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Luv 2 Stamp Group Christmas Blog Hop

11/20/2022

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Welcome to the Luv 2 Stamp Group’s 2022 Blog Hop! We are excited to share projects with you again this year. We hope to inspire you to create beautiful new projects. Each month we will have a different theme based on the next month’s celebrations using Stampin’ Up! products.
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Once you are done with each post, scroll down to the bottom and you will see a list of Blog Hop participants, you can click on their name to go to their post, or you can click the next button to go to the next post in line. Happy crafting! This month’s theme is Christmas. 
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Candy canes are a staple of Christmas. They are so inexpensive, delicious, and versatile. When I saw the Sweet Candy Canes Bundle, I knew I had to have it. The DSP works perfectly with the dies to cut out cute candy canes. The set also comes with dies to create a simple tag to put on a real candy cane. This bundle will work great for a whole gift package for someone special in your life. 
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Materials Used: 
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​Stamps/Dies: Sweet Candy Canes Bundle, All That Dies
Ink: Real Red
Cardstock: Real Red, Basic White
DSP: Sweetest Christmas, Real Red & White Glimmer Paper
Ribbon: White Glittered Organdy Ribbon 
Measurements: 
Real Red Rectangle (5-½”x 8-½” scored at 4-¼”)
Basic White Rectangle (5-⅜”x4-⅛”)
Basic White Rectangle (5-¼”x4”)
Basic White Label die cut
Real Red Glimmer Label die cut
DSP Rectangle (2”x4”)
DSP Rectangle (¾”x3-⅞”)
Real Red Rectangle (4”x1-½”)
Real Red Rectangle (4-⅛”x11/16”)
White Ribbon (24”)
DSP Rectangle (3-¾”x3”) cut into 3 pieces (1-¼”x3”)
Candy Cane die cut from DSP
DSP Rectangle (5-¾”x2-¼”)
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Step 1: Cut the white piece of DSP into 3 pieces, each measuring 1-1/4". Adhere the 3 white pieces and the red piece. 
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Step 2: Adhere the real red cardstock across the middle of the card. 
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Step 3: Tie the ribbon around the entire card front with the bow on the left or right depending on which candy cane you are using. 

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Step 4: Stamp the sentiment on the label and the bottom left corner of the envelope. 
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Step 5: Cut the glimmer die in half and adhere the label to the front with each half sticking out to create an outline. 
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Step 6: Adhere the label to the card front using dimensionals. 

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Step 7: Adhere the candy cane using dimensionals. 
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Step 8: Adhere the card front to the base using Stampin' Seal or Liquid Glue. 
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Step 9: Adhere DSP to envelope flap and cut excess. 

Video Tutorial 

Click the next button to continue hopping through our amazing Luv 2 Stamp Group's Artists, or click a name below to go straight to their blog. ​
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Sharon Lim-CA
Laurie Bradshaw-CA
Teri West-AK
Sandra Hernandez-GA
Danielle D. Diaz-NM (You Are Here)
Gloria Plunkett-GA
Jo Anne Hewins-NC
Taleena Koch-WA
10 Comments
Laurie Bradshaw
11/27/2022 09:10:58 am

Super cute, Danielle! I love all the sparkle and details!

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Danielle D. Diaz link
12/3/2022 09:33:43 am

Thank you! I love the sparkle too! :)

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Taleena Koch link
11/27/2022 09:12:12 am

This is so cute!

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Danielle link
12/3/2022 09:34:08 am

Thank you!

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Jo Anne Hewins
11/27/2022 05:15:42 pm

I love your candy cane card. Great details.

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Danielle link
12/3/2022 09:34:40 am

Thank you so much!

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Sharon Lim link
11/27/2022 07:16:49 pm

Love the details and all the coordinating parts. Thanks for sharing Danielle!

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Danielle link
12/3/2022 09:35:11 am

Thank you! I love coordination! :)

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Teri West link
11/27/2022 08:57:48 pm

Super cute holiday card! Love the candy canes!

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Danielle link
12/3/2022 09:35:35 am

Thank you! They look good enough to eat!

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    Hello, my name is Danielle D. Diaz and I am an Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator in New Mexico. I look forward to creating with you using my favorite products from Stampin' Up! 

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