MFTeaser - Season's Greetings

Welcome to day three of seven fabulous days of MFT teasers!

Today I'm sharing a card I made using the new Seasonal Sentiments stamp set, which is the Triple Scoop set for this release. What's the Triple Scoop set? Well, you earn the Triple Scoop set FREE with a qualifying $60 order, and the set changes every month.

I love the graphic look of the sayings in Seasonal Sentiments. This is card #33 for Project Christmas 2012.

For this card I use papers from the Echo Park Very Merry Christmas collection. I used the Insert It 3x4 Insert Die-namics to cut out the graph paper then stamped the sentiment with Versamagic Brick Red ink. The layout is Cardabilities sketch #60.

The new Fishtail Flags Layers STAX Die-namics along with one of the sizes of the Fishtail Flags STAX Die-namics were perfect for creating the row of flags and the Icicle Border Die-namics cut from Whip Cream card stock was used for the horizontal element. I covered it with Star Dust Stickles for a little shimmer.

I used the Let it Snowflake Die-namics to cut out the two layered snowflake and used Wild Cherry as a base layer.

On the inside I stamped another sentiment from Seasonal Sentiments and added some more flags, thanks to the Fishtail Flags Layers STAX Die-namics.

Here are the details about the upcoming release:

• You can attend the New Release Party on October 16 from 8-10 PM EST HERE in the MFT forum, where you can WIN PRIZES!
• The MFT release, including all new stamp sets and Die-namics, is on October 16 at 10 PM EST.  You'll find all the newest products HERE at release time.
• The guest designer contest is going on now!  Check out the forum for details on how YOU can win over $200 in stamp sets and Die-namics.
• If you'd like to see all the teasers for today, please click on over to the MFT Blog NOW.  Be sure to leave comments as you go for the chance to win one of 2, $10 gift certificates given away daily.  The winners will be posted on October 16 just before the release party, on the MFT blog.

Here are the Die-namics I used:

Thanks for stopping by!
Karen