So appropriately, Stamp Something Challenge blog issued a "Something Cold, Winter Wind" Challenge. I had made some seasonal cards for Lori's blog - Clearly iStamp and appropriately enough, my winter card will definitely fit the bill.


I used my oval nestabilities to cut my card and layers. For the background I used the snowflake stamp from a Clear Dollar Stamp set called Tree-mendous Wishes and stamped it with Versamark, used clear embossing powder and then sponged the background with ink. For the snow, I used Liquid Applique and then puffed it up with my heat gun. I also added a bit of glitter to it, but its not showing up so well on the picture. I also stamped an extra tree, cut it out, and then adhered it to card front.
Winter/snow can be such a pain, but it is also beautiful and should be fun! Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!

Recipe:
Cardstock: GP White, Basic Grey Granola
Ink: Versamark, Indian Corn Blue, Chocolate (CTMH)
Stamps: Tree-mendous Wishes (Clear Dollar Stamps)
Other: Clear Embossing Powder, Heat gun, Oval Nestabilities, Liquid Applique, Glitter, SU! Word Window Punch, CTMH Bling
4 comments:
This is beautiful Katie we had a flurry of snow today for about 2 mins lol
then the sun came out again weird weather or what here in the UK
Hugs Tonix
Wow... this card is so beautiful!!!
Greetings,
Saskia
gorgeous, love the snow on the branches! Thanks for joining the SS challenge!
I would just like to say how beautiful I think your work is.
Your colouring and layouts are fantastic
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