Spellbinders’ latest Club Kit Release is here, and this month’s dies are packed with charm, nostalgia, and creativity! I created three unique handmade cards using the Large Die of the Month, Small Die of the Month, and Stitching Club of the Month. Each design brings something different to the crafting table—from vintage-inspired letterboxes to whimsical mail carriers and stitched stationery.
Let’s get started!
Card 1: A Vintage Farmhouse Letterbox
First up, the Large Die of the Month – a stunning vintage-style letterbox that feels straight out of a charming countryside home.
- I custom-mixed my colors using Hero Arts Reactive Inks, blending 50% Fog and 50% Pool Party for the perfect minty vintage hue on the letterbox. Other Reactive Inks Used: Taffy, Fruit Punch, Green Apple, Blue Raspberry and. Grape Slush. The key, sentiment frame and keyhole were painted with Gold Metallic Watercolor.
- Inside the mail slot, a sweet die-cut letter with a heart and a cluster of pink flowers peeks out, adding a touch of romance.
- A gold letterbox key is placed on the box for extra detail.
- I mounted everything on Stellar White Groove ribbed paper (from a Your Paper Insider subscription box) to mimic the look of house siding.
I’m a bit of a paper hoarder, so this specialty paper subscription is right up my alley! 😄
Card 2: You’ve Got (Snail) Mail!
For the Small Die of the Month, I couldn’t resist creating a playful “snail mail” scene! This one was so much fun to put together.
- The star is a cute little snail, delivering happy mail in style. She holds a tiny envelope with a heart seal and wears a mail pouch and hat as she crawls along.
- I started by doing my die-cutting and then I watercolored each die cut for my happy cozy scene. I watercolored with Reactive Inks : Creamsicle, Fruit Punch, Taffy, Green Apple, Blue Raspberry, Pool Party, Blue Hawaii, Splash, Granite and Fawn.
- She’s accompanied by a pink worm and surrounded by red and orange tulips and a mailbox—a cozy little world in miniature.
- The sentiment is a scripty “sending” + an enamel heart.
- I finished the card with diluted white acrylic paint splatters, adding a touch of whimsy.
The theme? A punny “You’ve Got (Snail) Mail”—a crafty nod to the classic rom-com! 💌 🐌
Card 3: Stitched Notebook Paper & Die-Cut Page Tabs
For my final card, I used the Stitching Club of the Month to create a notebook-inspired stitched background—a must for any stationery lover!
- The stitched blue horizontal lines and pink vertical margin line replicate lined notebook paper.
- I have a Stitching Tutorial that you might find helpful.
- The top edge is die-cut to look like it was torn from a wirebound notebook for extra realism.
- The sentiments are die-cut page pointers die cut from ColorWheel Cardstock, reading:
- Hello (pink)
- Friend (blue)
- A Note (lime)
- For You (teal)
- To add movement, I included a pink and teal kite, die-cut from last summer’s Fly Away Kite Kit.
- I stitched with two pieces of floss for extra texture and die-cut the background twice (and glued together) for a sturdy base. I used DMC #162 (light blue) and #776 (pink) floss.
This design is a fun way to send a cheerful, handwritten-style note in card form!
Helpful Links:
- Spellbinders Small Die of the Month Kit – $30 value for just $17.50!
- Spellbinders Large Die of the Month Kit – $40 value for just $27.50!
- Spellbinders Stitching Die of the Month – $35 value for just $25!
- Spellbinders Deluxe Caboodle Kit – Get All 10 Kits, $315 value for just $130!
- Platinum 6 Die-Cutting System
- ColorWheel Cardstock Sampler
- Spellbinders Cardstock
- Stitching Accessories
- Bearly Glue, Foam Squares and Craft Foam
- Club Overview and Club Options
- Past Club Kits
- Spellbinders Shop
- Sarah Renae Clark’s Color Cubes
Final Thoughts
This month’s Spellbinders Club Kits are filled with endless creative possibilities—from elegant vintage letterboxes to playful snail mail and nostalgic stitched stationery.
Which card is your favorite this month? Let me know in the comments! 💌 ✂️
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