects. Alas, the OCD in me could not make the 3rd cut that splits those huddled up birdies🤣🤣🤣 I will skootch over a smidge…. Take care and safe travels to see Mom🥰🥰🥰

    • stampsnlingers

      LOL! You do you, kid! I know they’ll be beautiful! :). Thank you so much! 🙂

  3. Sharon Harris

    Great design and you’ve made the cutting instructions easy.

  4. Carla Park

    I hope your mom will do well and you will be able to handle the all that she requires. I love the card and Finny. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent.

    • stampsnlingers

      Thanks so much, Carla! I appreciate the kindness! 🙂

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