Snowmen are snow much fun. Even though it hasn’t snowed yet, I am having fun with some snowman cards. I wanted a few cards for the holiday season that would be great for all occasions; Christmas, a thank you, thinking of you, or even for a birthday.
I colored the images with my Prisma Colored pencils, added Wink of Stella Clear to the snowman, and Crystal Stickles to the snow on the card front. I also added some Glossy Accents to the ornaments.
I loved how the envelope turned out, but the card was missing something. So I went back and used my MISTI to stamp pine trees from Heartfelt Creations Snow Kissed Spruce in the background. I used a mask to protect my image.
The card turned out so cute, I am off to my studio to create additional cards in more colors. I used Amethyst Stardream Metallic Cardstock for the purple card.
Easter is coming up this weekend. Do you do anything special on Easter? when I was a kid we would dress in our dresses, white gloves, and bonnets and head to church. The rest of the day would be eating and being with family. My kids have to go to school on Friday to make…
Hi everyone, Creating strictly masculine projects has always been something I struggled with a little bit but I decided again to create something other than a card so I made this little mini album with just card stock and a few pictures I had taken of my son and my nephews over the years. This…
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Last year, when Erin Abdelnour set out to launch her online stationery store, http://www.theknottednote.com/, she knew one thing for sure: she needed REALLY good card stock! Disappointed by limited choices of low quality card stock at her local arts and crafts store, Erin took her search to the worldwide web. There she found a number…