Today was hubby's birthday, so we did a few fun birthday things and now that it's evening, I escaped to my workroom to work on some Christmas "Thank You" cards. I'm always thrilled when I find nice "thank you" words that I can use on my after Christmas cards. And of course a hat to go with them. I'm not sure if the "Santa's Suit bundle made it to the 2018-2019 catalog. I read some of the items that were going to be carried over to that catalog but the only thing I remember is the "Painted Harvest" set. So much for a good memory. But after 3 surgeries this year, it is slowly coming back. I celebrate those little moments when I actually did remember something without struggling and becoming frustrated. Yay me!!! LOL Anyway, I like to make my Christmas thank you cards with a Santa hat on the thank you if I can and this year I was able to again! Here is the one I made last year using the now retired giant "Thank You" and the now retired Santa hat punch.
I stamped the hat and then die cut it using the matching "Santa Builder" framelets. It's a bundle I didn't use much this year. I'm hoping it does carry over.
The words are from the "Background Bits" set. I stamped them in black and then added the hat when I was done.
The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Whisper White. On top of that is a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Real Red card stock. The top layer is 5-1/8" x 3-7/8". I taped the top layer to the Real Red piece and set them in place using Dimensionals. The had was also set in place using Dimensionals. I had added some Dazzling Diamonds glitter to the pom pom and brim of the hat before I set it in place. Well, it was long before I set it in place. I colored the hat with a Real Red marker and then added the glitter and set it aside to dry while I worked on the rest of the card. I've learned to so that a lot more this year, making sure I take care of the things that need to dry first so when I'm ready to use them they are dry or dry enough!!! I surprise myself now and then!!! LOL
This was a very simple thank you card to make.
Thank you SO much for stopping by today,
Wanda
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