I've had a love/hate relationship with the Santa & Co Designer Series Paper from the beginning. There were some designs that I absolutely loved and some that, quite honestly, I couldn't see myself using. The gorgeous Marina Mist blue design with all the wonderful snowflakes and the silly snow-people at the bottom of the page appealed to me. I used the plain portion with the snowflakes on a number of cards and each time had to smile at those snow-people. Well, this time I didn't stop with a smile. This time I gave them their moment in the spotlight.
I used my Deco Labels Collection framelit to cut out three of the snow-people and then glued that die-cut to a piece of Real Red. I carefully cut around the Real Red, allowing a narrow margin for the mat. The Real Red made the scarf around the middle snowman's neck "pop". For the base of my card I used Marina Mist and then added a layer of Naturals White on which I had stamped the largest of the splatter pattern from the Gorgeous Grunge stamp set using Marina Mist ink. I centred the Deco Label die-cut and attached it using Dimensionals. Then I added some Silver Dazzling Details to the splatter pattern, attached three of the snowflakes from the Frosted Sequins Embellishments and six of the small silver sequins from the same embellishments.
A strip of the Silver Glimmer Paper, a tiny sentiment from the Holiday Home stamp set, stamped in Real Red on Whisper White and matted with Real Red, and the card was done. It's a simple card but those silly snow-people will delight the recipient.
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Such a cheery and fun card Heidi! Your snow people are so cute and I love the way you have highlighted them with your handout red border and soft grunge splatters! Thanks for joining us at The Paper Craft Crew this week :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Jan. The snow people really do make me smile.
DeleteGorgeous card! I love the snowmen. My little boy immediately said "Olaf" when he saw the card.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Pam. Those snow people have such personalities.
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