Rules for Dressing a Gnome

Do you think there are rules for dressing a gnome? We asked that question on yesterday’s show and no one seems to know.

Why do you think that is?

Because there aren’t any rules for dressing a gnome!

Since we wanted to make a back to school gnome, Beverly suggested Fall or bright colors. We decided to use some Fall-ish colors.

You could use any colors, but they don’t have to coordinate. Of course, we’re card makers so coordination is important – at least to us.

To prove that point, we made our first little gnome card with some unique colors – gray and purple tones.

So that was a starter card. We’ve already sent it to one of our gnome loving friends.

This gnome bundle was so popular that they sold out of the dies. They weren’t expected until later this month, but just before the

When it came time for the live show, we let the viewers pick the colors. I like how it came out.

I like the purple version but I think I like the back to school colors better.

You can watch how we make it and learn a little about how we colored the gnome with Stampin’ Blends.

See the video here on YouTube or watch it below. Then I’ll tell you how Ann finished the card and what she added after the show.

We Made a Few Little Changes

You probably noticed that she moved that Pumpkin Pie piece. (It was horizontal in the video, but we thought it looked better vertical.)

That wasn’t all she did with that piece. She also used the Blending Brushes to apply some Pumpkin Pie ink to make the stripes stand out.

We meant to switch out that metallic foil piece for one that was really copper. She accidentally put the card together with the lighter foil piece that she had in the show. That meant Plan B – we glued the right copper color one over the original one.

And then, of course, she added those Brushed Metallic Adhesive Dots that she likes so much. (Look at the original picture because you can only see one in this picture below.)

You Can Make This Card!

But it helps to have the right supplies.

Before we share the picture list, I want to be sure you know what we give all our online shoppers.

Stampin’ Up! gives you 10% stampin’ rewards to spend on future orders
- $20 minimum purchase & be opted in to the rewards program.
All online shoppers get a handmade reusable card from us in your mailbox.
And at least 4 free project tutorials in your inbox.
And a sampling of current product on orders $75+.
Track your online purchases with this form and earn free stamps and dies exclusively from me and Ann. Plus we’ll send you our next mini catalogs with even more ideas.

Remember that you save 10% when you take a bundle option when available
except – when on the Last Chance List, purchasing separately may be a better option.

But it helps to have the right supplies.

Before we share the picture list, I want to be sure you know what we give all our online shoppers.

Stampin’ Up! gives you 10% stampin’ rewards to spend on future orders
- $20 minimum purchase & be opted in to the rewards program.
All online shoppers get a handmade reusable card from us in your mailbox.
And at least 4 free project tutorials in your inbox.
And a sampling of current product on orders $75+.
Track your online purchases with this form and earn free stamps and dies exclusively from me and Ann. Plus we’ll send you our next mini catalogs with even more ideas.

Remember that you save 10% when you take a bundle option when available
except – when on the Last Chance List, purchasing separately may be a better option.