Lift Flap Christmas Card

Hello crafty friends ...

It's time for Karen Burniston's December 2020 Designer Challenge where she challenged the Design Team to use the new Mini Pop dies in a card of any theme. Since today is December 1st and December 1st is the start of Christmas for our family ... I made a Christmas card.

This is not the card I started out making, and I have all the details on YouTube:

This is one of those cards that just shimmers but it's very hard to capture in photos. The Fancy Winter Frames were die cut from white pearl card stock, and the patterned paper has lovely foiled bits. I outlined the decorator label (which is included with the Fancy Frame Accordion) with a gold gel pen as well - something I do quite often.

Small magnets hold the flap closed, and when you lift it up this little snow scene is revealed!

The penguin is holding the little teddybear that comes with the new Winter Charms, and I added a snowflake from the Sleigh Pop Up as well.

Inside the card is more of the foiled patterned paper, the Merry Christmas and a couple more snowflakes.

I hope you will check out what the rest of the design team came up with for this challenge - their blogs are linked on the right. Karen Burniston will have her post tomorrow (Wednesday) on her blog.

Supplies:
Card stocks - stash
1043 Fancy Label Accordion - Karen Burniston
Shimmer Spray
1145 Fancy Winter Frames - Karen Burniston
Patterned paper - Stampin' Up, retired
Magnets - KG Magnetics
Sakura gold gel and white gel pens
1021 Sleigh Pop Up (snowflake) - Karen Burniston
Gold foil card stock - Stampin' Up
Banners Pick A Punch - Stampin' Up
1065 Merry Christmas - Karen Burniston
1143 Holiday Charms - Karen Burniston
1146 Mini Pops - Karen Burniston
Copic Markers
1016 Winter Animals - Karen Burniston
White pearl card stock
1115 Gift Pivot Panels (tiny tag) - Karen Burniston
Majestic Confetti - Studio Katia

Card size -  5 x 5" square, fits in a 5" square envelope (which costs more to mail) or a 5 x 7" envelope which does not cost any more to mail. I sent this one in a 5 x 7" envelope.

Thanks for stopping by today