Showing posts with label Snowflakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snowflakes. Show all posts
Friday, 7 September 2018
Let It Snow
The start of this year's Christmas cards!
I've used a sentiment die from Lawn Fawn with snow-foiled acetate by Hunkydory
Deer/ tree die from eBay.
The acetate layer has been cut larger than the mat it sits on and scored each side to give a bowed effect.
Saturday, 16 December 2017
Peace
I usually make several different designs of Christmas cards to post out but this year decided to keep things simple.
I made this card and then, rare for me, made quite a few more!
The patterned papers are by Stampin' Up!
It's a white background with foiled snowflakes on one and starbursts/ fireworks on the other.
For some of the cards I kept the white as it was, on the other cards I smooshed Colour Cloud Ink over to change it to lilac.
Some of the cards I used a pearlescent purple layer with silver card and the others I used a rich brown with gold card.
The foil snowflakes are also by SU
Sentiment die is by PTI
Monday, 3 November 2014
Merry Christmas
Snowflake die - Memory Box
Sentiment - Simon Says Stamp
Scallop die - Spellbinders
Patterned paper - Papermania
Labels:
Christmas,
Memory Box,
Simon Says Stamp,
Snowflakes,
Spellbinders
Saturday, 4 October 2014
Monday, 26 November 2012
Saturday, 27 October 2012
Joy and Cheer
Having been ill I'm struggling to get back into crafting at the moment so a very simple card here.
It's Cuttlebug embossing folder 'Joy and Cheer' and I've highlighted it with some Glamour Dust.
The snowflake is a brad I've had in my stash for about a decade.
The ribbon looked very flat and limp and I wanted it to curl.
I wrapped it around a pencil and blasted it with my heat gun for about ten seconds or so and this seems to have done the trick. In future I'll try and remember to use a couple of strands of ribbon if doing this as it doesn't look very full whereas when it was straight it was enough for the card.
Labels:
Christmas,
Cuttlebug,
embossing,
Glamour Dust,
Joy and Cheer,
ribbon,
Snowflakes
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Shaker
The first couple of years after I started card-making I had to try every new technique and trend. I was a very regular visitor at my local craft shops they must have seen me coming and got sucked into buying things that with hind-sight I really shouldn't have.
Spirelli, decoupage, accordian cards, iris-folding, tea-bag folding, one of those Fiskars shape-cutters that everyone else hated too.
And shaker cards.
I really liked the idea of shaker cards but mine always looked a bit boring: they were okay when being shaken but the rest of the time (ie 99% of the time) they were just sad.
The other day I got it into my head that I should have another go at shaker cards, no idea why, I must have been ill.
So I gave it a go but hopefully have now got it out of my system and won't attempt another one for the next decade or so.
Snowflake frame is a Sizzix die
Stamp is by Woodware
Card is midnight-blue pearlescent . I've filled the shaky bit with Diamond Dust and some Bedazzles.
Labels:
acetate,
Christmas,
shaker,
Sizzix die-cut,
Snowflakes,
Woodware
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Christmas
Tag punch and stamp are SU.
Letters cut using Sizzix Block Party and embossed with snowflakes embossing folder.
Friday, 4 November 2011
Gift Wrapping
I like to bulk buy plain wrapping paper at this time of year. Have you ever noticed how much cheaper it is in Oct/ Nov/ Dec?
There are lots of offers on in the shops; 3 rolls for 2, 2 for £4, that kind of thing.
If you buy plain, spotty or stripy (ie not a specific Christmas pattern) then you can use it all year round for birthdays and other occasions.
Some people might think it is not Christmassy enough but I think by the time it is under a tree, in a decorated room, it looks just fine. Plus you can always add bows and ribbons and hand-made tags to jazz it up.
This year I thought I'd try going without tags altogether.
I used some scraps of card to cut out names on my Sizzix and then put them through a snowflake embossing folder and glued them straight to the parcels.
Using up scraps + saving money on paper and tags = more money for stash :)
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Christmas Mini Book
Labels:
Basic Grey,
chipboard,
Christmas,
Cuttlebug,
Dovecraft,
Mini Book,
Snowflakes
Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Snowman
Sunday, 28 February 2010
Sunday, 14 February 2010
Tis The Season

Sentiment is a Hot Off The Press stamp.
Cuttlebug embossing folder "Snow Dots" and "Ice Crystal" combo for the snowflake.
Labels:
Christmas,
Cuttlebug,
Hot Off The Press,
Ice Crystal,
Snow Dots,
Snowflakes
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