Jolly Friends- A New Take On Rudolf

October 26, 2016
Cards, Christmas
Christmas, Christmas Cards, Holiday Cards, Imagination, Jolly, Jolly Friends, Rudolf

Jolly Friends

Have you ever had a stamp set that makes you giggle like crazy?

First of all, Jolly Friends stamp set was feeling slightly neglected.

It’s been sitting under a pile of stamp sets and when I found it I couldn’t stop laughing.

Instantly I had an idea with Mr. Moose! He’s the new Rudolf.

A New Take on Rudolf

If there is one thing I love about stamping it’s the ability to use my imagination.

While I’m sure not everyone sees my crazy imagination in the sense that I do, my hope is that you can feel the same way about your own imagination. FREEDOM!

As a result of my crazy imagination I found my new Rudolf. Why must he be a reindeer? Why not a MOOSE?

As I was creating this little guy I was laughing. Instant joy in how crazy cute he was and the red little nose was the icing on the cake.

Take a Peek

Take a peek at this amazing set.

Jolly Friends can definitely open your imagination with all of the goodness inside this stamp set.

There are 21 photopolymer images inside this set that will set your imagination on fire. WOW.

The best part of this stamp set, the punch that coordinates. The Jolly Hat Builder Punch gives you the freedom to create all kinds of hats that YOU want.

Let your imagination run wild and enjoy the creativity with this stamp set.

Tips & Tricks

Stamp the moose onto Crumb Cake cardstock and stamp again to cut out the moose ears. Use a Sponge Dauber to color the ears using Early Espresso ink.
Using a Sponge Dauber on the ears makes the ears appear like suede. It’s an awesome look.
The Tag of Tins stamp set has the best snowflake image to use on cards or other projects.
It’s a Celebration stamp set was used for the “celebrate” greeting with Early Espresso Ink.
To create the red nose, stamp the image onto Crumb Cake cardstock using VersaMark ink. Sprinkle the Real Red Glitter Embossing Powder and heat. Punch the nose out using the 1/4″ Circle Punch (currently on the clearance rack).