3 Cards with the Thanks & Giving Stamp Set
Thanksgiving cards are on my crafting table, and I had so much fun creating these three cards during my most recent Facebook Live on the I’d Rather Bee Stampin’ Facebook Page! If you missed the live, I’m sharing a closer look at all three designs so you can find a little inspiration for your own fall cardmaking.
The Thanks and Giving Stamp Set by Stampin’ Up! is perfect for creating thoughtful Thanksgiving cards filled with warm colors, beautiful foliage, and heartfelt sentiments. Whether you love elegant layers, patterned paper, or stamped images that do all the work for you, these three cards offer something a little different!
Each card has its own personality, but they all share that cozy Thanksgiving feel.
Want to see how these cards came together? You can watch the replay on my I’d Rather Bee Stampin’ Facebook Page and craft along with me!
Card 1: Classic and Elegant
This card features a beautiful stamped foliage image in warm golden tones, paired with crisp white layers and a textured background. The “Happy Thanksgiving” sentiment takes center stage, while a little linen thread and a few embellishments add the finishing touches. I love how the simple color palette lets the stamped image shine! Quick color added: I used a Blending Brush with Barely Blush ink to quickly color the wreath. Then I used Golden Glow Blends to add a bit of color to the leaves. Easy peasy!
Card 2: Beautiful Foliage and Rich Color
The second card features a gorgeous foliage pattern stamped across the card front in a deep, rich shade. A coordinating border, a layered Thanksgiving sentiment, and a few gold-toned embellishments complete the design. This card is a wonderful reminder that repeating a single stamped image can create a beautiful background!
Card 3: Fall Colors and Patterned Paper
For the third card, I brought in patterned paper and layered stamped elements in rich autumn shades. The mix of patterns and warm colors creates a festive look that is perfect for sending Thanksgiving wishes to family and friends. The twine adds a soft, natural touch that ties everything together.
I hope these projects inspire you to pull out your stamps, patterned paper, and favorite fall colors to create some handmade Thanksgiving greetings of your own.
Thanks for spending a little creative time with me! Happy stamping!
Price: $17.00
‘Tis the Season — An Elegant Christmas Card with Luxe Foliage & Gold Foil Deer
For my focal point, I hot foiled that beautiful frame in gold using the Flourish & Frames Hot Foil Dies on the new Smooth Foiling Paper. Then I hot foiled the sweet doe and her little fawn in gold with the Graceful Evergreen Deer Hot Foil Dies — don’t you just love that little spotted fawn? — and popped them up with Stampin’ Dimensionals.My ‘Tis the Season sentiment is hot foiled in gold, too, using the Magical Christmas Hot Foil Dies. I love that all of the foiled pieces come together in one pretty layered label!To finish the card, I wrapped it with a length of Secret Sea & Gold ribbon and tied a bow — such a pretty finishing touch. And of course, I dressed up my envelope flap with a piece of that same Luxe Foliage paper and a thin strip of Gold Foil. I always love when the envelope matches the card!If you haven’t snagged the Luxe Foliage paper yet, check the online store — it’s just $5 with a $75 order (after rewards), one per customer, and only while supplies last!
- Basic White Thick Cardstock: 11 x 4 1/4, scored at 5 1/2
- Gold Foil Sheets: 5 1/4 x 4, 5 3/4 x 1 (envelope flap)
- Secret Sea Two-Tone Cardstock: 5 x 3 3/4
- Luxe Foliage Specialty Designer Series Paper: 5 x 3 3/4; 5 3/4 x 2 (envelope flap)
- Smooth Foiling Specialty Paper: 5 x 7 (all foiled pieces)
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Burnish the fold of the card base with a Bone Folder.
- Adhere Designer Series Paper, Two Tone and Gold Foil panels together.
- Wrap with the ribbon, tying a bow on the left side.
- Adhere to the card base with Dimensionals.
- Use a Hot Foil system to foil the frame, deer and sentiment in Gold Hot Foil. Crop with the coordinating dies. Adhere as shown with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
- Add the Gold Foil and Designer Series Paper to the envelope flap.
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Price: $5.00
A Little Hello with Lustrous Leaves & Copper Hot Foil
Sometimes a card comes together with just the right combination of products, colors, and a little bit of shine. This “Just a Little Hello” card is one of those cards!
I combined the Lustrous Leaves Hot Foil Dies, Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Dies, and the 2026–2028 In Color Gingham Gallery Designer Series Paper to create a card with a beautiful, rich color combination and just the right amount of shine.
The star of this card is definitely the Lustrous Leaves Hot Foil Dies. I used copper hot foil on Peaceful Pine cardstock to create the beautiful leafy details. The copper really pops against that deep, rich green! I layered several of the foiled leaves together to create a full leafy focal point in the center of the card. I love how the leaves overlap and extend in different directions, creating lots of dimension without making the card feel too busy. For the sentiment, I used the Sweetly Sentimental Hot Foil Dies and the same copper foil. “Just a Little Hello” is one of those sentiments that works for so many occasions.
Sometimes you don’t need a reason to send a card. A little hello in the mailbox is reason enough!
I added a strip of the 2026–2028 In Color Gingham Gallery Designer Series Paper behind the leaves. The gingham adds just the right amount of pattern and coordinates beautifully with the Peaceful Pine cardstock. I love how the gingham gives the card a cozy, casual feel while the copper foil adds a little elegance. A bit of linen thread tied around the leafy arrangement and a few coordinating embellishments finish off the card. Peaceful Pine + gingham + copper foil + linen thread + gorgeous leafy details = a pretty little hello!
I really love how the copper foil stands out against the Peaceful Pine. It’s a great reminder that you don’t need a lot of different colors to make a card interesting. Sometimes a simple color palette with a little metallic shine is all you need. And, of course, the best part is that this design could easily be adapted with a different sentiment for birthdays, thank-yous, thinking of you cards, and more.
- Crumb Cake Cardstock: 4 1/4 x 11, scored at 5 1/2
- Basic White Cardstock: 4 x 5 1/4
- Peaceful Pine Two-Tone Cardstock: 3 3/4 x 5
- 2026-28 In Color Gingham Gallery Designer Series Paper: 1 1/2 x 5 (large gingham), 1/2 x 5 (small gingham)
- Peaceful Pine Two-Tone Cardstock: 4 x 4 1/2 (leaves), 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 (sentiments)
- 2026-28 In Color Gingham Gallery Designer Series Paper: 5 3/4 x 2 3/8 (envelope flap)
- Burnish the fold of the card base with a Bone Folder.
- Adhere the Basic White panel to the card base.
- Adhere the two Designer Series Paper panels together and to the Peaceful Pine panel.
- Double wrap with Crumb Cake Baker’s Twine. Tie a bow to secure. Adhere the card.
- Use a Hot Foil system to foil the leaves and sentiment in Copper Hot Foil. Crop with the coordinating dies. Adhere as shown with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
- Embellish with Copper Adhesive-Backed Metallic Gems.
- Add the Designer Series Paper to the envelope flap.
FREE TUTORIALS- I send out Weekend Inspiration every weekend that includes a handful of Card Projects with tutorials and supply lists – and yes they are free! The first card on today’s post is one of the project tutorials! I send these out to all who are on my email list. Interested in getting these project sheets? Simply subscribe to my email list click here:
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