Joyful Season Turnabout - 7 Cards!

 I've got quite a card haul to share today! The new Joyful Season Turnabout Stamp just landed in my mailbox and I spent an entire evening stamping this beauty up!

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I did a few other color combos, but I loved how the blue tone and classic Christmas colors worked the best.

I created 4 cards in the traditional Christmas combo (yes, only three in the photo but I'll share the fourth later!). I also really liked the look of stamping the turnabout 3 times just as much as completing with 4 impressions. These traditional colored cards use C9 inks in Cranberry, Grasshopper, Evergreen, and if I did a 4th stamp it was in either Pink Lemonade or Grapefruit.

I also loooove how the blue-toned cards turned out! I did one card by stamping the turnabout 4 times, and the other two just three times. The C9 inks for these are: Blueberry, Sea Glass, Peacock, and with the card that  has 4 stampings, it was in Eucalyptus.

This card has the 4th stamping done in Pink Lemonade. I matched the cardstock colors I used to go with the ink colors on the card. The "merry & bright" sentiment is from the fantastic Jolly Holiday Greetings Die. I love that the sentiment is bold enough that I really don't need to add anything else to the card front.

You see this card was only stamped 3 times, so there's nice "breathing room" with the open space. This sentiment is also from the Jolly Holiday Sentiment Dies. I paired it with some beautiful poinsettias that I actually cut last year - but the beautiful set is still available, and is called Festive Corner Cuts.

This card uses Grapefruit for the 4th stamping - it's just slightly darker and the smallest tad more orange than the Pink Lemonade. The Merry Christmas sentiment is included in the Joyful Season Turnabout set. I heat embossed with with Black Sparkle embossing powder. This design was verrry much inspired by one that was on the C9 product page!

Bonus card! It's so simple yet so sweet. It's similar to the other 'holly jolly' card, but no poinsettias this time.

For all of the blue toned cards, I added some beautiful snowflakes from an old Hello Bluebird die set. I highly highly recommend the glitter paper I use, as it cuts so nicely with very intricate dies and there's a great variety of colors. The sentiment is also from the Jolly Holiday Greetings set.

All of these cards use cardstock that matches the ink colors used. C9 is great about using the same names for both paper and inks so it's simple! This 'deck the halls' sentiment is from the set Holiday Sayings Dies.

Thank you so much for getting this far! I think it's been an entire year since I last made 7 cards in one sitting :) Happy crafting!