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White Winter Wonderland Slimline Card

Check out this monochrome winter wonderland card that’s full of layers and details in a bright white!

Happy Tuesday, friends! We’re continuing our Christmas in July theme with another festive card project. Today, our designer, Dominique will show you a simple yet beautiful way to enhance your patterned paper for a holiday card that sparkles with charm. Follow along and create a white winter wonderland slimline card with us!

  • Choose your paper. I choose a sheet from the Winter Train 3 1/2 x 8 1/2 slimline paper pad.
  • Add shimmer and detail. Using a Wink of Stella glitter brush pen, apply glitter to:
    • The trees
    • The birds in the sky
    • The leaves on the birch tree; and
    • Some of the heaps of snow.
  • Prep for heat embossing. Treat your panel with anti-static powder.
  • Stamp your sentiment.
    • Choose a sentiment from 35019 Reason for the Season stamp set. I will be using the “Silent Night Holy Night” stamp as I feel it really complements the design of the paper.
    • Place the panel into a stamp repositioned, then align the stamp where you feel it fits best.
    • Stamp using Versamark ink.
    • Apply silver embossing power and heat set.
  • Set your panel aside. Once cool, add some double sided tape to the back of the panel, and set aside.
  • Create airy flowers.
    • Die cut some poinsettias. Using vellum, die cut two sets of 5514-07D Buildable Poinsettia Die.
    • Add shimmer. Using the Wink of Stella glitter brush pen, apply glitter onto the middle layer of the flower.
    • Assemble your flowers.
    • Accent the middle with pearl enamel dots
    • Add double sided foam tape to the back of the flowers. Then adhere onto the card panel.
  • Final card assembly:
    • Create a 3 1/2in x 8 1/2in card base from white card stock.
    • Attach your decorated panel to the card base using the tape you applied earlier.

I hope you all enjoyed today’s card. Have you ever spiced up your patterned paper with glitter or embossing? Let us know in the comments!

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