Christmas Inchies - Rubbernecker Stamps

Posted by Dawn G Designs August 14, 2023

Christmas Inchies - Rubbernecker Stamps - Slimline Christmas Card

Hello Everyone! Thank you so much for stopping by my blog! I hope you get some inspiration and pick up some new techniques.

These adorable Christmas Inchies from Rubbernecker Stamps is the perfect set for a quick and easy card that looks like your spent hours on it.

I have given you detailed instructions on how to recreate this card below. Enjoy.

First thing first is stamp out all the images you want to use and color them. Make sure you color them before you cut them out with the dies. It's so much easier to color first.

Listed below are the Copic combinations I used.

Santa

Red - B63 R29 R27 R35

White - W5 W3 W1

Skin - E000 E00 E04 E11 E21

Cheeks - R20 R30

Black - 100 N9 N7 N5

Penguin

Black - 100 W9 W7 W5 W2

White - W5 W3 W1 W00

Red -B63 R29 R27 R35

Reindeer

Body - E49 E47 E44 E43

Light Brown - E42 E41 E40

Bell - C5 C3 C1 C00

Red -B63 R29 R27 R35

Christmas Tree

Green - YG67 YG17 YG03

Star - V25 Y28 Y38 Y32

Take your Slimline Nested Stitch Die and lay it on your die cutting mat.

The take your SL1 4 Corner Circles Die and center it inside your Slimline Nested Stitch Die.

Take a white piece of card stock and cut it using your dies.

You will only be using one of the center cut pieces so put the rest away in a safe place for a future card.

Now take a piece of colored card stock that matches your patterned paper and cut that out as well. You will not need the center cut squares so put them away for a future card.

Now you will pick out your patterned piece of paper from the Snowflake Fun Slimline Paper pack.

Using a largest die from the Slimline Nested Stitch Die lay it down on the side of the paper that will be showing. This die has a lovely stitched look on it and you want it to show on your card.

Take your green piece of cut card stock and add the strings for your bulbs that you are going to add in a minute.

Take your die piece that you cut with the white card stock and add your sentiment.

Now it's time to put your card together. I matted with the green and a cranberry red to give the card a more uniformed look.

Die cut out all of your elements if you haven't done so already and adhere them to your card.

I added a little glue to the bottom of the Santa and the tree then added a small piece of foam adhesive to the top to get some dimension.

For the light bulbs I added a drop of glue and the bottom of the bulb and just slightly lifted the top of it to give it some dimension.

Now it's time to add your sentiment piece. I added the little bird from the Laughing Snowmen Stamp and Die set because it looks like he is singing Merry Christmas.

Now all you have to do is add your penguin and reindeer just like you did your Santa and tree and your almost done.

This is a slimline card so it measure 3 1/2 x 8 1/2

To get the base you will need an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of 110lb card stock. Cut 7 inches on the 8 1/2 inch side and score at 3 1/2 to get your card base.

Now just adhere your completed panel onto your card base and your done!

Now you have an adorable Christmas Card! It's not that hard to make a dimensional card when you break it down into sections.

Here are the links to the products I used to make this fun card. Some of my links are affiliated. This is to help me to restock the basic card making supplies so that I can continue to make fun cards for you to recreate!