Thursday, July 30, 2020
Let It Snow Snowflake Cards
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with lots of fun products from the store. Please visit the store for all the fun products I've used today.
It may still be the middle of summer, but there is no better way to cool off than by creating winter themed cards.
It may still be the middle of summer, but there is no better way to cool off than by creating winter themed cards.
I used Maja Designs Vintage Summer Basics 1916 to create both cards, die cutting the papers with PoppyStamps Craft Die - Snowflake Lattice Frame. As this paper is double sided, I created two cards using both sides of the paper.
Use the Spellbinders Tool 'n One to remove the left over die cut pieces that remained in the die.
Mat the die cut panels with the same paper, then wrap each panel with May Arts Sheer Light Blue Stitched ribbon. This gives the cards a wintry feel.
The Maja paper gives each card a wintry feel.
Add the die cut panels to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" cards created from Bazzill Marshmallow cardstock and Bazzill Icy Mint cardstock. Use Nuvo Crystal Drops to create pearls in each of the snowflakes. Allow to dry completely.
Die cut Tutti Designs Oval Dies from the same paper and place atop the cards with Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam for dimension. Stamp and die cut the bench and lamp post using Lawn Fawn Winter in the Park stamps and dies and Lawn Fawn Soot Dye Ink. Place them atop the oval and add to the card with foam adhesives.
Die cut Bazzill Marshmallow cardstock with the Lawn Fawn Let It Snow Line Border Die. As the die cut phrase is flexible, you can customize the die cut for your projects. I wanted to shape them in the form of an arch on my cards.
Finally add Yellow Ice Stickles to the lanterns.
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