This Star Book was made using the Santa Express Suite and the Storybook Gnomes Designer Series Paper (DSP).
The inspiration for this Star Book came from a video I saw on YouTube
by La Petite Belle.
by La Petite Belle.
The front cover is one of the cards from the Santa Express Memories and More card pack.
The book is held shut using Pool Party 3/8" Sheer Ribbon that has been adhered onto the card base and then tied into a bow.
The back cover of the book is also made from one of the cards in the Santa Express Memories and More card pack.
When looking from the top, the book looks like a star.
The front panel on each of the sections has been cut out using the second to the largest Layering Diorama dies.
When the book is opened the Pool Party ribbon is tied in a bow to hold the book open.
Each section uses a panel from the Santa Express Designer Series Paper (DSP) for the background.
For this panel Mr. and Mrs. Claus were fussy cut from the Santa Express DSP and adhered onto the background.
White Glimmer Paper was used for the "ice" and has been cut out using one of the Layering Diorama dies. Once cut out, Pool Party ink was added along the edge using a Stampin' Sponge.
The penguins are from the Santa's Delivery Stamp set and have been stamped in Tuxedo Black Memento ink onto Basic White cardstock, then cut out using the coordinating Santa's Train die. Once cut out, the penguins feet and beak were colored using a Dark Pumpkin Pie Stampin' Blends.
The Santa and his train are from the Santa Express DSP and have been cut out using the coordinating Santa's Train dies.
The moose were fussy cut from the Storybook Gnomes DSP.
The forest friends were also fussy cut from the Storybook Gnomes DSP.
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