It's cold, it's windy, me no likey. Decided to work on a snowy project. Brrrrrrrr....
I used a blue base card and added a layer of paper from DoCrafts Wellington paper pack. I also used this behind my LOTV snowman image from their Winter Wonderland Art Pad. I have distressed the edges of all these layers and added VersaMagic chalk ink in Aegean Blue and Night Sky. I've used Cheery Lynn Tiny Bubbles Border which I backed with a piece of paper from my inky stash. That's bits that have had some organised or dis-organised inking! I think this was a spritzed DI rainbow experiment. I liked it was mostly blue with just a hint of other colours at the top end.
I cut two Cheery Lynn Snowflake 2 from blue glitter paper and put them behind the snowman. I also cut the flourishes that come with Cheery Lynn Celtic Fire Oval Frame from glitter paper. I have put these opposite corners and then added a variety of elements from Cheery Lynn BAF #1 and BAF #3 Embellishments, all cut from pearlecsent card.
I was going to use glitter glue for the centers and then I decided to use Tiny Bubbles Border again! Did you know as well as a lovely border you also get over 400 little dots in two sizes? I have little dots all over my craft space!! I knew they would be useful. Don't they just make the most perfect flower centers?
The sentiment is a Crafty Individuals stamp. I had ink on the rubber around the sentiment but thought I'd stamp it anyway and see. Usually I'd be going a little crazy to see that extra ink but I like the effect. A bit like a mini-snowdrift. Mounted it on a bit more glittery card and on foam pads.
Joining the fun at
6 comments:
What a cute snowman and great design.
So glad to see you enter the Die Cut Divas' challenge at http://die-cut-divas.blogspot.com/2014/01/make-it-glitter.html
Very frosty, Iona, the bubbles border is a perfect choice. Good luck and thanks for joining in on the fun at Cheery Lynn Designs challenge.
Beautiful snowman card - brrrr!
Sandy
A great card, Gail! Lots of interesting elements in both your background and foreground--not the least of which is that amazing quote! Well done! Mwah!
Thanks for entering your lovely card for CHNC challenge 160 - you could also enter this into my CHNC challenge extra for Januaryr - I'd love to see it there too. x
This is very pretty Gail, love to see a bit of sparkle on Christmas cards!
Thanks for joining our Anything Goes challenge - good luck!
Anne x
Lili of the Valley
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