Merry Christmas | Kristina Werner With Concord & 9th Inaugural Release!

Hello and welcome! It’s release day for Kristina Werner’s brand new line with Concord & 9th and I’m so excited to share a few cards with you. You can find her amazing new release over in the Concord & 9th shop, and be sure to check out C9’s new holiday release as well! I’m really in love the sophisticated, clean, and graphic designs, and Kristina’s gorgeous lettering makes for a beautifully well-rounded collection.

I have three cards to share so let’s dive in!

Merry Christmas From My Home To Yours

This first card features the Merry Trees stamp set and Merry Greetings Builder stamps and dies. I really appreciate the variety of sentiments in this set, include this one which is perfect for single folks!

For this card, I stamped the tree image from the Merry Trees set five times on the front of 4.25″ x 5.5″ panel of white cardstock, offsetting the image just a bit each time. I used four colors of Concord & 9th inks, double-stamping some images to create the gradient of colors. Then I finished with a large die cut sentiment and a coordinating stamped sentiment.

Supplies from Kristina Werner and Concord & 9th:

Merry Trees stamp set
Merry Greetings Builder Bundle
Aqua Sky, Oceanside, Peacock, Juniper inks
Dragonfruit cardstock

Merry Christmas And Happy New Year

My second card features bold sentiments and trees from the Merry Trees bundle which includes coordinating layering stencils. For this quick card, I mirror stamped the large sentiment, added a popped up row of trees over top, and then finished with a smaller stamped sentiment.

Supplies from Kristina Werner and Concord & 9th:

Merry Trees Bundle
Pink Lemonade, Sweet Pea, Dragonfruit inks

Joy

My last card today features the beautiful Gentle Berries Stem Layering die set and a sentiment from the Peace Love Joy Frames die set. This sprig of berries was so easy to piece together!

For the background, I smooshed a Eucalyptus ink pad onto a large acrylic block, spritzed it with water, and then placed it inky-side-down onto a panel of cardstock. I placed some heavy books on top for five minutes. I like the slightly splotchy look; more ink and water will create a solid look.

Supplies from Kristina Werner and Concord & 9th: