Three Different Season Cards
on August 23, 2024

Three Different Season Cards

Hello Crafty Friends, Heejung Hunsberger here! I'm thrilled to be returning as a guest designer for Spellbinders this month again! If you'd like to get to know me better, visit my blog or follow me on Instagram. Additionally, I have a YouTube channel where I regularly post video tutorials. Today, I’m sharing three seasonal cards featuring the All Season Collection. I made cards for Spring, Autumn, and Winter, which are all included in this post.

Winter

Three different Season Cards, S5-628, BP-172 I embossed the white cardstock using the Hexi Snowflake embossing folder of July 24. Then, I used the Emerald Cut Labels and Tag Die to die-cut Sage-colored cardstock to create the frame. After that, I trimmed the side of the card base. Three different Season Cards, S5-628, BP-172 I used the Four Seasons die to cut out the word "Winter" from red, silver, and white card stock. Then, I used black ink with the All Seasons Winter Press Plate and used the coordinating die to cut it out. Three different Season Cards, S5-628, BP-172 Additionally, I used the Poinsettia Spray die from the Home for the Holiday Collection and paired it with the Handmade Holidays Paper Pack. I finished it with Fashion Silver Gem on the card.

Autumn Card

Three different Season Cards, S5-628, BP-082, BP-171 I used the Autumn Leaves BetterPress Plate & Die with a blend of yellow and orange ink on white cardstock. Then, I shaded the images with a blending brush. Three different Season Cards, S5-628, BP-082, BP-171 I pressed the Autumn Leaves BetterPress Plate, then colored the leaves with markers and die-cut them using the coordinating die. Three different Season Cards, S5-628, BP-082, BP-171 I die-cut the word "Autumn" from the Four Seasons Die using gold and timber card stock. I also used the sentiments from the All Seasons Sentiments BP plate and die-cut it with the coordinating die. Finally, I added a Fashion Gold gem to the card and matted it on Mustard color card stock.

Spring

Three different Season Cards, BP-169, S5-628, 3EOM-DEC23, S4-1351 I hesitated about which card I should show you: Summer or Spring. I decided to make a Spring card because I love gardening. Three different Season Cards, BP-169, S5-628, 3EOM-DEC23, S4-1351 First, I created the background using the Two Hearts As One 3D embossing folder and shaded it blue. I die-cut the Sprinkle & Grow Die from the out-and-about collection. Three different Season Cards, BP-169, S5-628, 3EOM-DEC23, S4-1351 I die-cut the word "Spring" from the Four Seasons Die using Pink Sand cardstock and fruit punch cardstock, and layered them together. I also used the All Seasons Spring Press Plate and die on the card.

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Thank you for reading my post. The All Season Collection is great for creating scrapbooks. I hope my projects inspire you. Happy Crafting! Heejung

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