Icing to my Gingerbread

 Hello, crafty friends! Cynthia here sharing a Christmas card while the weather is turning cooler! 

I created this card using the Gnome Friends: Gingerbread Dies, Gingerbread faces, Arch Dies  I chose a Christmas themed cardstock for the background, chose matching papers for the arch die background.

I die cut the gingerbread in warm cocoa paper, added pink chalk to their cheeks and added some white icing. 

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Gingerbread Brewed

Hello Friends, Amanda here again today with a couple super cute gingerbread gift card holders!  I've had so much fun lately creating a bunch of different gift card holders for the holidays and I knew the Gnome Friends: Gingerbread Die would be the perfect addition to this fun candy pattern paper!

I used the Scallop Square Dies and the Stitched Square Dies on the front and used the Rectangle Dies 2 on the inside paper behind the gift card.  I used the Gnome Friends: Gingerbread Die along with the Gingerbread Faces to create my super cute coffee loving friends!  I gave them each a coffee mug from the Gnome Dies to hold and added a sentiment from Gingerbread Brewed to the side and Gingerbread Calories for the inside.

 

Paper: Neenah Classic Crest Solar White 80 &110lb, Sizzix, white shimmer, kraft, Doodlebug: 6x6 petite prints,12x12 solids, 6x6 let it snow, 12x12 gingerbread kisses

Ink:  Versafine Clair Nocturne 

Embellishments: Doodlebug shape sprinkles - goody goody gumdrops, Doodlebug Odds & Ends - gingerbread kisses, glittery enamel dots, chalk

Pens/Markers: Copic - E35

Tools:  TH Sizzix Sidekick, TH Sizzix Big Shot Switch Plus, Bearly Art Glue, ATG tape, reverse tweezers, scrapbook.com pro pick tool and mint tape, TH guillotine comfort paper trimmer, MISTI (and Mini), foam squares & strips, Gnome Glue Holder from Whimsical Wishes, Glassboard Studio magnetic glass craft mat and magnets, mini dome foam blenders

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Naughty or Nice?

Hello, crafty friends! Cynthia here sharing a gift card holder perfect for this holiday season using the cute Gnome Gift Card Slider Die. I chose to make this a gingerbread themed project instead of the gnome.

The slider die is super versatile. This is perfect for the holiday but this could be used for all occasions.  I chose some teal peppermint papers for the front of the Christmas card holder. I die cut the ribbon in red patterned papers and angled the bow to make room for the tag. I stamped a sentiment on the tag in matching teal ink. I chose the Gnome Friends: Gingerbread Die for the top of the slider.

 I stamped one of the images from the Gingerbread Face set, colored up her nose and her mouth with red marker. I also added some white gel pen accents on her face for some highlights. I used one of the mint lollipops from the Gingerbread House Die and placed it in her hand. I also gave the gingie some space buns because why not? She's so cute!

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