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There’s nothing like a touch of shimmer to bring winter crafting to life, and this week’s project does exactly that! I created this Shimmery Snowflake Card using Stampin’ Up!’s gorgeous Elegant Pines Snowflakes Suite, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite seasonal designs. To build the frosty background, I blended Secret Sea, Pretty Peacock, and Old Olive ink with my blending…
When one “wow” card just isn’t enough — combine two! ❄️✨ For this project, I paired two favorite techniques — a shaker card and an easel card — to create a Snowflake Shaker Easel Card using Stampin’ Up!’s Elegant Pine Snowflakes Suite. The result is a dazzling, dimensional card that sparkles from every angle. The window shaker element is filled with frosty…
Create a snowflake window card with the Sparkling Snowflakes bundle! I stamped the Snow Crystal background stamp three times to create this lovely layered image in different colors. I used Gorgeous Grape, Highland Heather, and Pool Party. I scored a 12″ x 5-1/4″ piece of Highland Heather card stock at 4″ and 8″ and then…
Create a spinning snowflake card with the Sparkling Snowflakes bundle! Spin the snowflake, then close the card. When the card is opened, the snowflake will spin! For the front, I used Blending Brushes with Pool Party and Highland Heather and then embossed with the Snowflake Sky embossing folder. I stamped the second largest Stylish Shapes…
Have you ever tried making a double window card before? You can use any length of card stock divided up into three equal sections. For this card, use a 12″ x 5-1/4″ piece of Balmy Blue scored at 4″ and 8″. Add any Designer Series Paper to the front and middle pieces. Then use layering…
Create an emboss resist card with the Joyful Flurry bundle! The snowflakes are perfect for this fun and easy technique. Start by stamping the snowflakes with Versamark ink and then embossing with clear or white embossing powder on Shimmery White or Basic White card stock. If you plan on water coloring then use the Shimmery…