Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Love Never Melts

Hi friends!!  Short and sweet today - my schedule is messed up from the holiday and I've fallen behind on everything....but I have a quick winter card to share!


All the papers and cardstock come from the Frosted paper pack.  The snowman comes from the Flakey Friends stamp set.  I edged all the papers and stamped the snowman with Twilight ink.  The ribbon is one from my stash and I added Stardust Glitter Gel to the snowballs and the line of snow under the snowman.

Card base is 4 1/4" x 11", scored at 5 1/2".  
Mat layers are:
4" x 5 1/4"
2 3/4" x 3 1/2"
2 1/2" x 3 1/4"
2 3/8" x 3 1/8"


The inside is lined with more papers from the Frosted paper pack.  The sentiment is also from Flakey Friends and I continued with the Twilight ink.


I hope you enjoy!  I'm off to do a million and one things today!  Have a great day!!!

Linking to -
An Inky Situation - sketch

September Specials!
You are My Happy - National Stamping Month
Poster Tidings - Stamp of the Month

Monday, July 22, 2013

Winter Wishes - Christmas in July # 3

Welcome Friends!  Today's project is more on the lines of a Winter theme vs. Christmas but I figure they kind of go hand in hand.

My card today was inspired by a sketch over on The Sweet Stop sketches blog.  I just recently discovered this blog and I am in love!!!

Here is the sketch from this week:


And the spin on the sketch is to use doilies.  I immediately thought of snowflakes!  I love all the intricate designs and how no two are alike.  I'm not a  fan of snow when I'm out shoveling, but if I'm sitting on my couch with a warm cup of coffee gazing out the window - then I love it!  

Here's my take on  the sketch:


Card base is 5 x 5 with slate cardstock.  The mat layer is a snowflake paper from DCWV Arctic Wishes cut 4 3/4 x 4 3/4.  I inked the edges with indian corn blue ink.  The snowflakes are cut from a variety of cartridges.  I used Artiste, Christmas solutions, and Art Philosophy.  I inked the edges of the snowflakes also with indian corn blue ink so they stand out a bit from the background paper.



The stamp for the center of the large snowflake is from C1469, Dec. 25th Holidays set.  This is a really nice stamp set for the holidays, and it also coordinates with the Art Philosophy cartridge.  I used stardust glitz in spots around the snowflakes to give them a little shimmer and shine.  The silver ribbon is a Celebrate It ribbon I picked up on clearance at Michaels last year after the holidays.


On the inside I used the same snowflake paper to cut a mat 4 3/4 x 4 3/4.  The snowflake comes from the Best of 2009 cartridge cut at 4 1/2".  I also inked the edges of this one with indian corn blue ink as well.


I am really happy with how it turned out and working from a sketch made it come together so easily!
I hope you enjoy!  I'll be back tomorrow with # 4 of Christmas in July.  Have a great day!!

Linking to Sweet Stop Sketches challenge