The perfect temperature to throw on a sweater and get into a winter/Christmas mode... I can't believe I just typed that! I also can't believe it's September already!
My post today features Snowy Love from the Joys of the Seasons new release at High Hopes Rubber Stamps.
I made a shaker card and an ornament with this oh so cute stamp. This could be part of a hostess gift for the Christmas season maybe?
Ornament Close Up
Card Close Up
After colouring my two images, I set about making my ornament. There are actually two stamps in the ornament - one on each side - so when it is hung on the tree you are seeing this cutie from both sides (it also covers the marker bled through paper on the back side of the stamp). They are glued together and then set into half of the ornament. The other half of the ornament is put on (it snaps together) and then ribbon and a wooden snowflake with glitter are added to finish it off. The challenge with these ornaments? - getting a good picture!!!!
For the card, I coloured my stamp with alcohol markers, and fussy cut it. The finished card size is 41/2 x 41/2. I cut my cardstock and patterned paper to create my base. I ran a smaller piece of white cardstock through my Big Kick in a snowflake embossing folder and then cut out a circle with a die cut. After adding some foam tape and overhead transparency to create my window, I added beads, snowflakes and sequins. The card is finished off with a computer generated sentiment and a wooden snowflake with glitter.
Spectrum Noir Marker List
Hat/Mittens: CR9 CR11 DR6 TN1 EB1
Nose/Mouth: CR2 CR11 CR6
Scarf Dots: CR9
Cheeks: CR2
Face: TB1
Background: TB2
Card and Ornament Recipe
Patterned Paper: Kissing Santa - American Crafts
Snowflake Embossing Folder - Darice
3D Foam Squares - Scrapbook Adhesives
Clear Foam - Stix 2
Dies: Fishtail Banner Dies - Your Next Stamp
Standard Circle Dies - Spellbinders
Glitter: Hero Arts
Quickie Glue Pen
Sentiment: Computer - Calibri Font
Cardstock: Bazzill and Recollections
Wood Snowflakes: The Stockade
White Paint: Deco Art
Ornament: Michaels
Beads/Snowflakes/Sequins: Dollarama
I hope you have enjoyed my super long post today! Thanks for stopping by!
Donna this is awesome! What a cool idea to make one of the images into an ornament! I'm going to busy stealing all your ideas LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove the ornament and card they are totally cute. Your pictures come out perfect Donna!
ReplyDeleteWhat does 41/2 mean
DeleteHi Stacy - 41/2 x 41/2 is the finished card size.
DeleteI cut my cardstock at 4.5" w x 9" long and folded in half........hope that helps.
He's just so cute! love how he's just peeking out :D way to go xxxx
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Hugs,
Sandie
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