Let’s Hit the Slopes!
Posted by Spellbinders Team on October 23, 2025

Let’s Hit the Slopes!

Hello there, Michelle Short here, and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog sharing three cards using the Ski-son’s Greetings collection by Simon Hurley. This wonderful collection is perfect for Christmas and the holidays, but also all year round for those that like to ski and snowboard! I kept the cards simple, featuring lots of white space!

DASHING THROUGH THE SNOW

My first card uses Hit the Slopes Etched Dies, along with the fabulous Streamline 3D Embossing Folder. This folder is perfect for skiers but also anything that you want to show movement like sleds, snowballs, etc! LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S3-563, E3D-160, BP-335 To make this card: LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S3-563, E3D-160, BP-335 LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S3-563, E3D-160, BP-335
TIP: I like to heat the platform up twice when hot foiling press plates. It just sems to work for me but you may not need to. Experiment with what works best for your machines!
  • Die cut sentiments out using coordinating die.
  • Die cut die again twice and adhere die cuts behind foiled sentiments.
  • Adhere 'dashing through the snow’ to card.
  • To finish, embellish with White Enamel Dots.

NO PLACE LIKE HOME

My next card uses Ski Lodge Etched Dies, along with an older set to dress it up for the holidays! LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S5-717, S7-277, BP-335 To make this card: LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S5-717, S7-277, BP-335
  • Add Bearly Art Glue around the top edge of the snow on the roof, apply Iridescent Glitter on top, and tap off excess.
  • Using ski lodge as a guide, adhere two trees to an A2-sized white card base using Bearly Art Glue.
  • Adhere ski lodge on top with thin foam tape.
  • Adhere tree trunk to three and then adhere tree to the left-hand side of the lodge.
LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S5-717, S7-277, BP-335 TIP: Don’t be afraid to combine sets! I knew I wanted something extra on this card, so I searched through sets that I already had to see what might fit size-wise. The wreath was too big for the door, but I thought it would look good hanging from the top of the lodge!

SO COOL

For my last project, I’m using Hit the Slopes and Streamline 3D Embossing Folder, but this time, combined with the trees from Ski Lodge. LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S3-563, E3D-160, S5-717, S5-526, BP-335 To make this card: LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S3-563, E3D-160, S5-717, S5-526, BP-335 LET’S HIT THE SLOPES! S3-563, E3D-160, S5-717, S5-526, BP-335
TIP: Using partial embossing is a great way to get more from your embossing folders. In some instances, it can really transform the look of the design by only having part of it showing!
I hope you have enjoyed seeing my projects today. They were really fun to make, and I love all the white space – gives them a more snowy feel, I think! Thank you so much for visiting today. I hope you have a wonderful day!

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies

Hero Arts Neutrals Enamel Dots, Hero Arts Iridescent EarthSafe Glitter, thin foam tape, score board.

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