Stretch those Christmas stamps and make them last well after the holiday season, and fill your winter cards with some magic.
Today our designer, April wanted to show that the Christmas Inchies also work for winter cards and not just Christmas related projects. By using the snowman and penguin without the Santa hat accessories, they become adorable winter characters that can be sent all winter long. This is Aprils last card creation for us on our design team, and we are so very thankful for the talent she has shared with us over the years. We can’t wait to follow along on her craft journey and are cheering her on! Follow along as April gives us the steps to make an adorable winter card in soft pink.
- Heat emboss with white embossing powder the Snowflake Frame on pink cardstock.
- Splatter with black paint.
- Stamp a tree, snowman and penguin from the Christmas Inchies Set with black alcohol friendly ink on white cardstock.
- Color using alcohol markers.
- Die cut images using coordinating Christmas Inchies Die Set.
- Die cut a frame for the images using pink cardstock and the Postage Stamp Nested Dies.
- Lightly ink blend around edges of the postage stamp frame using Color Fuse #5 Rose Ink and Large Blending Brush.
- Pop up in center of card using foam tape.
- Pop up images in center of the postage stamp piece using foam squares.
- Stamp sentiment from Christmas Inchies on white cardstock with black ink.
- Trim down and round corners.
- Add ribbon around bottom of panel and pop up sentiment over ribbon and onto very bottom portion of frame.
- Adhere to card base and round corners.
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