Hi everyone! Sandee here with a little card to share with you this Monday morning! I really appreciate you stopping by to take a peek! I have been working on my Christmas cards all year long, making between 5-10 cards per month! When Christmas gets close, I will be ready!
Here are the supplies I used to create this card:
BoBunny Snowfall Designer paper pack
Tattered Angels stamped chipboard
Copic Markers
Tim Holtz Antique Linen distress ink
Memento Brown ink
Corner Rounder
Hemp Twine
Clear Rhinestones
Beacon 3-in-1 Glue
I began my card by cutting my card base from Ga Pacific White card stock and scoring it with my Scor-Buddy for the fold.
This card measures 4 1/2 by 4 1/2. I chose two sheets of the designer paper, then cut and adhered them to the card base. I used my corner rounder on the corners and then sponged distress ink on all edges. Next I gathered my chipboard pieces.
I colored in the scarf and nose with copic markers and sponged the edges of all pieces with the distress ink. Before gluing the chipboard down I stamped the sentiment with the help of my Stamp-a-ma-jig. I glued the snowman and snowflakes down with the Beacon glue.
I free hand cut the banner, gluing each triangle to the twine and then gluing it down to the snowman.
Then I just added a little bling to the snowflakes, scarf and on the banner to finish the card!
Thanks so much for visiting! Hope you have a wonderful week!
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It's a beautiful card, Sandee, and the tutorial is nice to see! I am inspired to work on my Christmas cards, too! Thanks :)
Lovely card! TFS:)
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What a beautiful card, Sandee. It's hard to beleive it's time to get started on Christmas things already! Thank you so much for sharing.
Hi Sandee, I just love your card! I like anything primitive and love how you sponged the snowman!! I had to zoom in for a closer look because the scarf looks so real! The whole design is cohesive, a real work of art! I'm going to look for that chipboard!
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