When I was challenged to build a snowman, I thought of circles. So, I punched out three circles in Basic White cardstock and created a Christmas card. Thoughts?
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Showing posts with label Perpetual Birthday Calendar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perpetual Birthday Calendar. Show all posts
Friday, July 28, 2023
Snowman Builder
Stamps:
Cold Play
A Cardinal Christmas
Perpetual Birthday Calendar
Paper:
Soft Sky A-2
Basic White 5-1/4 x 4 (Inside), 2-1/2" Circle, 2" Circle, 1-3/8 " Circle, Scrap
Basic Black 1/4" Circle (2), 1/8" Circle (4)
Ink:
Archival Basic Black or Tuxedo Black Memento
Pumpkin Pie
Whisper White Craft
Technique:
Punching
Accessories:
2-1/2" Circle Punch
2" Circle Punch
1-3/8" Circle Punch
1/4" Circle Punch
1/8" Circle Punch
Glue Dots
Brights Button Collection
Dimensionals
Adhesive
First, I punched out all of my cardstock circles. Note - You need two 1/4" Basic Black circles for the eyes and four 1/8" circles for the mouth.
I then stamped and fussy cut the snowman's hat.
The nose, hat, and arms are from the Cold Play stamp set.
The sentiment is from A Cardinal Christmas stamp set.
The snowflakes on the background are from the Perpetual Birthday Calendar stamp set.
Next, I randomly stamped the snowflakes, using Whisper White Craft ink.
I then pieced my snowman together. I began with the largest circle on the bottom, followed by the medium circle and then the smallest circle on the top. I did not add any adhesive, until I was satisfied with the placement of the circles.
I added the Pumpkin Pie nose to the center of the small circle and adhered the two black eyes and the four circles forming the mouth.
I placed three buttons on the middle circle and stamped the arms. I attached the buttons, using glue dots.
I then stamped the sentiment on the largest circle. Satisfied with the placement of the circles, I adhered them all beginning with the bottom and working my way up to the top.
Lastly, I added the hat with a dimensional, stamped the arms, and adhered a Basic White panel to the inside of the card.
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Sunday, December 20, 2020
Winter Scene
Glitter can be very messy, but it also adds a sparkle to your card. When you use a chunky glitter you do not have to use as much. So, hopefully, your cleanup is easier. I do like my chunky blue glitter as my snow. What do you think?
Stamps:
Peaceful Pines
Perpetual Birthday Calendar
Paper:
Baja Breeze A-2
Vellum 2-1/4 x 4-1/4 (Tear at Top Edge)
Whisper White 2-1/3 x 3 (3), 5-1/4 x 4
Ink:
Whisper White Craft
Garden Green
Technique:
Die Cutting
Tearing
Accessories:
Perfect Pine Framelits Dies
Thick Blue Glitter
Vellum Tape
2-Way Glue Pen
Dimensionals
Adhesive
First, I stamped my Christmas trees and die cut them using the Perfect Pine Framelits Dies.
I then added snowflakes to my card front using Whisper White craft ink. The snowflake stamp is from the Perpetual Birthday Calendar stamp set. You can use any snowflake stamps you have on hand.
I then cut a couple of vellum strips. I tore the top edges pulling the paper toward me. I did place one piece on top of the other to make sure the slopes were not exactly the same.
Next, I added the thick blue glitter. I applied a line of glue with my 2-way glue pen, sprinkled some glitter, and let it sit for a bit. I found that if I work over a scratch piece of paper, I can then throw away that sheet and keep my mess to a minimum.
I then adhered the vellum strips using my vellum tape. Use any adhesive that works for you.
Note that the two top slopes are torn. The lowest slope is just a line of glue with glitter.
I then added the trees using dimensionals. I adhered the Whisper White panel to the inside of the card.
I did not add a sentiment, so I can use it as an All-Occasion Winter card: Christmas, Thank You, Hello, Thinking of You...
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Sunday, June 28, 2020
Jammin
This is a clean and simple (CAS) card for anyone: in a band, wishing to be in a band, or pretending to be in a band. It is a perfect card for anyone who enjoys music. You know that "alien" teenager...
Stamps:
Extreme Guitar
Layered Letters Alphabet
Perpetual Birthday Calendar
Paper:
Whisper White A-2
Ink:
Archival Basic Black
Bermuda Bay
Cajun Craze
Cucumber Crush
Daffodil Delight
Rich Razzleberry
Tip Top Taupe
Watermelon Wonder
Technique:
CAS
Accessories:
None
First, I stamped stars with Daffodil Delight and water spots or ink blots using the Tip Top Taupe. This covered the background for my card.
Next, I stamped the two Extreme Guitarist on the top right and bottom left corners using the Archival Basic Black ink.
Then I stamped "J" with Watermelon Wonder on the top left and "N" with Rich Razzleberry on the bottom right. This took care of the other two corners.
I then stamped the second "M" with Archival Basic Black and lined it up with the two guitarist. (In retrospect, I should have just continued with the A and the I, and lastly evened out the two M's. Oh well, on the next card.)
I then stamped the "A" using Cajun Craze, the "I" using Bermuda Bay, and the first "M" using Cucumber Crush.
You can easily add some bling to the card if you like. The occasion will be determined by the message written on the inside of the card by the sender.
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