Hello friends! I wanted to get at least one more 6×6 video posted for 2021. I decided to use an older collection by Honey Bee Stamps called Log Cabin. I think it was released late 2019. It’s a gorgeous winter collection with lots of soft colors and pretty designs. I think it would nicely for Christmas cards if you like using non-traditional colors. There are also plenty of pattern that would work year round for any card theme.
I used my 6×6 Paper Pad Tutorial and one paper pad to make 40 cards.
Here is the cardstock I pulled before starting on the 6×6 paper pad. I always pull out way more cardstock than I ever use. I list the brands and colors if I have the information. Some of my cardstock has been in my craft room for many, many years.
In addition to using the 6×6 paper pad, I also used 17 sheets of 8 1/2″ x 11″ and 10 sheets of 12″ x 12″ solid colored cardstock.
Cardstock colors –
I completely forgot to write down the cardstock colors and brands. Oops!
Here are close up pictures of the cards I made, including sketches and measurements. All my cards are American standard A2 size. For sketches that don’t include measurements, I simply figure the measurements out on my own, for what works for me. Go HERE to see my video explaining how I determine card sketch measurements. All cards are made using Honey Bee Stamps Log Cabin 6×6 paper pad.
Sketch – MFT #564
Sentiment stamps and dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Oval die – Sunny Studio
Snowflake dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Vellum – Hero Arts
Ink – Honey Bee Stamps
Glitter cardstock – Lawn Fawn
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches #350
Sentiment stamp and die – Honey Bee Stamps
Pinecone dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Scallop rectangle die – Honey Bee Stamps
Stitched circle die – Sunny Studio
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Vellum – Hero Arts
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Ink – Catherine Pooler
Twine – from stash
Sketch – OWH #218
Sentiment stamp – Honey Bee Stamps
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Ink – Honey Bee Stamps
Flower dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Sentiment stamp – Honey Bee Stamps
Scallop rectangle die – Honey Bee Stamps
Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Ink – Honey Bee Stamps and Catherine Pooler
Sketch – MFT #561
Pierced snowflake die – Honey Bee Stamps
Sentiment stamp – Honey Bee Stamps
Tree die – Honey Bee Stamps
Circle dies – Waffle Flower
Ink – Catherine Pooler
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Sketch – Sweet Sunday #245
Sentiment dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Frame die – Honey Bee Stamps
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Vellum – Hero Arts
Sketch – Paper Play Sketches #50
Sentiment stamps – Honey Bee Stamps
Ink – Catherine Pooler
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Sketch – OWH #26
All dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Glitter cardstock – Lawn Fawn
Vellum – Hero Arts
White paint – Kuretake
Sentiment stamps and dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Snowflake dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Iridescent cardstock – Tonic Studios
Vellum – Hero Arts
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Ink – Honey Bee Stamps
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches #500
Sentiment stamp – Honey Bee Stamps
Pine branch dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Ink – Honey Bee Stamps
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches #95
Sentiment stamp – Honey Bee Stamps
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Stitched oval die – Sunny Studio
Ink – Catherine Pooler
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
Sketch – MFT #572
Sentiment dies – Honey Bee Stamps
Circle dies – Waffle Flower
Bling – Honey Bee Stamps
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These are wonderful cards, Kristie. I do like the color palette a lot. Not quite as rustic as I thought they might be, but really lovely. I feel like I say it all the time, but you do an excellent job showcasing the papers! Thank you for all your hard work in creating, filming, editing and posting your cards. It’s a labor of love for sure, and I do really appreciate it!