Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Let It Snow!

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Hi everyone,

A couple of weeks ago I posted a Pop n Cuts Flying Easel Card which was inspired by one Karen Burniston created her classes for the UStamp with Dawn and Friends: Cards With Cool Moves online classes. You can see my card here.

Karen saw my card and left a comment asking if I could make one using a snowflake … well I always like a challenge so added that to my to do list. My card today is the result!

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This card uses Karen’s SU Exclusive Pop N Cuts Card Base and also the Sizzix Funky Labels Framelits.

I wanted to keep my snowflake 3D just like I had the tree in my previous card … but it was a lot harder to do as it has such intricate pieces to it. It didn’t help that I used white and silver glitter papers which made it harder to work with … but I got there. I have used a snowflake die and a snowflake punch and also a rhinestone. I die cut 4 of each and folded the snowflakes in half so they could be attached to each other.

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A friend recently gave me some of the new SU Winter Frost designer papers to play with which is what I used for this card.

I added a few more snowflakes to the base and some icicles under my sentiment.

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Here is my card when it is folded closed … the Snowflake can be folded flat so it will be suitable to be placed in an envelope to be mailed if needed.

Stamps: Cold Play (retired) – SU
Paper: White; Blue; White Glitter Card; Silver Glitter Card; Winter Frost DP – SU
Other: SU Exclusive Pop N Cuts Card Base; Sizzix Funky Labels Framelits; MFT Die-namics Let it Snowflake; MFT Die-namics Icicle Border Die; Snowflake Punch; Snowflake Button; Silver & Blue Ribbon; Rhinestones; Foam Tape

 

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4 comments:

Cindy Haffner said...

France's this is GORGEOUS!!!

Joanne (jojot) said...

this is snowflake perfection, Hoots...wow

raquelmason.blogspot.com said...

Pretty silver glimmer paper for the icicles & the sentiment is perfect.

Karen B said...

Love it! You have such a great eye for detail. Fabulous!