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CASEing the new catalogue using the Home for Christmas bundle

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Stampin’ Up! have a new catalogue for Sept-Dec 2026 which went live three days ago. Our challenge for the Let’s Craft Together Blog Hop team this month is to CASE the catalogue. If you don’t know what that means, CASE stands for Copy And Selectively Edit. This can be anything you like – maybe use the same colours, the same bundle, or the same layout.

I have chosen to CASE one of the cards on page 38, using the layout for my card.

Image of a handmade card with three flowers

When I started to create my card, I realised that my three elements were not going to fit across a portrait card, so I turned it into a landscape version.

Handmade card in landscape, with a tree a gingerbread man then another tree across the middle of a white strip of cardstock. On a dotted red strip of paper, on a green card base that has been repeatedly stamped with the same tree image

The card base is Shaded Spruce, and has been stamped with the tree image from the Home for Christmas bundle using Shaded Spruce ink. The dotted red mat is from the Timeless Christmas Designer Series Paper (DSP) pack.

The three images are all from the Home for Christmas bundle. The two trees have been stamped using Shaded Spruce ink onto Basic White cardstock then die cut. The gingerbread image has been stamped in Pecan Pie ink then die cut. The two trees were adhered to the white mat, while the gingerbread man was raised using Dimensionals.

The sentiment is from the Christmas Mice stamp set and has been stamped onto Poppy Parade cardstock using Versamark, white embossing powder added then heat set. This was then fussy cut and adhered to the card using mini Dimensionals.

Close up of a handmade card featuring two trees and an gingerbread man

On the inside of the card, I used a thin strip of the dotted DSP, and added another stamped and die cut tree.

Inside of a handmade Christmas card, with a strip of red paper with tiny white dots along the bottom of the writing mat, and a green tree on the bottom right

Please check out what the rest of the team have done using the links below.

Blog Hop Index

Happy crafting
Sharni

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Stampin' Up! September–December 2026 Catalogue
1st September 2026–4th January 2027
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