Children’s Christmas pageants that re-enact the birth of the Christ child are the theme of these quickly made decoupaged pop-up cards.
In less than two hours I was able to make these cute cards using Craft Consortium’s Nativity collection designed by Hetz Cuppleditch. Using the 10 sheets of the pre-cut decoupaged scenes which are labeled with the layer number for each piece it is super simple to glue up these scenes matching pieces to the layer below. (You could use foam pads, but if you plan to mail these cards in the USA, you will pay extra postage because of the thickness.)
The box-like stage is created by using the Hunkydory Final Shadow Box die set using the largest of the rectangular window dies to cut from the double-sided paper also from the Craft Consortium Nativity collection. The back of the stage is cut from scrap packaging with the “Joy to the World” die cut from a purple scrap envelope (or sentiments from old Christmas cards).
An old Kaisercraft sentiment stamp set was used to stamp the back flaps of the envelopes for these cards to foretell what is inside.
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See the more Christmas cards for 2020 including the series of “A Week of Christmas Houses”
Day 1 – From Our House to Your House
Day 4 –Keeping the Home Fires Burning
Day 6 – Santa Delivers to the Tropics
2019 – 12 Days of Christmas Trees
SUPPLIES
Paper
- Craft Consortium – Hetz Cuppleditch – Nativity – 3D Decoupage -CCDPAK005
- Craft Consortium – Hetz Cuppleditch – Nativity – 6”x6” Premium Quality Papers -CCDPPAD21B
- White coated cardstock scrap from packaging
- Purple envelope scrap from stash
Dies
- Impression Obsession – Die – Joy to the World – DIE462-R
- Hunkydory – Moonstone Cutting Dies – Final Shadow Box Frame – MSTONE076
Stamps
- Kaisercraft – Clear Stamps – Sentiments -Traditional – CS313
Ink/Nuvo Drops
- Stampin’ Up – Classic Stampin’ Pad – Real Red
Miscellaneous
© Sue Small-Kreider 2020
Ully Cat's World 
Fabulous design Sue. When I see projects such as this, I long to beam myself to the UK or the USA to get many of the wonderful supplies that are easily accessible there.
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