“Thanks” Heart-Air Balloon Card by Pearl Lui

Materials Used: Silly Season Milk & Cookies (P728), Gingerbread (P729), Friends Rub-on (RB891);
Other: Embroidery floss, Bazzill cardstock, EK Success and Martha Stewart punches

Pearl Says:
” I love dimension, but dimensional cards are hard to get through the mail without them getting crushed. So today, I’m here to share with you one of my favorite ways to create a dimensional card but still have no issues mailing it.
Here’s what you’ll need: Shape punches, scoring tool, embroidery floss” :

“My favorite part is that you can flatten the card to mail it without bulk.”

“And then your recipient can very easily fold the heart balloon right back up.”

1. “Punch a few shapes (3-5) of the same size and score down the middle of each
2. Attach shapes to base cardstock with embroidery floss or a strong sewing machine down the scored middle
3. Fold the shapes up create dimension”

“It’s so easy and fun to make, so I hope you’ll try these kinds of cards too. You can use circle shapes to make circle ornaments or bubbles of all sizes. You can use square or diamond shapes to make dimensional kites. The possibilities are endless! If you give it a try, don’t forget to comment with a link of your card, so we can see what you’ve made!”

Welcome to the Kaisercraft Blog today, friends!  Debbie and Leanne have more card designs to inspire you with — all made using the beautiful December 25th collection.  These papers and embellishments will make your holiday card-making a snap … such a wide array of lovely goodies to create with!

‘Merry’ Card by Debbie Marcinkiewicz

Kaisercraft Materials List:
December 25th collection – papers: Peace (P714), Sticker Sheet (SS110), 6 1/2″ Paper Pad (PP850); Clear Stamps (CS790); Wooden Flourishes – Reindeer ( FL364).

Other supplies:  baker’s twine, jingle bells, paint, glitter paper, fabric flower.

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’25′ Card by Leanne Love

Kaisercraft Materials List: 

December 25th collection – papers: Hope (P716),  Festive (P718), Noel (P719);  Wooden Flourishes - December ( FL365).

Hello friends and welcome to the Kaisercraft Blog today!  You’re in for a treat … Leanne and Debbie have some fun cards to share using the Silly Season collection — enjoy peeking!

“Dashing Through the Snow” Card by Debbie Marcinkiewicz

Kaisercraft Materials list:
Silly Season collection – papers: Presents (PS164), Dasher (PS163), Sticker Sheet (SS111), 6 1/2″ Paper Pad (PP851), Printed Chipboard (CB133); 6 1/2″ Paper Pad – Black & White Timeless (PP855); Wooden Flourishes – Trees (FL359); Rhinestones – Lime (RS455); Sparklets – Hearts (RS429); Rhinestones – Silver (SB700).

Other supplies:  seam binding, glitter, baker’s twine, jingle bells, paper doilie.

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“Merry Christmas” Card by Leanne Love

Kaisercraft Materials list:
Silly Season collection – papers: Fruitcake  (P723), Cracker (P725),  Paper Pad (PP851) Printed Chipboard (CB133); Wooden Flourishes - Reindeer (FL364); Jewels – Silly Season (RS424)

Other:  Iridescent Meduim

Leanne Says:
“I love every paper range that Kaisercraft bring out but this would have to be one of my all time favourites.  I love the way the colours just pop out at you and it is such a fun range to work with.”

Hello everyone. I hope the week has started off well. To kick start our Tuesday we have Toni Crane from our Contributing Design Team showing us how to make Spiral Stem Flowers.

Toni Says:
“With the release of the Kaisercraft Mini Blooms, I thought it would be a good idea to share with you how easy it is to make the little spirals for the flowers with the wire stems, rather than cutting them off.

You will need: A packet of Kaisercraft Mini Blooms and a pair of needle nose pliers. I use a pair of curved ones but a straight pair will work perfect as well.

Grip the end of the wire stem at the tip of the pliers, then wind the wire around the pliers to the bottom of the flower, keeping the spiral tight together.

Ease the flower off the pliers and gently tease the spirals apart, pulling it to one side of the flower so the wire lies flat on the bottom of the flower.

Team these gorgeous flowers with other embellishments from Kaisercraft to add the right touch for your next project.

Hi Kaisercrafties and welcome to the blog today!  Debbie and Leanne have some pretty little layouts to share with you– all designed using the gorgeous December 25th collection available through Kaisercraft!  This oh-so-elegant collection is rich with deep, traditional holiday colors and full of beautiful embellishments that will be ‘must haves’ for all of your holiday scrapping, card making and decorating this season!  Enjoy!!

‘Merry Christmas’ Layout by:  Debbie Marcinkiewicz

Kaisercraft materials list:
December 25th collection – papers:  Festive (P717), Peace (P714), Faith (P715), Believe (P721), Merry (PS161), Sticker Sheet (SS109), Journal Tags (JT625), Jewels (RS423); Sparklets – Daffodil (RS410); Rhinestone Flourishes – Champagne (RS463); Wooden Flourishes – Sleigh (FL362); Rub ons – Merry Christmas (RB837), Family (RB910); Mini Paper Blooms – Aubergine (F654); Mounting Foam Dots (T302).

Other supplies:  baker’s twine, jingle bells, paint, seam binding, gold glitter, striped grosgrain ribbon.

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“Siblings” Layout by:  Leanne Love

Kaisercraft materials list:
December 25th collection – papers:  Festive (P717), Noel (P718),Sticker Sheet (SS110), Journal Tags (JT625); Sparklets – Daffodil (RS410); Wooden Flourishes – Trees (FL359); Paper Blooms – Ruby (F636)

Leanne says:
“I love this range of papers and really wanted you all to see how it can be used for all photos and not just Christmas ones.”