Monday, November 5, 2012

Gobble Gobble

I created this card for a shoebox swap with the theme "fun holiday kids' cards".  I always enjoy finding unusual ways to use images, so I thought it would be fun to make a turkey using Christmas shapes.

All images are the copyright of Stampin' Up!
To create this card you need the following supplies which you can purchase through 
my Stampin' Up website kimberlyjallen.stampinup.net
  
From the Holiday Catalog

  • 127816 Holiday Ornaments Framelitz Dies $24.95
  • 127813 Snow Flurry Bigz Die $21.95
  • 127539 Googlies $2.50

From the 2012-13 Annual Catalog

  • 113439 Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine $99.95
  • 127749 Chevron Textured Impressions Embossing Folder $7.95
  • 121003 Basics Glimmer Brads $4.95
  • 102395 Brayer $12.50
  • 126978 Soft Suede Classic Ink Pad $5.95
  • 115318 Soft Suede card stock $6.95
  • 120953 Crumb Cake card stock $6.95
  • 100946 More Mustard card stock $6.95
  • 119685 Cherry Cobbler card stock $6.95
  • 119684 Cajun Craze card stock $6.95
  • 105117 Pumpkin Pie card stock $6.95

Optional items:

  • 103579 Paper Snips $9.95
  • 103683 Mini Glue Dots $4.95
  • 104332 SNAIL Adhesive $6.95
  • 110755 Multipurpose Liquid Glue $3.95
  • 104430 Stampin' Dimensionals $3.95

Instructions:

Using your favorite adhesive assemble the turkey
in the following manner
Place head on top of the body

Place Waddle so that the point covers the point on the body.


Place the beak above the waddle

Use Paper Snips to cut two legs from the snowflake and adhere to the body

Brayer one side of the Chevron folder with Soft Suede ink, place feathers inside
 and run through Big Shot to emboss the feathers

To finish, fold an 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" piece of Cajun Craze card stock in half to make an A2 card.
Adhere a 5" x 3-3/4" piece of More Mustard card stock to card
Place Champagne Glimmer brads on head to create eyelids
Place googlies on top of brads to create eyes
Adhere feathers to body
Adhere finished Turkey to the card using adhesive or Stampin' Dimensionals

I also thought that the Turkey by itself (or on an easel card) would make a fun place card for Thanksgiving Dinner




1 comment:

  1. KA, this is just too cute! I love the way your imagination works. How did you come up with that cute gobbler from Christmas ornaments? Kudos to you!

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